Dymension:Scary Horror Survival Shooter

First thing to note is this game is not optimised properly. Fullscreen is sometimes windowed mode, 1920 x 1080 is sometimes 1280 x 720, no idea how that even happens. Plus there doesn't seem to be any noticeable difference when changing texture or shadow quality. Then again the entire game feels like you are stuck in the shadows because it's so dark. After getting stuck at the very beginning (I think I managed to softlock myself somehow) I noticed there was already a save file leftover by the developer. This is where I found out the game gets even darker and has even less frames, over powered enemies are awful gunplay. Maybe with a bunch of fixes this game could be fun but I'm not wanting to be the guinea pig right now. I might check back on it a few months later but I don't hold out much hope. For my First Impressions of Dymension check out my video here: https://youtu.be/QrkIafBqe1A

I enjoyed the first game of the series much more than this one. Even though the first one had a "To Be Continued" ending at the end you did get a complete story. This one ends abruptly with another "To Be Continued" ending but at about only an hour (played a little longer due to bug issue) very little is revealed story wise and feels very incomplete. Play the first one- Midnight: Submersion. It is much better and worth the purchase.

Read a review about how terrible this game was, and the dude was just blatantly wrong. Leaves out that he found the correct solution to the locker code puzzle and pretends that the game is flawed. The game is pretty decent for an early access, $5 title that promises more content in the future. A good teaser for what is to come. On the other hand, the game runs atrociously, looks nothing like in the trailer, and is extremely short. Goes on sale for $3, get it when it's that cheap. Do not take CanDade's review into consideration, man's IQ must be floorshot.

[h1]Why is Dymension spelled with a Y?[/h1] Probably because you will find yourself asking why is it so dark? Why does the lantern only last 1 minute before it dies? Why is there no brightness setting? Why can't you use a light and weapon at the same time? Why does it feel like you are lightly tapping enemies with the ax? Why are you suddenly taken from a lab to a mansion? Why does moving around make you feel sick to your stomach? Why is this game incomplete? Why is the whole game pretty much in the first trailer? And most importantly of all, WHY is this game just so bad and not even worth the 79 cents I got it on sale for. Save you money and time, there are better cheap horror games out there more worthy of it.

Mom, can we have iRobot? We have iRobot at home, dear. iRobot at home:

Creepy and fun. I may or may not have squealed a few times as I tried to run away from some of these creatures but I refuse to say lol I believe if you are a fan of this genre you will enjoy this game.

Too dark to see anything even on maximum brightness. Way too short.

Good for 56 cents. to be continued.

I enjoyed the game for as far as I got, but the glitches were too big to be able to suggest it. I was about 20 min in, wandering through a laboratory full of creepy mannequins, armed with a flashlight and looking for key-cards, when I had to pause the game to let my dog outside to address the threat of squirrels in the yard. Once the squirrel-threat was averted, I returned to the game, unpaused it, and I was suddenly in a creepy mansion carrying a lantern being chased by three mannequin-things that killed me. No idea how, what or why...and I could not get back to the lab area through any saves, so at that point I wasn't about to re-play for another 20 min to get back to where I was, with the risk of this happening to me anytime that I pause the game (which, of course, I could test...but trial and error testing of the playability of my games is not a pursuit I'll undertake). It was only $0.49, so I can't really complain, I just won't suggest it. (and I tried once more, and when upaused...

Terror Meter 2/10 Narrative Intrigue 3/10 Visuals 3/10 Difficulty 2/10 Length <40min Dymension, is a Action Horror game, about a research lab placing human sentience into android mannequins. The player comes into the laboratory as a new worker as the laboratory falls into chaos, the mannequins break out and become hostile to the player abducting them. As of the review Dymension is currently just the first part of the game. Currently the game comes in two parts, the research labs and the mansion. Both sides of the game have a focus on puzzles and item collection, with there also being simple combat in the mansion. The game is mainly puzzle based, with the need to find door access codes or by completing logic puzzles for fixing control panels. Neither are difficult within the game, and a player can simply spam the control panels to get the answer to them. In the manor there are other puzzles, though none should give the player much challenge, with items being not difficult to find. Th...