Only real men play this.

Tried recently and it's very good ! we love some mario64 gameplay with unique mechanics and challenges, it's even better if I dare say, The style is whimsical

great game on the steam deck, was great to kill some time away from home for a week. low stakes, chill kind of game. I look forward to future games from the developer. despite what the game looks like, there is actually a little bit of schmovement possible, even though its not needed.

Written for the[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45463802-Haunted-PS1/] Haunted PS1 Curator Group [/url] [b]The game nails its N64 inspirations, sometimes to a fault.[/b] The biggest problem is the camera. It's never really pointing where you need to see what you're doing. A lot of the game's challenge stems from fighting the camera to give create a sense of depth to tell how far away something is from you. There isn't any coyote time either, so if you aren't perfectly on a platform when you press jump, you'll just sink like a rock. This is something you can rewire your brain to learn. I certainly felt like it was less of an issue in the late game than in the early game. The power upgrades probably have something to do with that. After you collect so many eggs, the primary collectable, you get a new ability that unlocks the next world. The game feels way better once you get the glide ability, although the higher bounce is appreciated. Bubble blast is probably the least...

9/10 Pleasantly surprised how much fun it was to play.

Lovely music. Interesting puzzles and platforming. Loved the art style.

One of the very best retro style 3d platformers I've ever played. I love the toree games, but they're just too dang short; they're a snack, whereas this feels like a full meal.

A game that acts as a love letter to the classics, in its platforming, art style, design, everything! A game that, while not very long, is well worth the time you spend with it

I have never experienced such joy 100%ing a game... I can't spoil it, but Cavern of Dreams was well worth the price of admission. I don't know if I'll ever play it again, but I will always remember it fondly.