Dream Chamber

This game was a lot of easier than the other adventure games and the story was very short. However the soundtrack and the plot were very original. Controlling the main character was not always working smooth or at least on my computer, although that I doubt the issue was from my pc. Anyway if the game developers decide to continue and release a second part it would be a pleasure to see how the plot continues. I would leave the gamers decide whether to buy this game or not. If you like old detective stories with old fashioned clothes and nice jazz music, you may find the game very intriguing. Do not expect to spend more than 10 hours at most playing this game - you will end it up a lot earlier without using walkthrough. Enjoy!

I will recomend this if you get it on sale. It is mostly a charming and harmless Noir style point and click. I'm not really a fan of inept heroes that are not specifically funny, just weak on intellect, but it definitely didn't annoy me as much as say... Whispered World. I was plugging along just fine and more or less enjoying it, when towards the end the slealth mini game stood in the way of an otherwise fun experience. Most people play adventure games to get away from the hair pulling, button mashing, anxiety fest of games designed for err...no one. You have a bar on the right side which has to be not too high or too low as you mash or hold the mouse to maintain equalibrium. At the same time your character has to go faster or slower, avoiding dozens of guards with circles representing their visibility while following just close enough to the woman you are following, but not too close. I watched a walkthrough where it took at least ten minutes of repeatedly getting caught to fi...

Yes, it costs almost nothing on sale, but its still a paid demo version of the game that doesn't exist. There are a lot of text and objects to interact with. And almost 2 endings (cause they are not very different) but no. There is no point to start something you won't be able to finish

Ok point and click game.

The game is a lovely experience. It's nothing too great, mind you, but it's nice for when you are looking for an old-scool p&c and need a mystery in your free time. I enjoyed it. The puzzles are not that hard, not at all, the environment is good, and the story has a pleasurable flow. The only issue I truly recall in the game is the repetitiveness of challenges. Alos, keep in mind it's a linear story, you cannot really do some stuff before you have finished others. If I could give it a so-so score I would have haha. Nonetheless, it's not a bad-bad game. So, why not try it? I played it some time ago, but forgot to review, so I won't spend too much time trying to explain why I enjoyed it, because I already forgot the reasons....

[h1]Shocking pnc adventure, give this one a miss[/h1] As a lover of point and click adventures I try all of them on Steam when I can. This one is quite poorly designed, pretty dull and includes bad voice acting which I can't stand on pnc games, and a really bad user interface. Luckily this was very cheap but I am still going to refund it due to the fact of it being so poor. My Score - 2/10

Not a bad game. Reminds Jack Orlando, but in good sense https://store.steampowered.com/app/253960/Jack_Orlando_Directors_Cut/

The game is fun enough, but it ends with an incomplete story.

One thing I can not abide in a graphic adventure are badly designed finger-twitching puzzles with no way to bypass them. I'm speaking of the harbor episode. Graphic adventures are about taking the time to reason out the solutions, even those whose logic can be somewhat bizarre.

Fun game, a little short, but the use of dream-photographic-memory is a lovely twist! The thing that most impressed me about Dream Chamber is all the original jazz and swing music- really catchy and gave the game a very definite mood- and worked beautifully with the art deco styling. A good range of puzzles, easy and hard and an interesting story/case. I especially enojyed the conversations becoming battles where you fire a catapult at a castle- that was unexpected but an entertaining way of expressing whether things were going well! I thought the female voice overs were especially fab!