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Navigate the eerie world of Dreams in the Witch House, a unique blend of point-and-click and RPG-adventure. Unravel occult mysteries in Arkham, maintain your sanity, and survive the May-Eve in this Lovecraftian horror game.
Dreams in the Witch House is a lore-rich, lovecraftian and adventure game
developed by Atom Brain Games
and published by Bonus Stage Publishing.
Released on February 16th 2023 is available only on Windows
in 3 languages: English, French and Spanish - Latin America.
It has received 343 reviews of which 321 were positive and 22 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.6 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 10.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for less on Eneba.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: 1 GHz
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX compatible card
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX compatible sound card
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What a great game! One of the best point-and-click adventures that I have played. By reading other people's reviews, you can see that not everyone liked the RPG / survival mechanics, but I actually thought that they were pretty well executed, and rather than being an annoyance I think they add a source of tension and danger to the game. Unlike typical point-and-click adventures, in "Dreams in the Witch House" you are daily confronted with trade-offs: there are multiple courses of action, time is limited, and you have to decide how to spend it and where to take risks. The game is also pretty deep: there is a relatively low number of locations and characters, but the number of different conversations and interactions that you can have with them is considerable, and getting to unlock new ones is very rewarding. There is also more than one way to end the game, the clearly worse and clearly best ones, and various degrees in between. I obviously got it wrong the first time around, but rather than frustrate me it made me play the game again from start to finish. So you can see that I liked it. That said, I realize that this is not everyone's cup of tea, but for me this is a clear thumbs up and I'll definitely buy The Dunwich Horror when it comes out.
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I actually felt anxiety over if I would get to the library counter to check out a book in time. Automatic 10/10 sensation for a Lovecraft story. I have read or listened to audiobooks of everything in Lovecraft's fiction as well as the in-universe writings of his relevant contemporaries and the major contributors who came later. This is a well-done game and obviously a passion project. I would honestly say it's worth the buy at full price, but this is a no-brainer for any *actual* Lovecraft fan in your life if you see it come up on sale. A first-run playthrough took me about 8 hours, with a 2 hour stumbling period where I learned the mechanics and then restarted. Honestly, I wish I had kept playing the bad save after finishing. Lovecraft stories having a happy ending across the board feels weird and I wonder just how doomed that initial world would have been. This brings me to my only real complaint. You only get one set of save files unless you restart the game. This complicates having concurrent runs, meaning I couldn't go back to that doomed world. It's not a major issue and I can see the merit to not having that as an option, but it felt important to state my only minor criticism. Have you read at least the core Lovecraft stories and did you enjoy them? Highly recommend Are you someone who thinks Cthulhu is cute/funny/scary but hasn't really dipped your toes into the rest of Lovecraft's writing? Still a great game , but don't go in expecting everyone's favorite sleepy squidboi
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[H1]Dreams in the Witch House is ... THE MOST LOYAL LOVECRAFT GAME EVER. [/H1] One of the best Lovecraft games I have ever played, VERY LOYAL TO THE REAL STORY This game has so many interesting mechanics! For example : You have to study for an exam (with a deadline IN-GAME) and you can either study for it, not study for it, study the occult instead, procrastinate, study something else and this of course determines the outcome of the story! [*] Choices, chocies, CHOICES!!! What you do actually affects the game, it really does! [*] The world setting is 100% achieved, very loyal to the Lovecraft story [*] A lot of Easter eggs referring to other famous books and books that Lovecraft liked or references from other Lovecraft stories! [*] The dev of the game really did his Lovecraft homework and it shows! [*] Extremely immersive once you grasp the core mechanics [*] Endings, endings, endings, ENDINGS! (Yeees, different endings) [*] Cloud saving [*] I played through it all on my deck! Zero problems! TLDR: TEN (10) OUT OF TEN(10) , GET THIS GAAAAME IF YOU ENJOY LOVECRAFT!!![/B]
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Great Lovecraftian point-and-click adventure game following the events of H. P. Lovecraft's story of the same title. It has some light survival mechanics and an interesting gameplay loop with lots of replayability. First of all: I'm a huge Lovecraft nerd, having read nearly everything he wrote, and this game is pretty faithful to the specific short story and broader Cthulhu mythos. If you are an HPL fan - play this game. For example, the books in the game (where you can gain occult knowledge at the cost of your sanity) are from both IRL esoteric literature (e.g., Blavatsky, Kramer, Glanvill), and also from mythos literature (Necronomicon, Book of Eibon, etc.). It's great to see all of this in the game. And even just the little nods to exactly how HPL phrased things is entertaining. For instance, in our room there is a "curiously angled corner" - just how he would've described the place. HPL's love of adverbs is not forgotten and the text of the game and our character seem to have been written by the master himself. Basically what I mean is that it's a really great Lovecraft adaptation all around. Secondly: Gameplay is fun and relaxing. It's a chill game overall - despite the unfathomably terrible cosmic horrors lurking just over the rim of sanity! Which is sort of funny. Speaking of, the in-game health/sanity mechanic is implemented well. The town is cute. The university is cosy - overall it's a pleasant experience. I've played it three times over at this point and I have to congratulate the developer on this gem of a game. Make another one please! :) And anyone requiring (or moaning about the lack of) an expensive voice-over in a game like this should learn to read. VA is a waste of resources and often an immersion killer. I'd rather have two such games than one with all the dialogue voiced.
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I played the hell out of games like World of Horror, Dredge & Strange Horticulture, and this game were the perfect answer for my cozy/horror craving. You can choose to play as a typical lovecraftian character - frantically researching the occults and getting pulled across dreamscapes - or you can buy sleeping pills and earplugs so you can write your thesis and get A+ on your exams like a good student. There's a day/night cycle. There's a weather system and a simple city map where you can buy supplies and get a hot meal or coffee with friends. Walter can choose to study in the library, or inside his own room while the rain is outside and the fireplace is crackling. It's hella cozy if you ignore the monstrosities waiting to prey on Walter when he's asleep.
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Dreams in the Witch House is currently priced at 10.99€ on Steam.
Dreams in the Witch House is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 10.99€ on Steam.
Dreams in the Witch House received 321 positive votes out of a total of 343 achieving a rating of 8.61.
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Dreams in the Witch House was developed by Atom Brain Games and published by Bonus Stage Publishing.
Dreams in the Witch House is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Dreams in the Witch House is not playable on MacOS.
Dreams in the Witch House is not playable on Linux.
Dreams in the Witch House is a single-player game.
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Dreams in the Witch House does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Dreams in the Witch House does not support Steam Remote Play.
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Developer
Atom Brain Games
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Bonus Stage Publishing
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16 Feb 2023
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