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Wander through dreamscapes woven from memories of the millennium. Use your camera to freeze tender fragments of days gone by, collecting lost shards of childhood. In an atmosphere where Chinese Dreamcore and Liminal Space intertwine, savor a warmth that feels both familiar and strange.
Millennium Dream is a adventure, walking simulator and emotional game
developed and published by LucidDreamLab.
Released on January 27th 2026 is available only on Windows
in 8 languages: Simplified Chinese, English, Traditional Chinese, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America and Japanese.
It has received 2,128 reviews of which 1,974 were positive and 154 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.9 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 7.79€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 or newer
- Processor: Intel i5 or AMD Ryzen 5 from around 2016 or later
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1660 or AMD Radeon RX 5500 XT or newer
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 30 GB available space
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Casual playthrough ~1 hours [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45534557/]@MatureContent It was surprisingly wholesome to watch my wife play this game. She is Chinese and grew up in China at around the time this game takes place, and so for her this game served as a nostalgic and emotional journey back to her childhood. She was also surprisingly familiar with this neighbourhood that she has never visited before. She instantly knew what and where everything was, like all of the suburban neighbourhood layouts were somehow imprinted in her mind. Though it is probably just because they all look the same. You can apparently submit your own childhood pictures to the developer and they will then show up in other people's playthroughs of the game. This is a pretty fun idea, though definitely a feature only really meant for Chinese players, for obvious reasons. When we bought this, we actually thought this was gonna be a VR experience, but it isn't and that is a real shame. A walking sim like this would make so much more sense as a VR experience than what it is now. So here is to hoping the developer adds VR support in the future. There does seem to be some issues with dizziness playing this game. I have seen quite a few Chinese players mention it and my wife also felt sick after about an hour. I'm not sure what caused it, because I was running about 60 fps the whole time. It might be something to look into though. I hope we get a lot more of these 3D time capsules in the future. There truly is something special about being able to travel back in time for a bit and relive some of one's old memories. 看我老婆玩这个游戏，感觉真的挺温馨的。她是在游戏设定的那个年代长大的，所以这款游戏对她来说就像是一场重温童年的情感之旅。挺神的是，她对这个从没去过的街区居然感到特别熟悉。她一眼就能认出各种东西，路该怎么走也门儿清，就好像那些家属院的布局早就刻在她脑子里了一样。当然，也可能是因为当年的家属院基本都长一个样。 你甚至还可以把自己的童年照片发给开发者，这些照片会随机出现在其他玩家的游戏画面里。我觉得这个点子超有意思，不过说实话，这功能显然主要是给中国玩家准备的。 我们买的时候还以为是VR游戏，兴冲冲地连上了VR设备，结果发现并不是，这点挺遗憾的。像这种“走路模拟器”做成VR肯定比现在更有代入感，希望开发者以后能考虑加上VR支持。 另外，这游戏玩起来好像确实容易晕。我看不少玩家都反映过这个问题，我老婆玩了一个小时左右也觉得恶心想吐。我不太确定是什么原因，毕竟帧率一直稳在60帧，这点确实值得开发者研究一下。 希望能有更多这种“3D时间胶囊”式的游戏。能有机会穿越回过去，重温那些旧时光，这种感觉真的挺特别的。 ————————————————————————————— [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45534557/]Help me out by following my Curator, I’d really appreciate it!!
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I absolutely loved the concept and the visuals of the game. Everything feels so familiar, even though it really isn’t. The time-travel element is amazing. That 2000s Asian vibe hits hard, especially with all the sound effects and over-the-top graphics. I also loved how the game walks you through each location step by step—but if it actually had an ending, it would be muuuuuch better. Overall, it is a must-play walking simulator.
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Edit: In v1.0.4, the developer has added the option to adjust the game's background music volume, yet there is still no way to control the volume of environmental sound effects. In some scenes, such as Mengchuan Experimental School, the environmental sound effects are overly loud and end up drowning out the background music—this leaves me with no choice but to turn up the background music volume just to cover them. I hope the developer will add a dedicated volume control for environmental sound effects to the settings in future updates. My sincere thanks to the developer for their hard work and dedication. =================================== This game still requires further optimization and adjustments. Here are a few examples: With my PC equipped with the 7800X3D + 7900XTX, after entering Changdong City, if "Reflection Quality" in the settings is set to Ultra or Extreme, the game will inevitably crash with a fatal error, forcing me to close it manually. Secondly, at 1920×1080 resolution, the shadows and lighting in some distant scenes, particularly around trees and windows, exhibit significant flickering and jittering, while the lighting and shadows remain stable when observing these areas up close. Lastly, there are no options to adjust the volume of music or sound effects in the settings. These are the primary flaws and areas for improvement I have found during my experience with the game. That said, aside from these optimization and adjustment issues, I am actually quite satisfied with the game—especially its modeling, atmosphere, detail rendering, and music. If you are on the fence about buying it, I recommend picking it up and giving it a try. It is a really great game. However, you will likely have a better experience if you understand some Chinese, as some in-game content—such as flyers posted in residential building hallways, store signs, book covers, and the surfaces of certain items—is printed exclusively in Chinese. There are no translations provided, nor is there a translation feature when focusing on these elements. Speaking of which, I just remembered something I forgot to mention: in the current version (v1.0.3), item names, and even the names of interactive objects, have not yet been translated.
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Interesting. Nostalgic, even though I'm Australian. It shows that some experiences and perspectives as children are similar between our cultures. I pray for continued peace between our countries :) I find this fascinating. Getting glimpses into other people's lives. The simple, quiet, little things, in particular. Runs well even at 4k max graphics. I'd like an option for subtitles to only proceed if I press a key, as some advance so quickly that even some words don't display. EDIT: Fixed! Thank you! Also an option to turn off the music would be awesome. I normally disable music and crank up the ambience in games like this. EDIT: Thanks LucidDreamLab for explaining this to me :) I worked out that I wasn't actually adding the cassette to my inventory. Most of the options when using it from my inventory weren't translated, but with a bit of trial and error I found which one pauses the music :) Thank you! It's awesome that the developer is responding and fixing things quickly :) I'll be keeping an eye out for their future games, hopefully more like this one, perhaps showing us their rural or historical settings?
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This is the first time, I have ever left a review. I noticed this game prior than others, also; deeply expected the day when it came out. As a kid who was born in the 90s, hardly can I refuse not to thoroughly indulge this game; the shattering memories, the nostalgic toys, the scenes where we used to walk through everyday. Personally, it was like a perfect yet lucid dream whether with any plots in the game or not. Just purely changing the weather and finding a good spot to sit down in the game give me the chill feeling. My favorite venue in this game has to the school, it brought so many good memory to me. I literally froze and did not move for few mins. Can anyone relate to this feeling? But, no one was there. It is like you have to tell yourself the party is over when you finally got there. You could only taste the piece of flavor in your imagination.
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Millennium Dream is currently priced at 7.79€ on Steam.
Millennium Dream is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 7.79€ on Steam.
Millennium Dream received 1,974 positive votes out of a total of 2,128 achieving a rating of 8.85.
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Millennium Dream was developed and published by LucidDreamLab.
Millennium Dream is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Millennium Dream is not playable on MacOS.
Millennium Dream is not playable on Linux.
Millennium Dream is a single-player game.
There is a DLC available for Millennium Dream. Explore additional content available for Millennium Dream on Steam.
Millennium Dream does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Millennium Dream does not support Steam Remote Play.
Millennium Dream is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Developer
LucidDreamLab
Publisher
LucidDreamLab
Release
27 Jan 2026
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