Ghostdream
Upon dying, your primary desire is simply to go back and assure everyone that everything is fine. However, returning is far from simple.
System Requirements
Component
Minimum
Recommended
Operating System
Windows 7
Windows 7
Processor
900 Mhz B
Samsung Exynos 8890 B
Graphics
supports all DirectX video cards C
GeForce2 GTS/GeForce2 Pro C
Memory
256 MB
2 GB
Storage
2 GB
2 GB
Suggested PC Build
Minimum Build
- CPU: ARM Cortex-A76 4 Core 2900 MHz
- GPU: GeForce4 4200 Go
- RAM: 1 GB
- Storage: 2 GB
- OS: Windows 7
Recommended Build
- CPU: Samsung Exynos 8890
- GPU: GeForce2 GTS/GeForce2 Pro
- RAM: 2 GB
- Storage: 2 GB
- OS: Windows 7
About This Game
"Typically, when you die, you have just one simple wish: to return and inform them—'Hey, guys—it's alright! No need to be sad! Because you know what? It's actually fine on both sides, really.' But returning is difficult—the only path is through dreams—'half-dreams'—'ghost-dreams'. The tricky part is that if you become stuck, you transform into a demon. It is hard to define exactly what that is, but we assume it is a painful and pointless existence. It is better to avoid that, really.
My own 'tricky part' is that I am already trapped here. I have no idea how I will escape this time...
During his journey to the 'Other Side', Reader (and his 'natural companion' Writer) encounters various Ghosts and Demons, Holy Spirits and Gods. He also meets Singer, who is neither a Ghost nor a Demon. At some point, she becomes significant to Reader. Realizing this will not stop him, however.
The world of Ghostdream should be frightening, yet it is not—it is simply dark. The story should be sorrowful since the characters are essentially dead, but it is not, because they generally recall nothing, except for a minor detail or two (the protagonist, for instance, remembers reading a book—which is why they call him Reader. It is his only memory, after all).
Ghostdream is a retro-style Point and Click Adventure game featuring puzzles, exploration, and narrative.
- 55+ fully animated locations (rooms)
- 10+ characters
- 8 Major Puzzles (no items needed, full exploration of the accessible area is required) + standard adventure actions (like go here, talk there, press this, press that...)
- 16,000+ word story (fully voiced)
- roughly 10 hours to complete Ghostdream for the first time.
- 20+ songs OST
- 60 page art book (with a puzzle guide)
My own 'tricky part' is that I am already trapped here. I have no idea how I will escape this time...
During his journey to the 'Other Side', Reader (and his 'natural companion' Writer) encounters various Ghosts and Demons, Holy Spirits and Gods. He also meets Singer, who is neither a Ghost nor a Demon. At some point, she becomes significant to Reader. Realizing this will not stop him, however.
The world of Ghostdream should be frightening, yet it is not—it is simply dark. The story should be sorrowful since the characters are essentially dead, but it is not, because they generally recall nothing, except for a minor detail or two (the protagonist, for instance, remembers reading a book—which is why they call him Reader. It is his only memory, after all).
Ghostdream is a retro-style Point and Click Adventure game featuring puzzles, exploration, and narrative.
- 55+ fully animated locations (rooms)
- 10+ characters
- 8 Major Puzzles (no items needed, full exploration of the accessible area is required) + standard adventure actions (like go here, talk there, press this, press that...)
- 16,000+ word story (fully voiced)
- roughly 10 hours to complete Ghostdream for the first time.
- 20+ songs OST
- 60 page art book (with a puzzle guide)