- February 17, 2015
- Chocoarts
Almightree: The Last Dreamer
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About
In "Almightree: The Last Dreamer," players are tasked with rebuilding a crumbling world by solving puzzles and collecting resources. As the last dreamer, they must master elemental powers to restore life and light to the decaying landscape. With 80 levels of increasing difficulty and stunning 3D visuals, this game offers a challenging and immersive experience for fans of puzzle and adventure genres.










- The game features cunning puzzles that gradually introduce mechanics, demanding both strategy and quick thinking.
- Atmospheric visuals and a fitting soundtrack create a haunting backdrop that captures the essence of loss and urgency.
- It's a casual puzzle game that can be enjoyable for a short play session, especially at a low price.
- The game is quite short, easily beatable in a few hours, and lacks depth in its storytelling.
- Controls can be clunky and unresponsive, leading to frustration during timed puzzles.
- The gameplay can feel repetitive and monotonous, lacking significant variation as levels progress.
- story54 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story is presented through abstract images between levels, but many players feel it lacks depth and coherence, with an intriguing premise that ultimately fizzles out. While the visuals and music are praised, the narrative is criticized for being too short and abrupt, leaving players wanting more context and development. Overall, the storytelling elements are seen as insufficient for a more engaging experience.
“Each floating island feels like a reminder of what once was, and the soundtrack—a haunting echo of a lost past—underscores the urgency of your mission.”
“The world is falling apart, crumbling as the story would say, and you are trying to stop this by bringing almightree saplings to life.”
“Its a sad story of a lone walker full of a great heart and the search for hope.”
“Although the game might be good to get on sale for a one-night gaming session, it is too short, and the lack of story elements in the game and the way it ends is abrupt.”
“As for the narrative, the opening sets up an intriguing premise—saving a crumbling world—but it’s as if the writers lost the plot halfway through.”
“The story leaves you dangling, threads frayed, and while the initial idea is captivating, the follow-through is as shaky as the ground beneath your feet.”