- December 16, 2014
- Green Lava Studios
Dream Tale
66%Game Brain Score
story, music
86% User Score 28 reviews
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Help Julia find Fifo by going through 4 magical worlds in this classic platform game!











Audience ScoreBased on 28 reviews
story10 positive mentions
- The game features a cute aesthetic and charming graphics that enhance the overall experience.
- Gameplay is simple yet fun, with responsive controls and a decent challenge that keeps players engaged.
- The story, while basic, is enjoyable and evokes emotional connections, particularly for players who have experienced similar situations.
- The character's floaty controls can make platforming frustrating and may detract from the overall enjoyment.
- The game feels incomplete, ending with a 'to be continued' message and lacking variety in levels and enemies.
- Players must restart from the beginning of each stage upon dying, which can be tedious and disrupt the flow of gameplay.
story
26 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as cute and basic, with some players finding it enjoyable despite its simplicity. It features a quest structure where players must collect keys to unlock the final level, providing a resolution to the narrative. While the story isn't groundbreaking, it effectively combines subtle emotional elements with music, creating a pleasant overall experience, though some players desire more depth and incentives to engage with the story further.
“The amazing part is to actually complete the story; you must collect the keys to open the last level, and finishing the last level grants the resolution of the story.”
“The story, music, gameplay—all of it was a nice experience.”
“The game went for a sad mood and it did it well with subtle story points combined with music.”
“I'd love to see more incentive to complete the game with perhaps an achievement system of some sort or more of the occasional mid-level messages to add to the story.”
“Mind you, these TVs found throughout the levels do spit out some hints to the story; it is very welcomed.”