- January 22, 2021
- AHDS
- 10h median play time
DreamScapes Dimensions
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About
DreamScapes Dimensions is a free to play, medieval fantasy, Massively Multiplayer Online Roleplaying Game. The game is pre-alpha, under development by a single indie hobbyist developer, and in early access. Feature development is guided by player suggestions, get involved and influence the games evolution. If you want to contribute to the games development with your code or art skills, get in touc…











- The character editor offers a rich variety of customization options, allowing for unique character designs.
- Despite its flaws, the game has a certain charm and nostalgia reminiscent of old-school MMOs, providing a simple RPG experience.
- The developer shows dedication and passion for the project, frequently updating the game and engaging with the community.
- The game suffers from severe performance issues, including low FPS, high ping, and frequent crashes, making it difficult to play.
- Many gameplay mechanics are poorly designed, such as clunky combat, unintuitive controls, and frustrating hitboxes.
- The overall graphics and world design are considered subpar, with many players describing the visuals as outdated and unappealing.
story
11 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game is generally perceived as lacking depth and coherence, with players feeling disconnected from the narrative and often confused about their objectives. While there are some engaging tutorial quests and a few interesting lore elements, the overall experience is marred by poor optimization and a disjointed game world. Players express a desire for more quests and storylines to enhance their engagement with the game.
“For me, it just scratches that itch of getting my character better with each session and dungeon run, and I can't wait for more quests and storylines to be added to the game.”
“There's a great few hours of tutorial quests in some gorgeous zones, and the first guild is getting its footing on the ground.”
“There's no hand-holding, but the information you need for the first few quests is around, if you look for them.”
“However, the game is extremely poorly optimized, the game world feels like assets thrown together incoherently, the combat is often broken, it's possible to fall through the map, and the lore and story is lacking.”
“Despite these 'tutorial' missions, I had no idea what to do.”
“After that, the story directed me to a regular dungeon full of many ingenious creatures (like a scary rabbit), but after a while, I got bored by not being able to attack what I really wanted, so I rushed my way deeper into some dwarf mines.”