Dreamslayer

About

Dreamslayer is a student project developed in Unreal Engine 5 as a part of the year-long Diploma of Information Technology: Game Art and Design, Game Programming at Swinburne University of Technology. Each class group becomes a development team working on a single game project, from conception all the way to public release.Slay Your Demons Dreamslayer is an epic fantasy first-person hack’n’zap swa…

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

96%

Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews

gameplay2 positive mentions

The movement mechanics, including wall running and spell casting, are smooth and enjoyable.
The game's art and graphics are unique and well-crafted, contributing to an immersive experience.
It offers a fun gameplay loop that effectively relieves stress through combat and exploration.

Combat mechanics are considered subpar and could use improvement.
There are issues with saving scores and bugs related to achievements and the tutorial.
The game can feel too dark in certain areas, affecting visibility and gameplay experience.

gameplay
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The gameplay is generally enjoyable, featuring decent maps and smooth movement mechanics. While some players found certain mechanics, like throwing objects, challenging to master, the overall experience is fun and straightforward, making it an engaging game.
- “The maps are decent, the movement is great, and while I couldn't quite get to grips with the item you had to throw, the gameplay is good fun.”
- “It's a fun little game with a simple gameplay loop that does its job!”
graphics
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The graphics of the game are praised for their unique art style and impressive movement, making it a standout feature for many players. However, some users have experienced issues with graphics settings, particularly related to the performance of blood effects during gameplay. Overall, the visuals are considered a strong point, especially for a project developed by students.
- “I really enjoy the movement of this game; it's definitely my favorite part. The art and graphics are so unique, I love it! This is definitely one of the best underrated games I've played. As a university project, you guys smashed it! I'll be waiting patiently for another game by you.”
- “Could just be an issue with the graphics settings, but I'm guessing the amount of blood effects happening at once could also be the cause.”