Eleonor's Nightmares

About

A fractured family, a lonely little girl, a mystery beyond the walls of dreams... Something is happening, and it doesn't seem to be good. Explore Molly Eleonor's nightmares, find the truth and, more importantly, do not die. Enjoy this new and scary adventure, you won't sleep again.

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Play Modes

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

46%

Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews

atmosphere1 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game has a solid foundation and potential for improvement, especially considering it's free.
The chase music and sound design effectively heighten the fear factor during gameplay.
Some players found the game scary enough to provide memorable jumpscare moments.

Controls are clunky and there are no adjustment options, making gameplay frustrating.
The flashlight mechanic is poorly designed, with a quick battery drain and long recharge times.
The story feels disjointed and lacks depth, leading to a boring experience for many players.

story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
The game's story is criticized for being underdeveloped, lacking depth and coherence, with elements feeling more like developer notes than a cohesive narrative. While the gameplay has potential, it would benefit from a more fleshed-out story and improved voice acting to enhance the overall experience.
- “Overall, I can see this being a lovely little game that you could charge for if you just ironed out some mechanics and fleshed out the story and voice acting a bit more.”
- “There is really no story here.”
- “There is a skeleton of a story but none of it can stand on its own.”
- “The notes alone were almost separated from the story and seemed as though they were notes from the developer.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
100%
The game's graphics are a mixed bag; while some areas are visually appealing, others suffer from poor lighting that can hinder visibility. Overall, the visuals are decent, but the inconsistent lighting effects detract from the experience. Sound design, particularly the chase music, enhances the atmosphere, though it can occasionally be overwhelming.
- “Graphically, this game is very pretty (when you can see). The chase music definitely heightens the fear factor, and the overall sound design is pretty good!”
- “Game visuals leave me feeling like I've been playing a beta version of Duke 3D's dark levels, with broken lighting that you have to constantly spam to even make it work.”
- “The graphics are really not incredibly bad; however, the lighting is inconsistent in some areas while others look very cool.”
- “Graphically, this game is very pretty (when you can see), but the chase music definitely heightens the fear factor, and the overall sound design (at some points may be too loud) is pretty good!”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The gameplay is characterized by repetitive mechanics, primarily involving spamming a key and searching for items, which can feel monotonous. However, there is potential for improvement, suggesting that with better mechanics and a more developed story, the game could be enjoyable and worth a price.
- “The gameplay consists of a permanent chaser combined with a constantly broken flashlight, where the entire experience revolves around spamming 'F' and searching for a key.”
- “Overall, I can see this being a lovely little game that you could charge for if you just ironed out some mechanics and fleshed out the story and voice acting a bit more.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere is generally considered basic, with audio elements that fail to create the expected thriller or horror ambiance, resulting in a less immersive experience.
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is reported to have bugs and occasional mismatched voice acting, which is somewhat expected given its free status. Overall, players find the stability to be acceptable despite these issues.
- “It is buggy, but it's a free game, so that is to be expected. The voice acting sometimes doesn't match up during gameplay, but besides that, it's been okay so far.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
200%
200%
The game's music, particularly the chase theme, effectively enhances the fear factor, while the overall sound design is generally well-received, though some players find it occasionally too loud.
- “The chase music definitely heightens the fear factor, and the overall sound design is pretty good!”
- “Graphically, this game is very pretty, and the music adds to the immersive experience.”
- “The chase music definitely heightens the fear factor, but at some points, it may be too loud.”
- “The overall sound design is pretty good, but it can be overwhelming at times.”