- September 1, 2018
- JMC Games
Heavy Dreams
Platforms
About
A boy. A laptop. A dream. In this game, you search through a young teenager's laptop, trying to find out his story. Solve hidden puzzles and read between the lines that he wrote in your quest to unravel the mystery of Jay Zhang.





- The game has an intriguing story that some players found rewarding to uncover.
- It is free to play, making it accessible for those interested in trying it out.
- Some players appreciated the unique concept and the effort put into the game's design.
- The puzzles are often cryptic and lack clear guidance, making progression frustrating.
- The user interface and font choices are poorly designed, leading to readability issues.
- Many players found the gameplay tedious and unengaging, with a lack of meaningful interaction.
story
34 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is a mixed bag, with some players finding it intriguing and well-written, particularly praising the impactful ending, while others describe it as lackluster and difficult to engage with due to convoluted puzzles that obscure the narrative. Many reviewers noted that the story's potential is undermined by its presentation, leading to a frustrating experience that detracts from the overall enjoyment. Ultimately, opinions vary widely, with some recommending it for its narrative while others advise caution due to its execution.
“It was a well-written story presented in a unique style that I have only ever seen in 'Emily is Away', and passion was very clearly sunk into the game.”
“While I had some trouble with the puzzles, I think that the story was a good enough payoff for getting through them all.”
“The story was lackluster for the most part, though, so don't expect a good one.”
“But what annoyed me the most is to place the story progression behind puzzles that didn't have much context.”
“The game does not have much of a story, so nothing much is causing the player to want to progress through the game.”