- October 3, 2017
- Chronicle Games
Reverie
Platforms
About
"Reverie" is a serene single-player action game with stunning visuals, presenting an interactive dreamlike world through the perspective of a sentient pillowcase. Players click on objects and press Z to zoom, altering the dreamscape through interaction chains and unlocking more dreamscapes by opening portals. It's a meditative experience best suited for background exploration, with little emphasis on sense-making.






- Reverie features gorgeous graphics and a distinctive color palette that create a relaxing and visually appealing experience.
- The game offers a satisfying exploration of puzzles that are easy to understand, making it accessible for players who may not typically enjoy puzzle games.
- It provides a therapeutic journey with a chill, art-driven atmosphere, allowing players to enjoy the process of discovery without pressure.
- The lack of a tutorial or clear instructions can lead to confusion, as players must figure out the mechanics on their own.
- Some players may find the game too short, with a completion time of about an hour, leaving them wanting more content.
- The absence of music and reliance on ambient sounds may disappoint those expecting a more traditional gaming experience.
graphics
11 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are widely praised for their cute and colorful art style, featuring a distinctive palette that enhances the overall experience. Reviewers highlight the surreal and charming visuals, which are well-suited to the game's themes and contribute to a relaxing atmosphere. Overall, the graphics are considered a standout aspect, making the game visually appealing and enjoyable to explore.
“With cute puzzles and gorgeous graphics in a distinctive color palette, you will enjoy your time as you explore five levels.”
“The art style is very pretty, very surreal, very colorful, and very well suited for what this game is.”
“[Based on interesting New Zealand folklore, colorful and charming visuals throughout the campaign plus a good sense of humor, final dungeons offer challenging puzzles.]”