- December 17, 2017
- Pinta Studios
The Dream Collector
Platforms
About
"The Dream Collector" is a narrative-driven adventure game where players collect dreams and solve puzzles in a surreal world. As the Dream Collector, players journey through various dreamscapes, meeting unique characters and uncovering their deepest desires. With hand-drawn art and a focus on storytelling, players must use their wits and empathy to help dreamers and unravel the mysteries of the dream world.






- Charming and heartwarming story that resonates with viewers, reminiscent of Pixar shorts.
- Beautiful graphics and attention to detail, creating an immersive experience.
- Great value for the price, making it an enjoyable short film for both children and adults.
- Extremely short runtime (around 10-12 minutes) with minimal interactivity, leading some to feel it should be free.
- The story is simple and lacks depth, leaving some players wanting more substance.
- Initial setup can be confusing, causing frustration for some users trying to start the experience.
story
27 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game is characterized by a charming yet brief narrative, often described as a touching Christmas tale with beautiful graphics and a clever ending. While some reviewers found the story to be overly simplistic or lacking depth, many appreciated its emotional resonance and the immersive storytelling potential of the medium. Overall, it is seen as a delightful, albeit short, experience that showcases strong production values and engaging visuals.
“It tells a charming story which tugs at your heartstrings in the way these things do.”
“Although it is very short, it has a very interesting story, good environment visuals, and soundtrack; definitely looking forward to more of this kind of storytelling games.”
“I adore this short film -- it perfectly demonstrates the immense potential of VR as a storytelling medium.”
“Extremely short (about 12 minutes) and very lame story where nothing really happens.”
“It's not a story, because there is none.”
“With the title and the 'dream concept' I expected more than a very simple Christmas story that hardly goes anywhere.”