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Help Frank, a burnt out indie game developer, rediscover his love for video games while struggling to release his debut title. Reprogram objects, fix bugs and solve coding puzzles as you journey through the story of One Dreamer.
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GamingTrendDavid FlynnSep 202295/100One Dreamer is an excellent story about game development, depression, burnout, and second chances. The puzzles are a ton of fun to solve and relate to real-world coding, the music and voice acting are both great, and to top it off the simplistic pixel art is accentuated with some gorgeous lighting.
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WellPlayedHarrison TabuloSep 20228/10One Dreamer offers a unique chance to code someone else's dream, serving as an introspective tale that has you considering your own.
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GameGrinAlana DunitzOct 20227.5/10One Dreamer is an excellent story of a game developer and the struggles he has to face to get his game completed. If you aren't a fan of coding or narrative adventures, this may not be a title for you.
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