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Point-and-click, Puzzle, Adventure, Indie
Afterdream is a 2D psychological horror adventure game. Navigate the obscure location populated by ghosts, and collect items to solve puzzles as you move further through the intriguing story. Look through the lens of your strange camera and photograph highlighted objects to interact with them.
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Dark, contemplative, tiny and serious.
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Nintendo LifeOliver ReynoldsSep 20238/10If you’re looking for a quick jaunt through a beautifully haunting 2D world then Afterdream is a solid choice. While it’s a shame the game doesn’t lean into scares quite as much as we’d have liked, the atmosphere makes up for this and the puzzles should keep you engaged from start to finish.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationOct 20237.2/10While it has a quasi-horror vibe to its story, the pretty generic adventure-y look and feel of play fail to make it stand out much
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Fearzine MagazineJay KriegerSep 2024For only a two to three-hour experience, Afterdream serves as a strong exemplar of horror, balancing a haunting atmosphere with a heart-wrenching narrative in an equally unique world.
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