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The world has lost its natural colors, an unknown plague has gathered its cruel harvest. The city seems to be completely empty and dead, but in its every corner there are manifestations of fear, sorrow, loneliness and suffering. The situation looks hopelessly, but not everything is lost yet...
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Rely On HorrorDestiny MaddoxDec 20189/10Indie developer Desert Fox delivers a touching point-and-click adventure about existenital dread and bad ink to Windows, available on Steam.
Read the reviewBad Dream: Fever has a beautiful storybook style that is charming and immersive with its creative puzzles and storyline.
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Gamers ClassifiedRoger LeeNov 20183/5 starsBad Dream: Fever is the second of the Bad Dream Series. However, it is the first game I played and the unique game had given me a lot to think about in terms of its creativity and gameplay. So let’s dive into this feverish game and what it has to bring to the table.
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IGDB rating 6.0/10 from 3 ratings.
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