I Keep Having This Dream app for iPhone and iPad
"There are times during the game where it feels truly great"
- Touch Arcade
"Its an entertaining, thoughtfully put together game of cat, mouse, architect, adventurer, and all manner of other roles"
- Pocket Gamer
"It’s challenging, colorful, and built perfectly for a mobile game"
- Gamezebo
In this innovative puzzle RPG, build a path of tiles to escape each successive cycle of your dreamscape. A cycle gets more dangerous the longer you stay, so plan your route carefully, and make the most of the challenges and opportunities you meet along the way.
Place tiles to boost your attack and defence, defeat enemies to level up your character, and upgrade the right perks to stay safe as your enemies grow stronger. Take a detour off the direct pathway to discover the items that may give you an edge, but watch out for the powerful special enemies that grow more frequent as you near the exit - if left untended, their unique abilities will quickly spell your doom.
- 25+ upgradeable perks augment and focus your strategy
- 150+ items to collect and boost your stats
- 110+ special enemies to encounter and overcome
- 80+ one-off events to choose from for a temporary boost
- 50 achievements to earn
- Unlock more enemies, events and cosmetics over multiple playthroughs
Pros and cons of I Keep Having This Dream app for iPhone and iPad
I Keep Having This Dream app good for
Awesome game, easy learning curve but it gets hard or impossible to proceed real fast.
Like Dungeon Raid before it, Dream has that "just one more" quality that will keep you playing for hours. Its a really interesting little puzzle RPG number cruncher thingie!
The music is excellent, too. Any chance of an album release on iTunes?
Really fun and challenging but could get difficult real soon because the tutorial didnt do a good job at explaining the mechanic of this game.
By the time I get to world 6 (on Normal) its pretty much impossible to complete because enemies get exponentially harder to beat while the protagonists strength only grows linearly.
Some bosses are also absurdly hard to kill in later world due to their ability combined with their monstrous stat, which make this game quite a bit of luck based.
Unlocking new faces also doesnt seem to add much to the game other than wasting keys.
Overall, I like this game and its novel ideas (I love Dungeon Raid too). But imo enemies design could use some tweaks.
But gets extremely hard after second or third world in normal difficulty, some time it just seems impossible to reach next level. Hope that you can decrease the difficulty or give some other elements to help the character with the key we earn.
Some bad moments
A long overdue follow up to the iOS classic, Dungeon Raid, that lives up to the standard set by its predecessor.
Trippy boardgame/roguelike/???
Its pretty neat, laying tiles, fighting off things and learning more and more about what the heck is going on with each game...
I’ve only spent a few hours with it, but it has that same “GREAT” vibe that Dungeon Raid had, and it’s a completely different type of game. This developer is someone to watch . . smart smart people.
Needs a lot of balancing before it is playable. It is not fun in its current state.
Enemies scale up much more quickly than your stats, and are drawn at a much more frequent rate. The special enemies are interesting and unique, but again you will struggle to kill them.
The levels also become way too large too quickly - the first level is 50 and the second is twice as large.
Theres no balance because it overwhelms you with enemies and gives very little stat items to combat them.
Creative yes, but a frustrating experience with little reward to motivate you to keep playing.
Save your $2 and get something else.
Bought despite all the reviews saying the scaling because of all the mentions of dungeon raid (my all time favorite app.) but sadly its as the other reviews say, great game, massive potential but it doesnt scale and it gets impossible way to fast.
