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Games/Dreamfall The Longest Journey/Reviews
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Dreamfall: The Longest Journey
Funcom's long-awaited follow-up to the point-and-click adventure, The Longest Journey. Dreamfall depicts three unique characters who live apparently disparate lives, but whose stories are intertwined, along with the fate of two worlds.
A great story marred by awful gameplay
Most games build gameplay from the ground up and add a story after that. Dreamfall, like most adventure games, has been designed in the opposite manner. It begins with the story and then fits a variet… Read more
Dreamfall: The Longest Journey
Dreamfall: The Longest Journey takes place ten years after the events of The Longest Journey, the first game in the series. The games starts of as you playing Zoë Castillo the heroine of Dreamfall: Th… Read more
Fall Into A World of Madness
Three is Company Many games claim to be cinematic or claim to have a movie like quality to them. However very few games come as close to being a movie as Dreamfall: The Longest Journey. While it does… Read more
Presents a new argument of how far story can go in games.
Usually when you pop into some gaming message board, you eventually hit the same “graphics vs. gameplay” argument. Story, for the most part gets left out of the picture. Dreamfall: The Longest Journey… Read more
An emotional roller coaster ride
Dreamfall: The Longest Journey is set in Arcadia and Stark, two parallel worlds where magic and technology hold the grasp of one world respectively. You begin your journey in Stark - which is sort of… Read more
Adventure Fans, Dream no more.
The adventure genre has always been one where the game either gets it or it doesn’t. This is due to the fact that they heavily rely on one mechanic, narrative. The same bears true for Dreamfall and it… Read more
a revolution to the point-and-click adventure genre
The game begins with you playing a character you may be familiar from the first longest journey called Brian Westhouse who seems to be in some Monastery with monks, after which he is teleported to thi… Read more
Dreamfall: The Longest Journey
It's a little hard to rate Dreamfall, but what it hinges on is whether you think a game that clearly ignores gameplay in favor of story is worthy of a good score if that story is good. If you don't yo… Read more
Dreamfall: the Longest Journey
This title definitely has me in two minds. The moment I finished it, I felt compelled to play it through again and drink in the ambience of Stark and Arcadia. I was willing to overlook the fairly mini… Read more