Started a Let's Play of Neverending Nightmares on PS4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_fJHMP1ZnQ

Not too happy with how I sound so far.

During the weekend I'll replay the game and send the screenshots. ------ Edit: Cell, old version: http://s28.postimg.org/42airnbl5/2014_12_14_00004.jpg Cell, new version: http://s28.postimg.org/cn3uitlrd/2015_09_19_00002.jpg Insanity, first cell, new version: http://s28.postimg.org/tz4749f8p/2015_09 ...

I've recently re-played NN, unaware of the updates, and was rather unpleasantly surprised by the changes in the art - namely, the excessive darkness in the Insanity and in the Destroyed Dreams ending, that made many details completely obscure in the original sense of the word. Please, keep the ...

"Eidolon" is an atmospheric, dreamlike piece of interactive fiction written in the "Twine" system, where a young girl wakes up from disturbing dreams to find that something is passing through the night sky. From there the story alternates between horror and a darkly beautiful fairy-tale. The game is ...

I wake up, and turn on the computer. Perhaps, while doing so, I spill some water on tea on the mouse or the machine itself... Whatever the case, instead of a familiar Linux Mint loading screen I get an error message and a Windows loader. Sometimes it spews some strange output. In both cases I ...

It's almost a cliche - a protagonist wakes up from a nightmare to immediately sit upright in bed, either screaming, sweating or profusely panting. This is how Thomas wakes from his successive nightmares... ... except each of the awakenings is actually a dream. This is in fact avoided in the endings ...

The question might seem provocative, given how gloomy NN's storyline is. But I personally think that "Destroyed Dreams" would qualify as one: through his dreams Thomas wants to reunite with Gabrielle, and then he wakes up and there she is - though obviously concerned about his suicide attempt ...

"Neverending Nightmares" is the one of the latests games which are explicitly about dreams - and perhaps the finest so far - but not the only one to touch upon this subject. Several other games tried to depict the world of dreams with varying success; there are the few I'm aware of. If you know ...

One of the criticisms levelled against the NE is that 'the storyline is thin'. The criticism comes, I believe, from people who equate storyline with tons of dialogues and exposition. There are, in my opinion, two ways to tell a story. One's treating the reader/viewer/player as an idiot who has to ...

"Together at last", and I love how, true to the dream logic, going down to take the glass of milk is actually easier than getting back to bed... And my second favorite - "The Childish Things", especially because of how the scenes where the light in the corridor goes out and something creeps out of ...