TeamXbox writes: "The premise of having one person "enter" the mind of a sleeping (or drugged or comatose or…) person has been great sci-fi fodder for the movie industry over the years. Jennifer "Jenny From the Block" Lopez took a wild turn in 2000's "The Cell" as psychotherapist Catherine Deane racing the clock to save a woman's life. In 1984's "Dreamscape," Dennis Quaid played a psychic who was helping people cope with their fears by analyzing their dreams-from the inside-and he ends up having to do some detective work to figure out why the patients of another psychic in the program aren't coming out in tip-top shape."
Mindware Studios' FPS Dreamkiller is now available to play for free on Steam through the weekend.
It's unfortunately very repetitive and not very addictive, and Mindware has made some questionable design decisions, such as the lack of a manual save system. As a result, the game is better for stress relief than anything else, a source of mindless entertainment as you blast away at hordes of bad guys.
Dreamkiller is an unapologetic throwback to the shooters of several years ago. It is fast and furious, and you will be tested at every point in the game. It can be a lot of fun when things are firing on all cylinders, but with the average visuals and nagging bugs, your frustration level will rise. At the end of the day, Dreamkiller just plays out as an average shooter.
I might have to rent the X360 version when it comes out. Sometime I miss the simplified gameplay of the classic FPS.
right now this looks very bad