Tim from Tech Olive writes, "When I first heard about Dreamkiller and saw footage, I was really excited. I expected a dark, scary, suspenseful and at times, disturbing FPS. While most of those experiences are to be found in this game, none of them seemed to satisfy. You play a therapist who has the ability to go into the minds of your patients to save them from their own fears. As you fight through your patients' dreams, you find that something else is tormenting these people, something far more evil…..dreamkillers."
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.
was not descriptive enough, perhaps thats the games fault, but all I saw were negative generalizations.
Maybe give examples.