Dreamfall Chapters
Dreamfall Chapters
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By: Red Thread Games
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Senior Content Writer
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The Good
- Vast worlds portrayed with consistently gorgeous visuals
- revisiting beloved characters
- player choices offer story branching.
The Bad
- Convoluted story is hard to follow
- gameplay is often dull or frustrating
- large worlds can be hard to navigate
- player choice doesn’t live up to its potential.
Our Verdict
Uneven
A near-equal balance of good and bad that can make a game either fall disappointingly short of its evident potential or be mildly entertaining despite its many failings.
An ambitious sequel to 2006’s Dreamfall, Chapters is worth playing to see how the saga ends but doesn’t hold up as a standalone adventure.
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