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 No.3284

Last night I just discovered a DOS point-and-click game named DreamWeb the other night, and downloaded and installed SCUMMVM to play it. So far I love it; it has a well-created atmosphere with solid music and an intentionally dreary cyberpunk aesthetic, the characters have so far been lovably degenerative and original, and the plot is gripping and original with more than a dash of angst.

I don't want to spoil anything, but in essence, the amount I've played of it has been about a man who is plagued by dreams wherein he is told to kill 7 people who will corrupt and destroy the already dark cyber-punk world of the game. The protagonist is rapidly deteriorating mentally and emotionally, becoming resigned to his fate.
There's more than a little uncertainty as to whether the protagonist is actually seeing real events and being affected by real people in these dreams, though; they may just be the internal justifications of a soon-to-be serial killer.

You can find the game here, and elsewhere on the same site you can download a decent engine to run it on modern machines:
http://www.scummvm.org/games

 No.3285

When it was originally released, it came with this booklet, helping to establish the character:
http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/dreamweb/Dreamweb_-_Diary_of_a_Mad_Man_-_PC.pdf

It gets a little cheesily deranged at a certain point, but I love how much effort this showed on the part of the creators that was poured into this game, and something about it has a certain charm to me.

 No.3286

dat 90's cyberpunk

I wish games still commonly came with a fistful of literature and maps and shit

 No.3291

>>3286
Me too.

 No.3292

Hell, I just wish there were more quality cyberpunk games/books/comics in general. I guess the nick I used prior to shortening it to this reflects that.

 No.4378

I miss you.



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