Customer Reviews

Dream Chronicles

5 star:		(1)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

The game is fun, but way too short. I finished it in 2 days. Want more, so I am going to try the second version.

Love the tin it came in, a very nice size.

If you love to play PC games, this is a game for you. I've played all three "Dream Chronicles" games and loved them all. They give you just enough of a challenge to make them fun.

This game is ok. I had it beat in just an evening and I thought I was going to get to see "the end." Oh no there is another version to buy so the saga continues. I wouldn't bother with paying too much for this game! It is fun but not a great value!

Dream Chronicles lasted me about an hour and a half. It's mostly puzzle work. It's not your usual game, this is more like an educational game. Kind of like the squares, circles and triangles fisher price toy. It's ridiculous that this game is even on the market. I would definitely NOT recommend this to anyone with an IQ higher then 2. DO NOT BUY!!

The version of Dream Chronicles that comes in the "Special Edition Tin" does not work on Mac OS 10.5.5 (which is the current version of Mac OS at the time I'm writing this). It crashes to the desktop with a "BAD ACCESS" error immediately after the Playfirst splash screen, and you never even see the game's menu screen. Apparently there was an incompatibility that was introduced when Apple updated their Operating System. Version 1.0.0.83 of the game is supposed to correct the problem, but this is an earlier version. I have yet to find a patch.

I bought the game as a gift for someone to play on their new Mac. Unfortunately it is useless for that purpose unless I can locate a patch.

It would have been a perfect game for a favorite aunt of mine -- if only it had worked. The graphics are pretty, the gameplay is not difficult or stressful, and the story is sweet (probably too sweet for some gamers). It would also be a good game to play along with very young children or grandchildren.

Amazon insists I rate this game. I'm splitting the difference between a 5 star game and nothing, despite the fact that I got nothing. For its intended audience, it's probably a 5 star game -- assuming the game works.