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Perhaps When We Dream is the first game from Hyphema Studios. A short light-horror adventure, pencil sketched in black and white (and red), that transports you into a dream world where strange creatures loom and a very dangerous beast must be put back to sleep.

It’s a peculiar little game, accompanied only by electronic music, that suits it quite well. With no voice-acting, you must nonetheless pay attention to what you find or is said by the other dream-trapped characters that you encounter in your quest.

I find the game interesting for its singular characteristics and if you want to give it a try, the game has a very accessible price. Or you can give it a look on YouTube.

On the other hand, I posted a comment on the discussions thread (deleted now) and got no answer, which is a very negative point for a business that just launched their first game.

So, why not give it a try and judge it yourselves.

Not sure if I just ran into a dead-end bugged out ending making it impossible to progress or if there is something obvious I am completely missing.

Not really a fan of horrors, aand even if you were this is more of a jump scare at times than anything.

Perhaps When We Dream is a 2D side scrolling adventure game with a horror theme, delivered with minimalist hand drawn "pencil" "art". Gameplay consists of scrolling left and right, going through doors and pressing "E" to interact with things sometimes.

What I like about this game is that it's a sincere attempt at a video game. Hyphema Studios made a genuine try at a game here, and the very basic elements of a video game are represented in some form or another. The problem is the general quality here is very low. The hand drawn art makes Napoleon Dynamite look like a prodigy. The story and gameplay are on par with the "art".

While this is cheap, you get what you pay for. It's no surprise this was dumped into cheap game bundles shortly after launch. I can't recommend this to other gamers.