Well done! I liked Lucid Dream Adventure, but it did feel like there was more that could be done with the concept. And you delivered! Fantastically weird, with some Samorost-esque environments and a good balance of answering questions and raising even more. The only hitch I hit was the magnet puzzle, I had to look up the solution to that and I STILL don't understand what the mechanics and rules of that game are. Also, I think it's a glitch, but the magnets don't make the full 90 degree rotation with their containers, so with enough rotations, they end up in another spot, which I don't think is intended. Other than that though, I always appreciate a game that'll give us a puzzle and let us figure out the controls without spoonfeeding us. And even without any instructions, they were all quite intuitive! You should teach a lesson to...some other, bigger point and click adventure developers (looking straight at you Domini and Eipix)...how to hit that perfect balance of rewarding but not impossible. I'm curious, did you use some clay models or hybrid digital/real life settings for some of your close-up environments? Or was that just especially well done pure digital art? Great work, can't wait for more from this developer! I'm going back to play Lucid Dream.

Like many other reviewers, I played Lucid Dream on Apple Arcade and loved it. I downloaded Unholy Neighborhood and played through the first chapters until prompted to purchase - at which point I didn’t. Within a few days, I had broken down and paid to continue playing because I was throughly captivated by the storyline. I expected to complete the game the same evening and I was pleasantly proven wrong. This is a LONG game, much longer than you anticipate and took my probably close to 10 hours to complete, maybe longer as I wasn’t able to play through in one sitting. Every scene is weirder and creepier than the last, and I love games that surprise you - every time you think you’ve reached the climatic ending, nope …just another twist or turn in the storyline. Gorgeous graphics, conceptually beautiful and executed with imagination and creativity. I’m so impressed and I intend on playing Lucid Dream again….and I just downloaded Reborn. Well done!

I have played an embarrassing number of adventures games, and this one is top notch. The mechanics function smoothly, the narrative holds together, and the puzzles/use of objects is generally intuitive. Totally recommend to any players of the genre. Givens the work that goes into building high-quality games, I think the price is justified—especially since the dev actually maintains this to be compatible with the endless iOs updates.

I played "Lucid Dream Adventure" awhile back and found it to be a subtle and stylish masterpiece. This one is a little more rough around the edges. The story jumps from one idea to the next with seemingly very little continuity. A slew of horror tropes (giant rats, tentacles, demons, mutants) all seem to take their turn being the bad guy from one chapter to the next. But hey, I never felt I had to beat my head in to solve the puzzles or keep advancing. Some might say it's too easy, but since I prefer the more casual style of gameplay, this was quite suitable. For $6, I wish it could have been tidied up a bit (a big visual gaffe in the prison scene where the protagonist changes but the main character's portrait is still used in the conversations), but overall I got most of what I hoped for.