Cavern of Dreams © Developed by Bynine Studio. Published by Super Rare Games. All rights reserved.
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Posted on: December 2, 2024
RoboPrimeGamesTTV
Verified ownerGames: 56 Reviews: 7
Cute, fun and wholesome!
Excellent N64-inspired platformer. Satisfying exploration and puzzle-solving, whilst also challening. Loved it!
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Posted on: May 13, 2024
PeloDelMono
Verified ownerGames: 99 Reviews: 5
Short but Fun Game
The game is short, around 5 hours but is very fun to play. Easy to get into and just enjoy the world without feeling anxious about beating a level or boss.
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Posted on: July 6, 2024
FakePatois
Verified ownerGames: 23 Reviews: 1
Amazing game for 3D platformer fans.
This game has really fun mechanics and great graphics, you had to get confortable with Fynn's dive but once you past it the controls and movement feel good in my opinion. No combat by the way, game focus on exploration, unlocking abilities, opening new areas and collecting a bunch of stuff. The game is as challenging as the old 64 era titles so if you are ok with a short but sweet experience (5-7 hours with all the collectibles) and you are craving a good plataformer, not even a retro experience but a good game, I belive you are going to like this.
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Posted on: November 18, 2024
NinoMK
Verified ownerGames: 168 Reviews: 15
A cute and fun little plattformer
I basically agree with all the other reviews here. Cavern of Dreams is a cute little plattformer that creates its own charm. While it surely does take inspiration from other games, it's its own thing, with its own lore and story. As for the premise, you are the little dragon Fynn, whose parents has disappeared and who has to rescue his kidnapped, unhatched siblings. Just like with other games in the genre, you have your hubworld that opens up to the different worlds and has secrets of its own and then the different sub-worlds. They are somewhat based on the archetypes we see in other games, but some of them, like the one with Mr.Kerrington, are somewhat unique or at least not seen as often. As for the tone of the game, it's as cheerful and colorful as you would expect. A lot of inanimate objects have eyes and smiles, textures change to happy faces when you solve puzzles and even objects that are usually harmful are given a positive spin. That said, there are also spooky areas in the game and while they are appropriately child friendly, they do feel eery and foreboading even got a little jump out of me. Overall there seems to be a somewhat darker history in the world that isn't explicitly shown, but hinted at at various places. But still, this isn't something like Happy Game or Conker's Bad Furday, it's all child friendly. As for the gameplay itself, Fynn learns all of the usual moves you expect from this genre and a dragon, except of being able to spit fire, which makes sense, given that he's a small child at best. There is a cool touch in that all upgrade change Fynn's visual appearance over the course of the game. The puzzles are pretty well done and while they start simple, the ones in the third and fourth world can get a bit tricky. They don't get overly complicated, but require good timing and precise plattforming. Especially the final under water puzzle is a bit tricky and the hints on how to solve puzzles get less obvious. All in all, it's a good game.
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Posted on: November 26, 2024
b00marrows
Verified ownerGames: 252 Reviews: 9
Great retro collactor/platformer.
It wears its inspirations proudly and is an absolute joy to play and complete.
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