Dream

As a few others have mentioned, this game can trigger extreme nausea (although I seem to have a predisposition to it). It made the game unplayable for me and had to refund. The controls were a bit wonky and it felt like you had to click an object several to pick it up/to activate it (like in the case of a light switch). I feel this contributed to the nausea, as well as turns that made me feel like I was on a wobbly boat. Reverse sea sickness? It's very unfortunate, as I love the idea of meandering about the threshold of consciousness and dreaming, and the graphics look beautiful in the trailer and the screenshots. With fine-tuning, I think this could be a very enjoyable game.

It looks like "open world" due to lot of empty/useless space. Within half of hour I didn't see any puzzle and had no clue where to go and why. Controls are really bad, in fact I've managed to block strafe with simple reassign of keys.

looks like a good game but like every other udk game ever made, it lists that it works on shader model 3 computers and doesn't. there might be a handful of shader 3.0 card that could possibly handle this but the vast majority wont so list it as shader 4.0 and save people a lot of grief. I don't know any shader 3.0 cards that could play something with these kinds of graphics. they'd be really late model cards if they did. I'd be surprised if any did to be honest. every time a udk game comes out i get duped into buying it and it doesn't work. sick of it.