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Data Dream
In this 3D platformer, a bio-digital landscape filled with walking, talking computer components finds itself in a state of peril following a malicious invasion. An unlikely hero must brave this surreal world in order to rectify and restore the jeopardized system.
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May 8, 2020
6 years and 132 days ago
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Positive10 reviews80.0%
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Working away late into the night, a lone software developer dozes off and into a digital dream. A dream in which the many parts and processes of an everyday computer come to life in a bio-digital landscape. The harmony of this virtual realm begins to deteriorate as it comes under the attack of a polymorphic invader. It will fall into the hands of an intrepid, would-be adventurer to rectify the chaos that is being wrought upon his world.
With a control scheme designed for a gamepad, Data Dream is a 3rd person platformer in which players will need to use a combination of skill and intuition in order to overcome an array of challenges and puzzles.
With a control scheme designed for a gamepad, Data Dream is a 3rd person platformer in which players will need to use a combination of skill and intuition in order to overcome an array of challenges and puzzles.
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