Dreamed Away (2025)
Nicolas Petton, Pineapple Works
Dreamed Away is an emotional action-adventure RPG with psychological horror elements. Play as Théo, a boy lost in a dark, mysterious world. Explore a unique reality, duel against darkness in a unique, fast paced combat system and mind your choices.
About the story
On a rainy summer night, Théo wakes up in his bedroom and realizes his parents and his sister Louise have disappeared. The true nature of the world lays itself bare. Ghosts, Phantoms and Revenants haunt Théo inside the catacombs and dark places where he searches for his sister. Always a step behind and never able to catch up. What happened? What does it mean? Why is this place so familiar? That's how his journey begins.
Platforms
Linux Mac Switch PC XONE Series X|SGenres
Adventure Indie Puzzle Role-playing (RPG)Themes
Action Fantasy Horror Mystery Thriller
Languages: English and 12 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Rectify Gaming
By Will "FncWill" HogeweideDreamed Away delivers a powerful story wrapped in a clever, skill-based combat system that rewards precision and reflection. Its atmosphere, art, and music create an unforgettable mood, and while its cryptic storytelling will not be for everyone, those willing to lose themselves in Théo’s nightmare will find one of the most emotionally resonant RPGs of the year.
TheBigBois
By Zachary HolmesDreamed Away is a triumph. It’s a game that understands what made Earthbound, Omori, and Undertale special, but it uses those inspirations to tell its own unique, haunting, and deeply human story. It’s a labor of love that shines through in every pixel, every note of music, and every emotional gut-punch. If you are a fan of "Motherlikes," emotional RPGs, or just a damn good story, you owe it to yourself – Flare