Kill The Dream: First Nightmare
A downloadable game for Windows
The quiet town of Frozen Pines. It was the perfect place to get away, just the two of you. So then why? Why did things go so horribly wrong?
You wake up at the edge of town to find your love missing. A strange signal calls to you, urging you to save them.
But why... why can't you remember their name?
Only by facing the horrors can you find the answers you seek.
This is a demo for the full game: Kill The Dream, coming 2025.
DEMO FEATURES
- Approx. 30-40 minute long demo that features the opening act of the game.
- Includes narrative, exploration, and combat segments.
- Use the combination of grid-based and free-roam movement to explore the outskirts of the town of Frozen Pines.
- Investigate the trail of clues across multiple locations that might lead you to finding your loved one.
- Engage in brutal combat against the nightmare's thralls.
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This was a very unique game. Thank you for the experience !
5 stars
Thank you so much!
NICE
thanks for making the video! It was very helpful with patching the game
Some parts or the game are actually scary, and the combat is a lot of fun! Especially because I was not expecting it, the grid movement is really nice and it adds a lot to the experience.
I did manage to find a displacement bug inside the convenience store and I do believe the "free roam" mode can be improved, maybe with a different key that you can toggle instead of holding, I would even argue is not needed, the game plays perfectly as it is; I feel the controls could be different, like rotating with arrow keys instead of Q and E and making those for vertical and horizontal attacks instead, but that's mostly a suggestion.
Overall a great experience and can't wait to see more of this game and the spooky skeleton buddy at the end.
Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! Your video means a lot! Its super helpful to see what works and what doesnt in realtime. Your mention of chapter-based releases is a really inventive thought. Ill keep it in mind.
thanks again!