The visuals are nice too, though the draw distance is awful, but I'm fine with that, since it is the hardware limitation that made it. Too bad the BGM always gets drowned by the loud and annoying footstep noise. The soundtrack is freaking awesome, one of the best soundtracks in the PSX library. It's kinda like EarthBound, minus the RPG elements. It's exciting and creepy once you find the strange stuffs, but in between the strange stuff are boring segments of walking. However, these stuff are randomized and pretty rare, so most of the time you're just walking around the damn place and sometimes I feel the dream world is too broad and too barren.

You probably seen a few screenshots before, seeing that you won't end up here by accident.Īnyways, the dream worlds can offer a lot of trippy, confusing stuff happening around it. And this is not just a happyland type dream world, it's a trippy as f**k dream world. The game is basically a first-person open ended exploration through the dream world. LSD Dream Emulator is a japan-exclusive game made by Asmic Ace, based on a dream journal from someone called Hiroko Nishikawa that has been updated for 10 years.īefore anything else, I want to tip my cap off to her for enduring 10 YEARS of true nightmare. WARNING: IF YOU'RE PRONE TO SEIZURES AND EPILEPSY, DO NOT PLAY THIS GAME. If you like trying different kind of games, I don't see a reason for not giving LSD a try. It's a good experience playing this game, it's mysterious, you never know what will happen next, and the strange events that occur by progressing in the game(Texture changes, some Videos before starting a day, different and new objects or beings that appear randomly, like a UFO or a rocket, and even a bunch of dead people) will make you want to play more and more. Two music albums were released(Lucy In the Sky with Dynamites and LSD And Remixes) There are some great songs, like Come on And(that is the game opening theme) and Long Tall Eyelash. The music is also composed by Osamu Sato, and they are played with no certain pattern, you can get over 400 different variations of songs. Using a First Person perspective, the player progress by teleporting to others places with no defined pattern by touching almost everything that they can see, walls, doors, shelves,trees. The game itself has no clear objective, and it's infinitely repayable, they used a day counting system to number how many dreams you already played. LSD DREAM EMULATOR is a Japan-only obscure game, developed by Asmik Ace, and Designed by Osamu Sato,which is based on a Dream Journal that a man called Hiroko Nishikawa kept for something like 10 years(That was released as a Game product).

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