Dreampath: The Two Kingdoms – Review

Dreampath: The Two Kingdoms is a fantasy HOPA game full of vivid imagination and creativity, cute creatures and fancy environment – so if this does not sound like your kind of game, then you probably would not enjoy it. But for those who enjoy this type of game, Dreampath sets to blow your mind away. The presentation in Dreampath is pretty epic, gorgeous colors and stunning visuals. Cutscenes are action-packed and are top-notch in quality. Characters are nicely animated accompanied by suitable and well-recorded voice-overs. The music is no less awesome, the melody is very beautiful and is not at all distracting.

The main plot of Dreampath: The Two Kingdoms is simple enough to follow. It starts out fairly basic and quickly develops into a more complicated, twisted story. The pace of the gameplay is the right balance, neither too slow nor too busy. Moreover, the game is packed with great features; an interactive, loveable cat helper, fantastic puzzle designs, well exquisite hidden object scenes and a helpful interactive map.

Dreampath: The Two Kingdoms is indeed very relaxing, time unconciously passes by as you are immersed in the glamorous environment of the game. The main length of the game is around 3 and a half hour while the bonus chapter is another hour or so. The Collector’s Edition featured all of the expected features as well as a few other extras, listed on the checklist above.