In Molleindustria’s Every day the same dream, you play as a white-collar worker who goes through the same routine of driving to the office daily, but deep down inside his soul he harbours a yearning to take the path less travelled. This is where the story begins, as players try to figure out ways to break away from the monotony of adulthood life.
Made in under a week for the Experimental Gameplay’s art game theme, Every day the same dream is a short game that can be completed in under fifteen minutes or less. (source)
Posted by timw on December 21, 2009 11:02 AM | Permalink | Comments (4)
via indiegames.com
The little guy is gaining life thanks to your interaction but there is more than just that.
The virtual man gains a spiritual break-through thanks to your mind and insight.
But, while having empathy with this character you might also experience something greater than just you playing on your keyboard.
This game won’t change your mind about anything and won’t free you from your daily life but it might unite you with your central self for a few minutes. And that worth a lot :)
I enjoyed that game.
