Cavern of Dreams

The gameplay is a blend of inventive ideas, but sometimes it seems like the developers aren’t quite sure what to do with the difficulty.

It feels closer to Yoshi's Story than to a traditional adventure game: cute, simple, with surprisingly dark undertones and never intrusive.

The modeling is great, the colors and lighting feel vibrant and appealing, and the general style of the world really does call back to the N64 collectathon games of old.

Higher = Great audio also to make it clear its just the sound design overall, from even any voice acting or just sound effects of stuff etc, but not including any music or atmospheric tracks bellow is the score for the music.

The game runs well on Linux too so for those with Steam Deck, the game might be an even better investment for on the go platforming.

The character design/art is very charming, and the initial movement challenges feel quite inviting, but the level and world design becomes incredibly gated and linear very quickly, to the extent that there is basically no room for player expression.