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New Trailer For Unreal 3 Powered iOS Game ‘Dream:scape’

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An interactive experience.

Published: 8:17, 12/04/2011 by Dan Lee.
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A new trailer for upcoming iOS game ‘Dream:scape’ has been released, and it certainly doesn’t look bad for a mobile game. Described by the developer as “less a game, per-se, than an interactive experience, controlled by the user,” it sees you play a coma patient exploring a dream world where the “story unfolds as the user explores, unlocking new areas and revealing new chapters in the character’s diary.”

Check out the trailer below.

Source: YouTube

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  1. Assuming this is close to the in-game graphics what do we think? Looks close to PSP? Is it better than PSP?

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    • Infinity Blade was already way above what PSP can do.

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    • I hope you mean the NGP, because if this is what the PSP can do I want my Japanse PSP-1000 back ;)

      ^^what nofi said..

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      • Fair enough. It’s a while since I sold my PSP, the rose tinted glasses I decided to keep.

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  2. Gives me an Alan Wake and Heavy Rain kinda vibe, just a bit more vibrant.

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  3. Are games like this getting extra options on the iPad2? With the added memory and gpu speed increase?

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  4. Looks and sounds right up my street, I’ll have to remember this game.

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  5. Very interested, still not totally sure abot my iPad as a games platform.

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  6. Well this looks very intriguing for an iOS game. I wasn’t expecting something that seems so deep. Looks like it could be a PSN game even. Will keep an eye out.

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