About This Game Neverending Nightmares is a psychological horror game inspired by the developer's actual battle with mental illness. In the game, you take on the role of Thomas who awakens from a terrible nightmare only to find that he is still dreaming. As he descends deeper through the layers of hellish dreamscapes, he must hide from horrifying apparitions and outrun his inner demons. He must discover which of the horrors he encounters are a manifestation of his own psychological state and figure out what reality will be when he finally wakes up.Terrifying nightmare worlds inspired by real life struggles with OCD and depression.Black and white artwork creates a distinctive moody and dark atmosphere. Branching narrative features 3 completely different endings.A dynamic lighting system gives the ever present darkness a character of its own.IGF nominated composer Skyler McGlothlin delivers a haunting and oppressive dark ambient score. 1075eedd30 Title: Neverending NightmaresGenre: Action, Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Infinitap GamesPublisher:Infinitap GamesRelease Date: 26 Sep, 2014 Neverending Nightmares I was so excited to get this game because based from other gameplays i've watched, it looks like a cool horror game. I love the simplicity of the game and the pencil-like artstyle. The reviews are also majorly positive and gets a decent metacritic score as well. In fact, this is the 1st horror game i've played alone. I also am a fan point and click games. When this was on sale, I bought it right away. i thought this was gonna be amazing but turns out i was wrong. Finished it in under 100 minutes and i got the ending where my sister was my wife and ended up leaving me. The ending was so absurd and makes no sense which he ended up what i think was the inside of an eyeball and curled up on the surface, then cuts to when he appears to be what seems like an office reading a note from her 'wife' who apparently leaving him and that's exactly the whole ending. The credits immediately rolled up.The game itself felt plain and too linear. The gameplay was scary at the beginning but as it progresses, it gets extremely boring and repetitive. The controls are easy and simple. The main issue is you always end up seeing the same handful of rooms over and over to occasionally be interrupted by a psych ward or forest, but i wish more was done with the forest to change the monotony of the scenery. I understand the idea of a never-ending nightmare that loops, but there's far too little change in environment and setting to keep the players engaged. There are 3 different endings that completely answered no questions and left me even feeling more confused. I don't think they're worth finding out but if you want to waste your time, then go ahead.With all that said, it's a lie if i say i didn't enjoy it, it is an unsettling experience for me, but i do felt like the creator could do way more than this because i see a lot of potentials in it. I truly expected a lot from Neverending Nightmares. I was so disappointed they wasted itStill it's not a bad game, but Neverending Nightmares felt like an unfinished pieceWith a heavy heart, i have to refund this and spend it on something that worth more on the same price\\I recommend to get it on saleFinal score: 6.5\/10. I was so excited to get this game because based from other gameplays i've watched, it looks like a cool horror game. I love the simplicity of the game and the pencil-like artstyle. The reviews are also majorly positive and gets a decent metacritic score as well. In fact, this is the 1st horror game i've played alone. I also am a fan point and click games. When this was on sale, I bought it right away. i thought this was gonna be amazing but turns out i was wrong. Finished it in under 100 minutes and i got the ending where my sister was my wife and ended up leaving me. The ending was so absurd and makes no sense which he ended up what i think was the inside of an eyeball and curled up on the surface, then cuts to when he appears to be what seems like an office reading a note from her 'wife' who apparently leaving him and that's exactly the whole ending. The credits immediately rolled up.The game itself felt plain and too linear. The gameplay was scary at the beginning but as it progresses, it gets extremely boring and repetitive. The controls are easy and simple. The main issue is you always end up seeing the same handful of rooms over and over to occasionally be interrupted by a psych ward or forest, but i wish more was done with the forest to change the monotony of the scenery. I understand the idea of a never-ending nightmare that loops, but there's far too little change in environment and setting to keep the players engaged. There are 3 different endings that completely answered no questions and left me even feeling more confused. I don't think they're worth finding out but if you want to waste your time, then go ahead.With all that said, it's a lie if i say i didn't enjoy it, it is an unsettling experience for me, but i do felt like the creator could do way more than this because i see a lot of potentials in it. I truly expected a lot from Neverending Nightmares. I was so disappointed they wasted itStill it's not a bad game, but Neverending Nightmares felt like an unfinished pieceWith a heavy heart, i have to refund this and spend it on something that worth more on the same price\\I recommend to get it on saleFinal score: 6.5\/10
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