
Dreams Review
Played 'Dreams' last night--what a blast! Gorgeous art, clever gameplay. It's like the game reads your mind but in a good way. Perfect for a game night. Just, you know, pick friends as smart as you.
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Played 'Dreams' last night--what a blast! Gorgeous art, clever gameplay. It's like the game reads your mind but in a good way. Perfect for a game night. Just, you know, pick friends as smart as you.

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