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* ArtificialStupidity: [[spoiler: The player must exploit a clear understanding of the monster's movement algorithm in order to escape it, in spite of the fact that it [[TheComputerIsACheatingBastard gets to move twice each time Beth moves once.]]]]
* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Inspired by a vision of a potential future, Beth humiliates the monster and gets into a more positive frame of mind, but this is all just a dream and her problems will still be there once she wakes up.]]
** The sequel, ''VideoGame/XNoir'', shows Beth and Artie as having a difficult but still consistent life with two kids. [[spoiler: And Beth became a succesful artist, just as she wanted.]]
* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Inspired by a vision of a potential future, Beth humiliates the monster and gets into a more positive frame of mind, but this is all just a dream and her problems will still be there once she wakes up.]]
** The sequel, ''VideoGame/XNoir'', shows Beth and Artie as having a difficult but still consistent life with two kids. [[spoiler: And Beth became a succesful artist, just as she wanted.]]
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* ArtificialStupidity: [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The player must exploit a clear understanding of the monster's movement algorithm in order to escape it, in spite of the fact that it [[TheComputerIsACheatingBastard gets to move twice each time Beth moves once.]]]]
* BittersweetEnding:[[spoiler: Inspired [[spoiler:Inspired by a vision of a potential future, Beth humiliates the monster and gets into a more positive frame of mind, but this is all just a dream and her problems will still be there once she wakes up.]]
** The sequel, ''VideoGame/XNoir'', shows Beth and Artie as having a difficult but still consistent life with two kids.[[spoiler: And [[spoiler:And Beth became a succesful successful artist, just as she wanted.]]
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* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler: Beth's [[spoiler:Beth's father dies in a car accident and the family gets life insurance money to help their financial situation. After hearing how miserable his job had made him, Beth does not believe this was a coincidence.]]
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* TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed: Beth's illness, although [[spoiler: there are very strong hints that she has cancer.]]
* TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed: Beth's illness, although [[spoiler: there are very strong hints that she has cancer.]]
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* TeensAreMonsters: Beth recalls that her peers mocked her for [[spoiler: having [[spoiler:having a dead father]] and compares her school experiences to prison.
* TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed: Beth's illness, although[[spoiler: there [[spoiler:there are very strong hints that she has cancer.]]
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''Labyrinthine Dreams'' is a moody, unique puzzle game made with VideoGame/RPGMaker VX Ace about a sick young woman named Beth, who is on the verge of death. While dreaming, she reflects on significant moments in her life. After a traumatic childhood and an uncertain entry into adulthood, she was just beginning to find herself when she was diagnosed with a serious illness. As she wanders the dreamscape, Beth wonders if she should simply give up on her difficult life or if it's worth it to fight for a better future.
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''Labyrinthine Dreams'' is a moody, unique puzzle game made with VideoGame/RPGMaker UsefulNotes/RPGMaker VX Ace about a sick young woman named Beth, who is on the verge of death. While dreaming, she reflects on significant moments in her life. After a traumatic childhood and an uncertain entry into adulthood, she was just beginning to find herself when she was diagnosed with a serious illness. As she wanders the dreamscape, Beth wonders if she should simply give up on her difficult life or if it's worth it to fight for a better future.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Beth and Artie are both supporting characters in ''X-Noir''.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Beth and Artie are both supporting characters in ''X-Noir''.''VideoGame/XNoir''.
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* ManicPixieDreamGirl: A male example. Artie is quirky, free-spirited and kind, encouraging the shy and self-reliant Beth to come out of her shell. It seems to be a trait, since he helps the gloomy, depressed Eddie in ''X-Noir''.
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* ManicPixieDreamGirl: A male example. Artie is quirky, free-spirited and kind, encouraging the shy and self-reliant Beth to come out of her shell. It seems to be a trait, since he helps the gloomy, depressed Eddie in ''X-Noir''.''VideoGame/XNoir''.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Beth and Artie are both supporting characters in XNoir.''X-Noir''.
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* ManicPixieDreamGirl: A male example. Artie is quirky, free-spirited and kind, encouraging the shy and self-reliant Beth to come out of her shell. It seems to be a trait, since he helps the gloomy, depressed Eddie in XNoir.''X-Noir''.
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Released in May 2014, ''Labyrinthine Dreams'' is the first commercial work from the team at Solest Games, who were previously known for freeware games like ''VideoGame/MasterOfTheWind'' and ''XNoir.'' After establishing the story and gameplay with a demo version, the team raised a small budget on Kickstarter and were able to considerably upgrade the game. The final version features art from several contributors, including Ronove of ''Videogame/StarStealingPrince'' fame, as well as voice acting and a full original score.
''Labyrinthine Dreams'' can be purchased on [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/278570 Steam]].
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Released in May 2014, ''Labyrinthine Dreams'' is the first commercial work from the team at Solest Games, who were previously known for freeware games FreewareGames like ''VideoGame/MasterOfTheWind'' and ''XNoir.'' ''VideoGame/XNoir''. After establishing the story and gameplay with a demo version, the team raised a small budget on Kickstarter and were able to considerably upgrade the game. The final version features art from several contributors, including Ronove of ''Videogame/StarStealingPrince'' fame, as well as voice acting and a full original score.
''Labyrinthine Dreams'' can be purchased on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/278570Steam]].
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Released in May 2014, ''Labyrinthine Dreams'' is the first commercial work from the team at Solest Games, who were previously known for freeware games like ''VideoGame/MasterOfTheWind'' and ''X-Noir.''XNoir.'' After establishing the story and gameplay with a demo version, the team raised a small budget on Kickstarter and were able to considerably upgrade the game. The final version features art from several contributors, including Ronove of ''Videogame/StarStealingPrince'' fame, as well as voice acting and a full original score.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Beth and Artie are both supporting characters in ''X-Noir.''XNoir.
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* DreamingOfThingsToCome: The [[spoiler: gallery scene]] may be this.
* DreamingOfTimesGoneBy: Most of the game.
* DreamingOfTimesGoneBy: Most of the game.
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* DreamingOfThingsToCome: The [[spoiler: gallery scene]] may be this.
this. XNoir confirms it happened.
* DreamingOfTimesGoneBy: Most of thegame.game is abouth Beth and her troubled past.
* DreamingOfTimesGoneBy: Most of the
* ManicPixieDreamGirl: A male example. Artie is quirky, free-spirited and kind, encouraging the shy and self-reliant Beth to come out of her shell. It seems to be a trait, since he helps the gloomy, depressed Eddie in XNoir.
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* YouAreNotAlone: Artie brings this into Beth's life.
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* Workaholic: Beth's father, [[spoiler: whose life is slowly crushed by the unfulfilled promises of his employers.]]
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* Workaholic: {{Workaholic}}: Beth's father, [[spoiler: whose life is slowly crushed by the unfulfilled promises of his employers.]]
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''Labyrinthine Dreams'' is a moody, unique puzzle game about a sick young woman named Beth who is on the verge of death. While dreaming, she reflects on significant moments in her life. After a traumatic childhood and an uncertain entry into adulthood, she was just beginning to find herself when she was diagnosed with a serious illness. As she wanders the dreamscape, Beth wonders if she should simply give up on her difficult life or if it's worth it to fight for a better future.
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''Labyrinthine Dreams'' is a moody, unique puzzle game made with VideoGame/RPGMaker VX Ace about a sick young woman named Beth Beth, who is on the verge of death. While dreaming, she reflects on significant moments in her life. After a traumatic childhood and an uncertain entry into adulthood, she was just beginning to find herself when she was diagnosed with a serious illness. As she wanders the dreamscape, Beth wonders if she should simply give up on her difficult life or if it's worth it to fight for a better future.
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Released in May 2014, ''Labyrinthine Dreams'' is the first commercial work from the team at Solest Games, who were previously known for freeware games like ''Videogame/MasterOfTheWind'' and ''X-Noir.'' After establishing the story and gameplay with a demo version, the team raised a small budget on Kickstarter and were able to considerably upgrade the game. The final version features art from several contributors, including Ronove of ''Videogame/StarStealingPrince'' fame, as well as voice acting and a full original score.
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Released in May 2014, ''Labyrinthine Dreams'' is the first commercial work from the team at Solest Games, who were previously known for freeware games like ''Videogame/MasterOfTheWind'' ''VideoGame/MasterOfTheWind'' and ''X-Noir.'' After establishing the story and gameplay with a demo version, the team raised a small budget on Kickstarter and were able to considerably upgrade the game. The final version features art from several contributors, including Ronove of ''Videogame/StarStealingPrince'' fame, as well as voice acting and a full original score.
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* HardWorkFallacy: Beth's father gets hit hard with the truth about this.
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* YouAreNotAlone: Artie brings this into Beth's life.
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* AdventuresInComaland: The entire game.
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* GameplayAndStorySegregation: Absolutely averted. The mazes are a critical part of establishing the game's themes.
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* ShoutOut: One painting is a picture of Valkyrie from ''Videogame/MasterOfTheWind.''
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* StarvingArtist: Beth.
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''Labyrinthine Dreams'' can be purchased on [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/278570 Steam]].
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!!This game includes examples of:
*ADayInTheLimelight: Beth and Artie are both supporting characters in ''X-Noir.''
*AllJustADream: But a dream with a lot of accurate memories.
*BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Inspired by a vision of a potential future, Beth humiliates the monster and gets into a more positive frame of mind, but this is all just a dream and her problems will still be there once she wakes up.]]
*DarkAndTroubledPast: A staple for the works of Solest games and this is no exception.
*DeadpanSnarker: Beth.
*DreamingOfThingsToCome: The [[spoiler: gallery scene]] may be this.
*DreamingOfTimesGoneBy: Most of the game.
*DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler: Beth's father dies in a car accident and the family gets life insurance money to help their financial situation. After hearing how miserable his job had made him, Beth does not believe this was a coincidence.]]
*HeroicBSOD: Beth and her father both get hit with these.
*MarriedToTheJob: Beth's father kept trying to break away from this but it was the only choice for financial survival.
*TheMaze: Several mazes, in fact.
*SlidingScaleOfIdealismVersusCynicism: Artie on one side, Beth on the other.
*SurferDude: Artie has shades of this.
*TeensAreMonsters: Beth recalls that her peers mocked her for [[spoiler: having a dead father]] and compares her school experiences to prison.
*TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed: Beth's illness, although [[spoiler: there are very strong hints that she has cancer.]]
*UnbrokenVigil: Implied with Artie.
*WhenYouComingHomeDad: A brutal example.
*Workaholic: Beth's father, [[spoiler: whose life is slowly crushed by the unfulfilled promises of his employers.]]
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!!This game includes examples of:
*ADayInTheLimelight: Beth and Artie are both supporting characters in ''X-Noir.''
*AllJustADream: But a dream with a lot of accurate memories.
*BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Inspired by a vision of a potential future, Beth humiliates the monster and gets into a more positive frame of mind, but this is all just a dream and her problems will still be there once she wakes up.]]
*DarkAndTroubledPast: A staple for the works of Solest games and this is no exception.
*DeadpanSnarker: Beth.
*DreamingOfThingsToCome: The [[spoiler: gallery scene]] may be this.
*DreamingOfTimesGoneBy: Most of the game.
*DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler: Beth's father dies in a car accident and the family gets life insurance money to help their financial situation. After hearing how miserable his job had made him, Beth does not believe this was a coincidence.]]
*HeroicBSOD: Beth and her father both get hit with these.
*MarriedToTheJob: Beth's father kept trying to break away from this but it was the only choice for financial survival.
*TheMaze: Several mazes, in fact.
*SlidingScaleOfIdealismVersusCynicism: Artie on one side, Beth on the other.
*SurferDude: Artie has shades of this.
*TeensAreMonsters: Beth recalls that her peers mocked her for [[spoiler: having a dead father]] and compares her school experiences to prison.
*TheDiseaseThatShallNotBeNamed: Beth's illness, although [[spoiler: there are very strong hints that she has cancer.]]
*UnbrokenVigil: Implied with Artie.
*WhenYouComingHomeDad: A brutal example.
*Workaholic: Beth's father, [[spoiler: whose life is slowly crushed by the unfulfilled promises of his employers.]]
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Released in May 2014, ''Labyrinthine Dreams'' is the first commercial work from the team at Solest Games, who were previously known for freeware games like ''Videogame/MasterOfTheWind'' and ''X-Noir.'' After establishing the story and gameplay with a demo version, the team raised a small budget on Website/Kickstarter Kickstarter and were able to considerably upgrade the game. The final version features art from several contributors, including Ronove of ''Videogame/StarStealingPrince'' fame, as well as voice acting and a full original score.
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Released in May 2014, ''Labyrinthine Dreams'' is the first commercial work from the team at Solest Games, who were previously known for freeware games like ''Videogame/MasteroftheWind'' and ''X-Noir.''
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Released in May 2014, ''Labyrinthine Dreams'' is the first commercial work from the team at Solest Games, who were previously known for freeware games like ''Videogame/MasteroftheWind'' ''Videogame/MasterOfTheWind'' and ''X-Noir.'''' After establishing the story and gameplay with a demo version, the team raised a small budget on Website/Kickstarter and were able to considerably upgrade the game. The final version features art from several contributors, including Ronove of ''Videogame/StarStealingPrince'' fame, as well as voice acting and a full original score.
''Labyrinthine Dreams'' can be purchased on [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/278570 Steam]].
''Labyrinthine Dreams'' can be purchased on [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/278570 Steam]].
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''Labyrinthine Dreams''Dreams'' is a moody, unique puzzle game about a sick young woman named Beth who is on the verge of death. While dreaming, she reflects on significant moments in her life. After a traumatic childhood and an uncertain entry into adulthood, she was just beginning to find herself when she was diagnosed with a serious illness. As she wanders the dreamscape, Beth wonders if she should simply give up on her difficult life or if it's worth it to fight for a better future.
The core of the game is a series of mazes separated by brief portions of the story. Each of the mazes has a unique mechanic, challenging the player while also complementing the narrative. For example, the first set of mazes force Beth to find her way through without ever turning left while she reflects on how her life was compromised by arbitrary rules of the real world. She also has recurring encounters with a monster who seems to represent her illness but may also represent the forces that drove her to despair before she even got sick.
Released in May 2014, ''Labyrinthine Dreams'' is the first commercial work from the team at Solest Games, who were previously known for freeware games like ''Videogame/MasteroftheWind'' and ''X-Noir.''
The core of the game is a series of mazes separated by brief portions of the story. Each of the mazes has a unique mechanic, challenging the player while also complementing the narrative. For example, the first set of mazes force Beth to find her way through without ever turning left while she reflects on how her life was compromised by arbitrary rules of the real world. She also has recurring encounters with a monster who seems to represent her illness but may also represent the forces that drove her to despair before she even got sick.
Released in May 2014, ''Labyrinthine Dreams'' is the first commercial work from the team at Solest Games, who were previously known for freeware games like ''Videogame/MasteroftheWind'' and ''X-Noir.''
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''Labyrinthine Dreams''
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These days drift away altogether