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1. Dreamfall: The Longest Journey

   Reviewer: Acegamez
   25 November 2006

   Overall 9

   

   Gameplay 10

   

   Graphics 9

   

   Sound 10

   

   Storyline 9

   

    

   Dreamfall: The Longest Journey is an epic, sweeping, grand adventure game that will take you across parallel worlds and to the gaps in between, weaving several destinies together as events spiral towards potential calamity. It's an interactive story in the truest sense and as such the gameplay is secondary - although there is enough to do between cut scenes, with the usual puzzle solving, exploration, sneaking, mini-games and even a bit of combat. However, when you... Read more

2. Review: Dreamfall: The Longest Journey (XBX)

   Reviewer: Gamestyle
   06 November 2006

   Overall 9

   

    

   Gamestyle has not played a game so enthralling for a long time, and the only thing that stops it from achieving perfection is the slightly bitter feeling you may feel upon its ending (for more reasons than one). Regardless, everyone needs to play this from start to finish. It may be a little short, but with this amount of quality it could have been any length and people would still want more. In years to come, this may be one of the titles people look back to as a moment... Read more

3. Dreamfall: The Longest Journey

   Reviewer: GamesFrenzy
   11 August 2006

   In The Longest Journey players took on the role of April Ryan, an 18-year-old girl whose destiny was foretold in the prophecies. Having to save the balance between the twin worlds of science and magic, April`s journey took the genre by storm and redefined what an adventure game could be. In Dreamfall, which takes place a decade after The Longest Journey, players can finally revisit the epic universe. Not only will those who enjoyed the first game find out what really... Read more

1. "Great story but gameplay badly lacking "

   Reviewer: Xbox 360 Game Reviews
   19 July 2007

   Overall 6

   

    

   The problem with Dreamfall is that it almost isn't a game. Sure there are gameplay elements and inter-activity, of sorts, but more so than any other graphical adventure I've played you feel more like a passenger than anything else.>Dreamfall has, unquestionably, the most sophisticated, complex and well told storyline of any game I know. It's part science-fiction, part fantasy, part conspiracy thriller and there's a even nod towards romantic fiction. It incoporates themes... Read more