Oneiros

Coal Valley Games · Mar 27, 2020

Teen

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Liam wakes up late just like any other day, but something just feels different. Doors to his room are locked, laptop's hacked, phone's broken and something just doesn't feel right. The place definitely looks like his room, but at the same time it just doesn't feel like it is, anymore. He just had a weirdest dream ever, feels like his head is about to explode and he doesn't remember what he did yesterday. Find out what's going on and help Liam escape.

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PC

Critic 8.0 (1 critics) · Gamer 8.4

Xbox One

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Critic reviews

COGconnected
Alexander Thomas · Feb 18, 2021
6.8
Overall, Oneiros has proven to be a satisfying and enjoyable puzzle game to unwind with. The worlds are beautifully rendered, the puzzles are complex and challenging. It almost feels like a light-hearted digital escape room. The underlying narrative Liam is trying to unravel about events in the real world is compelling, driving the story forward as we try to understand what happened.
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Adventure Gamers
Drew Onia · Nov 09, 2020
8.0
A little less toilet humor would have better suited its otherwise serious story, but Oneiros is an adventure that both seasoned veterans and genre newcomers can enjoy thanks to its well-crafted gameplay and gorgeous art.
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TheXboxHub
James Birks · Jan 25, 2021
7.0
It’s safe to say Oneiros is an interesting first-person puzzler that creates a world you want to explore and discover every little detail about. The majority of solvable problems are cleverly thought up and the inclusion of a bit of platforming breaks up the constant searching for clues. There are moments where things are a little unclear though, and I don’t just mean the narrative. In addition to that, the inventory isn’t enjoyable to use, which is an issue when you have to access it often.
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