Can you wake up from these dreams?

A whole new loony dream world to explore! Suicide Guy: The Lost Dreams will challenge you in the insane fantasies of the Guy. Try to find a way escape and wake up through lunatic worlds and wacky creatures using only your intuition and imagination. Features: · 18 levels set inside Suicide Guy’s dream worlds · Physics based puzzles · Vehicles to drive · Bizarre creatures that you will interact with during your adventure · Crazy Skills: be able to pick up items, throw them, utilize dreamworld tools and even burp. · Many Collectible items to find Gamers will have to use items and tools in every kind of situation by solving loony puzzles. Despite the title, the game is NOT at all about suicide or depression.

I had played a previous Suicide Guy game before and thoroughly enjoyed it, as you try in first-person to try and get killed in the most bizarre ways and in the most strangest circumstances. The Lost Dreams is an extension of that, with 18 levels that get you to try and get killed. The levels vary and the results in how you accomplish your goal changes in each, so the obvious solution isn’t always the correct one.

Working out the situation and trying to find a way to end the dream can be tough, as no real hints are given, so you are essentially on your own…unless you go and use a guide. Each level has a collectible to grab, but essentially that is the extent of how far you’re going to have to go out of your way to get the Platinum here. It’s a clever game and it’s making me want to try the rest of the series now…

The visuals are typical of the past games, so it’s what you expect to see. It gets the job done, but has a charming art style to it. The soundtrack is impressive and I didn’t encounter any glitches during my playthrough.

The Verdict

Suicide Guy: The Lost Dreams feels more like an expansion instead of a sequel, but it’s still a highly enjoyable first-person puzzler from start to finish.

Score: 7.5

Disclosure: I received a free review copy of this product from https://www.keymailer.co