D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die

D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die is a game directed by Suehiro Hidetaka, a.k.a SWERY, the one responsible for the acclaimed Dead Premonition title. This time he focuses on delivering a strange and exciting story about David Young, a former narcotics detective who seeks answers for his wife’s murder.

D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die will be a game that won’t allow you to guess what’s going to happen next. There’s nothing trivial about the way the action unfolds or how it progresses; it’s very unpredictable.

Not only is the game infused with a variety of details that offer the main story a good deal of complexity right from the first minutes of gameplay, it also takes you away into a world where time travel is possible. From waking up in a bathtub, to seeing visions of his wife, to eating a hamburger right after watching some cartoons, D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die keeps you totally connected to what’s going on.

And, at times, it will catch you off guard; especially in moments when you check the door only to find a chick busting in, throwing a rat at you. The game certainly brings the strange.

In D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die the gameplay is a mixture of point and click with third-person viewpoints, and a whole lot of other stuff that simply feels good while playing. It takes a bit of time to get used to the controls and some of the interactions but it will be an interesting experience.

In a lot of cases, to trigger or complete actions, you’ll have to swipe your mouse or drag and drop objects to specific places. While investigating or just looking around, it feels like a nice touch but during combat, it’s a very good way of interacting with the game.

Without a doubt, if you’re into detective stories that have a pinch of very weird, D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die is something you need to play.