Long Dream

Long Dream is for people who enjoy slow stories that linger after the credits. It runs on quiet melancholy and memory rather than action. The pixel art is rough and simple, but it does the job, and after a short while you stop noticing it and start reading its mood. Why grab it: - The first hours go into untangling the hero's fragmented memories as the story jumps between decades, and every turn hints at something hidden. - Some dialogue is unexpectedly funny, which lightens the sad core nicely. - It is short, roughly 3-4 hours, so you can finish it in an evening or two without feeling you wasted time. - The story pulls you forward on its own, and by the end you really want to know how it all ends. You receive a Steam activation key for the Global region. To buy Long Dream, place your order on the site: the key appears right on the order page after payment, and you just enter it in Steam. Zhao Sheng, a retired postman, has been suffering from dementia over the past years. But for some reason, the image of the peach tree in his dreams lingered in his head. He insists that his partner Qi Mei is waiting for him under the tree. This image of the peach tree woke his remaining memories. The little things between him and his family after retirement, the interactions with the villagers when he was delivering their mails, the time when his children were born, and his days spent in the army are all returning to him. In each and every one of those memories, he was always with Qi Mei. As his illness worsened, Zhao Sheng became unconscious of the difference between memory and reality, the difference between day and night, and unable to recognise his friends and families, but what hadn't changed was that he always remembered Qi Mei, who waited for him beneath the peach tree. Zhao Sheng’s family didn't want him to leave with any regrets and decided to go and find that peach tree he had been talking about, the place where he and Qi Mei made a promise to each other. Can he meet with the love of his life, who passed away a long time ago, underneath the peach tree of his dreams? - A story from a few decades ago exceeding time and space, bringing you a uniquely reminiscing experience. - A story filled with twists and turns and humorous dialogues. - Pixel art that is crude and simple but enough to deliver the gaming experience. - The entire game takes about 3-4 hours.