Dreamkiller

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 5 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

0
Average:

0
Bad:

5

Pros:

Wonderfully grotesque enemy designs, A few coollooking, colorful levels, Some fun boss fights.

Cons:

Predictable enemy behavior makes the shooting get old, fast, Doesn't take advantage of its great premise, Spawning weapon points cause big headaches.

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Last revision on April 4, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Wonderfully grotesque enemy designs, A few coollooking, colorful levels, Some fun boss fights

Reviewers Didn't Like

Predictable enemy behavior makes the shooting get old, fast, Doesn't take advantage of its great premise, Spawning weapon points cause big headaches

Expert reviews and ratings

As dream-walking, tough-talking psychologist Alice Drake, you must enter your patients’ nightmares to fight their fears. With a minigun. The world’s only First-Person Freud-’em-up.The 12 dream-levels are a series of lush set-pieces...

By Games Radar on November 05, 2009

The game's spectacular premise is ultimately unfulfilled. What might have been a truly eye-opening, perspective-shattering trip through the battlefields of a tortured psyche is merely a rehash of everything we've been through in the Painkiller...

By IGN Gear on October 22, 2009

Sweet dreams aren't made of this budget-priced shooter....

By GameSpot on October 16, 2009

Psychologist Alice Drake has a special talent: She can enter the dreams of her patients and cure them of phobias by shooting the meanies that infest their brains. But Alice also possesses another amazing talent. While holding a minigun, she can...

By cnet on October 16, 2009

When I first heard about Dreamkiller and saw footage, I was really excited. I expected a dark, scary, suspenseful and at times, disturbing FPS. While most of those experiences are to be found in this game, none of them seemed to satisfy. You play a...

By Tech Olive on October 14, 2009