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Dream Warrior

DOS - 1989

Also available on: Amstrad CPC - Commodore 64

Year 1989
Platform DOS
Released in United States
Genre Action
Theme Cyberpunk / Dark Sci-Fi, Real-Time, Sci-Fi / Futuristic, Shooter
Publisher Keypunch Software, Inc.
Developer Tarann Ltd.
Perspectives 2D scrolling, Side view
5 / 5 - 3 votes

Description of Dream Warrior

One of the worst games from Keypunch (and that's saying a lot, considering how 99% of their games are horrible), and one of their last (thank goodness).

Dream Warrior seems interesting enough if you just read the blurb from the back of the box: "the world of the future knows no physical wars - only Dream Wars... a world in which victims lose their minds instead of their lives! World power is now held by FOCUS. Little is known about FOCUS except they have the power to command demons into the dreams of their enemies... A resistance group of four astral scientists managed to uncover a way to combat FOCUS and the dream demons. Yet at the moment of glory, three scientists were captured and sentenced to forever suffer the torment of these demons. As the last remaining scientist, only you have the knowledge to combat the Dream Demons. Enter the dreams of your colleagues and blast away the endless supply of murderous fiends! Seek and destroy Ocular who holds your friends in a maelstrom of insanity! You have only one chance, once you leave their dreams... FOCUS will find you!"

Unfortunately, this interesting premise is just about the only thing good about Dream Warrior. Awful graphics (4-color CGA in 1989-- Keypunch designers have been sleeping when EGA was invented?), and a thoroughly bad gameplay (first-person action tedium with endless hordes of enemies and levels that all look the same) make this a game to avoid. Another real dog from Keypunch, a company that will certainly share the "worst game company in history" award with Capstone if ever there was one.

Review By HOTUD

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Comments and reviews

Andrew Swan 2019-09-30 0 point

The one thing which makes this game interesting is the fact that it appeared in the British comic, "Eagle" as one of the games that the character Bobby Patterson, the "Computer Warrior" had to play. Had to play the game for real.

havar 2014-03-31 0 point DOS version

this doesn't seem to work in dosbox, using dream.exe to try and start it gives you the message "bad disk"

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