DREAMSCAPE#5 Sets October 24 Return With 140-Plus Games
The event's own framing, moving, thinking, feeling, maps neatly onto action, puzzle, and art, and the jump past 140 works shows the exhibition scaling on the strength of that niche rather than broadening its remit.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
WorldMap will hold the indie game exhibition DREAMSCAPE#5 on October 24 at International Forum Hall E, running 13:00 to 19:00 with last entry at 18:30. Advance tickets are 1,500 yen general and 1,000 yen for U-18, with same-day tickets 300 yen higher. The fifth edition carries the themes action, puzzle, and art, and exhibits more than 140 works, the largest venue and exhibitor count in the event's history.
Two additions sit alongside the main floor. A proxy exhibition area lets visitors encounter works from overseas and distant regions, and a collaboration with game creator Bibu turns a music experience into a way of finding new games. Sponsored booths are also part of the layout.
The announced lineup includes the thought-experiment ADV Donut no Ana, the kemono-girl raising ADV Animalloid Girl, Tournamentris, which pairs a tournament bracket with a falling-block puzzle, the spatial puzzle ADV HEIMA, and the horror action ADV Lull: Rest After Crying. A dedicated page for the event is live on Steam.
- Donut no Ana: thought-experiment ADV
- Animalloid Girl: kemono-girl raising ADV
- Tournamentris: tournament bracket combined with a falling-block puzzle
- HEIMA: spatial puzzle ADV
- Lull: Rest After Crying: horror action ADV
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