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Fragile Dreams has potentially broader appeal than you’d expect: JRPG fans will enjoy it for obvious reasons, but those used to more commercial RPGs will appreciate the slower pace and subtle mood it offers. 7.5/10Print this pageUser reviews (0)Shar...
Abstract: It's long been debated whether or not games can be art, but I will tell you right now, Fragile Dreams offers an experience that should clear up any doubt on the matter. Developer Tri-Crescendo takes players on a powerful journey through a post-apocalyptic...
Abstract: Does anyone have some Zoloft to spare? Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon is the most depressing game I have ever played. I don’t mean that in a Heavy Rain, make-you-cry sort of way. Fragile Dreams is drenched in melancholy. Death and lonelines...
Abstract: Role playing games either sit on the shelf because they are horrible or they get constant rotation by gamers because they rock. Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon is of the latter. This cinematic feature begins with the main character, Seto, b...
Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon can best be described as a cross between Fallout 3 and Luigi’s Mansion. You spend a great deal of time exploring a post apocalyptic wasteland hunting ghosts with your flashlight, but when you finally find said...
Abstract: Fragile Dreams had a lot of good ideas and obviously wanted to tell an interesting story about human nature. Like many RPGs and point-and-click adventures, a story-driven game only has to be competent at its game mechanics in order to succeed; not even...
Abstract: Have you ever imagined how it would feel to be entirely alone in the world? To wander through eerily empty shopping malls and subway stations that were once filled with bustling crowds, hearing only your own footsteps? That haunting prospect is a reali...
