Brighter Minds Dream Chronicles - PC/Mac

Great game for the pc. Got it here fast. Would recommend this game for anyone who loves challenges and puzzles.

This product was purchased for my 12 year old granddaughter. She enjoyed playing it but she finished it to fast. I think it would be more appropriate for younger children.

and women, with easy puzzles, pretty graphics, romance and no violence. One seeks and finds, and a mystery is solved at the end. Great for a mother and daughter to play together. I would have enjoyed a more mature storyline, even for girls, but for kids, its okay.

Loved this game, and if you like to solve puzzels then this is a good game. I did have a problem with sometimes it getting stuck. don't know if it is the game or the computer.

This game has a known compatibility issue with Mac Leopard that the developers are not disclosing. The game will install, but will crash when you attempt to run it. It's a waste of money, and the developers/publishers have known about it for months, based on complaints I viewed on their website, and they are not responding to those customer complaints. This is a really major rip-off situation. Amazon should pull this title, or revise the specs to include the fact that it only runs on older Mac OSes.

I played a free demo of this game and about 30 minutes into gameplay --just before my free demo time was up-- spent the $20 to purchase the complete version, not because I thought it was a fantastic game but because I thought it would provide me with a much prettier, more visually and mentally stimulating "rest & recharge" game than Solitaire, which is what I usually play on my laptop during work or study breaks. I thought that $20 would be a worthwhile investment for such a purpose. I also thought that the gentle puzzles and hidden-object searches that occupied my first 1/2 hour would either continue for some time, eventually becoming more difficult as they led up to the big game finish, or that the object-finding and diary-reading would serve as the "backstory/buildup" phase, after which the real adventure would begin. Actually, neither of these things happened. After downloading my full version I played Dream Chronicles for about another 15 minutes --not kidding-- and then it was over. That's it. I finished the game. No more. Of course, I can always play it again, but I've already figured out all the puzzles, which don't change. I understand that the positions of the hidden objects change if you play it again, which I guess is Dream Chronicles's version of "replay-ability". Really? Even at $20 I feel ripped off. Fortunately my new desktop computer comes with a demo version of Dream Chronicles 2, so if I can blaze through that one in the free time, at least I can feel as though I wasted only $10 apiece. . .

Good product.

Whether you're 5 or 50, this game will challenge you. My daughter loves playing this game. I need to help with the reading, but she readily works through the puzzles. I played through the game myself (my age is somewhere between 5 and 50), and it didn't take very long, yet I was compelled to continue playing. Like a great book that you need to keep reading in to the we hours of the morning, Dream chronicles will keep you engaged for hours.