#dreamweb

[jackdanielsripper-archive]

A Psycho-Spectrum. A Cornucopia of Crazy if you will. I wanted to draw a whole bunch of characters I liked and I ended up theming it around Go Crazy Kill People characters, who happen to be my fav archetype. The tags on this are gonna be hell.

Characters from top left to bottom right: Notim Portant (barely on screen because he is Notim Portant), Postal 1 Dude, Postal 2 dude, Ryan (DreamWeb), Anton Chigurh (No Country for Old Men), Walter Sullivan (Silent Hill 4), Caleb (Blood), "Vena" (PsychoPomp), Alma Wade (F.E.A.R.), A little chibi roa as a bonus to fill space, and Paxton Fettel (F.E.A.R.)

[doyouknowthisgame]

Do you know DreamWeb? (MS-DOS, Amiga 500/600/1200, 1994)

Yes, I have played it

Yes, I have watched someone else play it

I have only heard of it

No, I don't know this game

Voting ended onNov 10, 2024

[found-in-retro-game-mags]

DreamWeb

"A game to die for!" (Computer Gaming World #124, Nov. 1994)

[siamkram]

“It has become apparent over the last twenty years or so that the world’s indigenous shamans have tapped into the dreaming-at-large of the planet and humanity as a whole. In response, cultures such as the Q’ero peoples of the Altiplano region of the Andes have sent representatives to the lowlands to inform us Westerners that we are dreaming the wrong dream.

To change our distorted dreams—and by association the world that we live in—the shamans say we must learn to use the power of our thoughts and our creative imagination. It would be good to journey on those qualities of the world that we want to see—qualities that create balance and harmony. Once we have these, we can then start to engage our senses and begin to dream this world into being.

Consider these questions: What would this world look like? What would people’s faces look like? Would they be smiling? What would Nature look like? How would it feel to live in a world that embraced and expressed all these qualities? What would you feel like on an emotional level in this world?”

-Awakening to the Spirit World

[jecepede]

It is still #AmigApril so let's fire up an old #AfmigaFormat #Demo: #DreamWeb... #Retro #RetroComputing #RetroComputer #RetroGaming #RetroGame #Amiga #Amiga500 #Commodore #CommodoreAmiga https://www.instagram.com/p/CcOMGhrsDrc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[retrocgads]

UK 1994

[megacorp-one]

[general-radix]

Reviews of three cyberpunk adventure games (System Shock, Bloodnet, and Dreamweb) from British magazine PC Format, November 1994. From the Internet Archive, I think.

Bloodnet is conceptually fascinating (not too many other cyberpunk/vampire works that I can name off the top of my head), but knowing of how it plays and how easy it is to wind up in a dead end, it’s kinda odd to me that it scored higher than Dreamweb.

(Also: PDF Candy Desktop is a lifesaver when it comes to exporting pages as PNGs, and I’ll probably use that from here on out instead of piecing things together in Photoshop)