Development
Throughout 2005, Miguel Tartaj, KatGames' CEO and lead game designer shared the game idea with two potential partners. Tartaj first met PlayFirst's creative director Kenny Dinkin and Director of Publishing Craig Bocks at Casual Connect Amsterdam in 2006. He was impressed by their dedication to creativity and innovation and could immediately sense that they shared his vision to make this unique game a reality. KatGames eventually signed an agreement with PlayFirst on what came to be known in June 2007 as ''Dream Chronicles''. After the success of the original ''Dream Chronicles'', KatGames devoted its time to making the ''Dream Chronicles'' series, which is supported by PlayFirst and otherStory
Backstory
Players can have a full deep look at the fairy world in the ''Dream Chronicles'' series by solving 15 Dream Jewels' secrets in ''Dream Chronicles 2''. Those secrets also reveal how the story in the first ''Dream Chronicles'' begins. Long ago, the first fairies were created from mortals when a meteor collided with a field of magic crystals. This occurred at the Ancients' Place, where fairies have since lived for thousands of years. There, they created a hierarchy, assigning each fairy to an area of the earth: some to the oceans, some to the air, some to the weather, and some to dreams. The Fairy Lord directed everything and selected a Dream Librarian to record everything the fairies did, said, and decided. The first fairies used the Print Stones Machine to create the first volumes of fairy knowledge and history. These volumes were overseen by the Dream Librarian, who has later editions of the same volumes deep in the bowels of the Dream Library. New works and observations are created constantly. Many years after the creation of the fairies there was another spectacular astrological event. Three stars aligned in the heavens and then fell from the sky. The fairies took that as a sign that it was time to leave the Ancients' Place and spread out all over the world to run the realm in the ways they had determined. That was when some fairies assumed control over the dreams of mortals. With their sudden exodus, they left behind many structures that now help others understand the Way of the Ancient Fairies. Finally, after seeing a sign from the heavens, the fairies left the Ancients' Place. They still return to meditate upon their fairy origins. No mortals may enter this sacred place. Any who do enter cannot be allowed to leave, lest they divulge fairy information or history. Fairies have inbred for centuries, due to their system of arranged marriages. Few have gone out into the mortal world to live as mortals, and those who have are generally shunned. Once they infiltrated the Mortal World, fairies put their hands into everything. Their specialties and assigned duties were to watch over natural forces, such as wind and fire, tides and growth, and all matters plant-related. Initially, they did just that under the Fairy Lord's guidance and watchful eye. The Dream Librarian documented those natural events. The Fairy Lord embarked on one of his usual quests, in one of his many disguises, during which he routinely checked on fairy functions and took care of problems within the realm. After paying a visit to the Fairies of the Deep, he vanished. For a long time, the Dream Librarian admitted to no one that the Fairy Lord was missing. She filled in diligently, making decisions, mediating disputes, and continuing to chronicle all fairy matters. But the tasks are too great, even for a fairy as learned as she. Deep down, she believes the Fairy Lord is gone, and that she must find a replacement desperately. None of the existing fairies can become Fairy Lord. Their baggage is too great, and their scope too limited. The Dream Librarian seeks someone with roots similar to those of the original Fairy Lord, who began as a mortal and became a fairy. Meanwhile, Lilith, the Fairy Queen of Dreams, took advantage of the Fairy Lord's disappearance by capturing a fairy named Fidget and putting the mortals of Wish under a dream spell.''Faye's Journey''
''Dream Chronicles'', ''Dream Chronicles 2: The Eternal Maze'' and ''Dream Chronicles: The Chosen Child'' belongs to the first trilogy of the series named ''Faye's Journey'', telling the story of a mortal woman named Faye, who is the only person able to wake up from a dream spell placed on her town by a Fairy Queen, and who embarks on several dangerous quests to save her husband and daughter. Lilith, the Fairy Queen of Dreams, casts a sleep spell upon the entire Village of Wish, causing every mortal there to fall into a magical sleep and allowing her to abduct a fairy named Fidget who was living there. Before his abduction, Fidget, using his remaining power, removes the sleep spell from Faye - his wife and the story’s heroine - and leaves a path for her to follow in his diary. Waking up from the dream, Faye starts to discover her in-law family's secret: they are all fairies. She also learns that all marriages are arranged in the Fairy Realm and that the concept of love was unknown there until Fidget’s parents Aeval and Tangle fell in love. Fidget was betrothed to Lilith, but his parents chose to raise him in the Mortal Realm so he too could marry for love. Lilith, however, believes that her marriage to Fidget will strengthen her own powers as the Fairy Queen of Dreams: and ever since Fidget married Faye, Lilith has been crafting a plan to steal Fidget away. Faye meets a talking carnivorous plant named Herbert who, according to Fidget, is his mother's best friend. Leaving the comfort of her in-law's family and her hometown Village of Wish, Faye ventures outside on a lonely quest to save her husband, but she quickly becomes lost when the moon rises. Luckily, a sign guides her to Lilith's mansion, where Faye thinks Lilith is keeping her husband. She finds and reunites with Fidget momentarily: but Lilith appears and separates the couple a second time, bringing Fidget with her and casting another sleep spell upon Faye. Lilith, having abducted Fidget again, sends Faye to a forgotten fairy prison from which no mortal has ever escaped. Waking up from Lilith's dream spell, Faye encounters Aeval - the Fairy Queen of Flora, Faye's mother-in-law - who manages to send a diary and helps Faye find a way out. Escaping from the prison, Faye explores the Ancients' Place, the fairy's birthplace, where they used to dwell. Looking at the nearest crystal ball, Aeval informs Faye that Lyra is no longer sleeping in her bed, and it is assumed that Lilith has taken her hostage. Aeval tells Faye to hurry, as Fidget's hope of being rescued is fading, and he may succumb to marrying Lilith. Faye meets and asks for help from an old friend of Aeval's named Merrow; an''Lyra's Destiny''
''Dream Chronicles: The Book of Air'', ''Dream Chronicles: The Book of Water'' and ''Dream Chronicles: The Book of Fire'' belong to the second trilogy of the series named ''Lyra's Destiny'', telling the story of a young mortal girl named Lyra who embarks on many unforeseen quests, just like her mother Faye used to do, to reveal and to accept her unique destiny: become the new Fairy Lord. The day before her 18th birthday, Lyra, Faye and Fidget's daughter, a half-mortal, half-fairy girl, has a strange dream. All her friends and family are present, and her grandfather Tangle says he has an amazing gift. But then Lyra hears a whisper, and everyone disappears. Lyra stays alone in her beloved town of Wish, trapped in a parallel dimension which is very similar to her own. Guided by the messages left by Tangle and using her father's airship, Lyra tries to find the Clockmaker, the only person who can help Lyra get back home and reunite with her family and friends. She finally finds the Clockmaker in his hideout, and he agrees to help her. Lyra must find 3 keys in 3 separately hidden areas - the Treehouse Village, the Wind Music Island and the Water Collector - to re-activate the Clockmaker's Time Synchronization Machine. On arriving in the Wind Music Island, Lyra is notified that the music eons in this island was once created by fairies who used to live there. Lyra finds her grandfather's note confusing, but she gradually believes what is happening with her is touched by fairies' hands: the magical chalkboard, the hidden airship, the strange whisper...not including those powerful powers that Lyra discovers by herself. After finding all 3 keys, Lyra returns to the Clockmaker's house to finish her mission there and can finally head back to her original dimension, though with many questions that are yet to be answered. But instead of welcoming Lyra with sunshine, the Village of Wish becomes dark and full of thunder. Lyra wonders what will be waiting her next. When Lyra arrives at the Village of Wish, the thunderstorm causes her airship to crash at the Wish Town gate. Lyra finds a note which tells her that Lilith has cast a storm spell over the entire Village, and everyone left except for Fidget, who is very ill. Lyra arrives home to find that the Founder of Wish statue has changed to the figure of a woman, and that Fidget is in a deep sleep. She finds a note of Faye's handwriting telling her that Lilith is looking for a book called the Book of Water. Fidget managed to send it to the Barge City when Tangle, Lyra's grandfather, deceived Lilith. Lilith found out the truth and cast the spell that changed Fidget's life into a terrible storm. Fairies can't kill but Lilith's son, Kenrick, who is a half-fairy like Lyra, destroyed Tangle. Lyra goes to the herbalist, to make a potion to save Fidget, and returns to Wish. But the potion makes Fidget's illness worse. Now the only chance to save him is to break Lilith's spell. Lyra goes to the Barge City and finds the Book of Water, which tells that the only way to break the spell is to find seven magic figurines and put them in the seven caves of the Crater of Time. Then, she must collect seven magic symbols and place them in the center of the Power of Spell. But three of the figurines have been destroyed during a human Great War, and Lyra discovers that four other figurines have been hidden by Faye. Lyra goes to find the four figurines in different places: the Barge City, the Obelisk, and the Merrow House. The Clockmaker tells Lyra that the final figurine is in the Herbalist’s backyard, in exchange for the last page of the Book of Fire. Lyra finds all of them, takes the seven magic symbols, and places them at Lilith's statue at Wish. With the storm gone, Fidget recovers but Faye does not return.Characters
The first four people listed below are the main characters; the rest are recurring characters. In the ''Dream Chronicles'' series, characters normally only appear in cut-scenes, but there are some exceptions: Fidget appears in person in the last scene of both ''Dream Chronicles'' and ''Dream Chronicles 2'', and Lilith appears in the 24th scene of ''The Chosen Child''. * Faye is a mortal woman who is the protagonist of the ''Faye's Journey'' trilogy. Waking up from a dream, Faye discovers that everyone in the Village of Wish is falling into a magical sleep spell, and that her family has already vanished. Faye embarks on a dangerous and lonely quest to rescue both her husband Fidget and her daughter Lyra, and is finally able to save them. On the quest, Faye explores many secrets about her in-laws’ family: their identities, their fairy roots, and many of the Dream Realm's mysteries. According to her husband, Faye is a smart, strong, and persistent woman, who never gives up hope and always tries hard to get her family back to their old peaceful days. Though the main character, Faye doesn’t appear in person because you play from her point of view. She is briefly seen sitting in the gondola in ''The Chosen Child''. * Lilith is the Fairy Queen of Dreams, the daughter of the Fairy King of Darkness and the Fairy Queen of Night. She is the primary antagonist of the first ''Faye's Journey'' trilogy. Lilith was betrothed to Fidget before he married Faye and is determined to claim Fidget as her husband. She repeatedly abducts Fidget, as she believes marrying him will make her powers stronger. Lilith also casts an enchanting sleep spell on everyone in the Village of Wish to make sure that her plans go smoothly and so no one can disturb her bringing Fidget back to the Land of Fairies forever. She first appears only in cut-scenes. Lilith finally appears in person in ''The Chosen Child'' to reveal Lyra's fate with Faye and is implied to be hatching other evil schemes for the future. * Fidget is the beloved teacher in the Village of Wish and the son of parents once highly revered in the fairy world. His parents broke from fairy tradition and married out of love. Considered outcasts, they settled in the mortal town of Wish. He was raised as a mortal, though born a fairy. As Fidget grows older, his parents tell him of his roots and teach him the Way of the Fairy. Fidget is well educated by his parents, both in matters of his mortal world and matters of the fairy world. He followed in his parents' footsteps and fled an arranged fairy marriage to Lilith to follow his heart. The secret of his fairy roots was safe until Lilith snatched him away. Already being aware of Lilith's evil plans, Fidget tried to protect his family but when things go wrong, Lilith abducts him and brings him to the Dream Realm. She finally releases Fidget at the end of ''Dream Chronicles 2''; unfortunately, she sends him into a crystal ball. Fidget has appeared in all ''Dream Chronicles'' games, and also acts as Faye's guide in the original ''Dream Chronicles''. * Lyra is the half-fairy, half-mortal daughter of Faye and Fidget. Lyra falls into Lilith's sleep spell like everyone else in the Village of Wish in the original game and is then kidnapped by Lilith before she releases Fidget. Lyra is believed to be the Chosen Child who is prophesied to replace the missing Fairy Lord. Her destiny is revealed at the end of ''The Chosen Child''. Lyra plays a minor role and only appears three times in each ''Faye's Journey'' trilogy's game. But in the second series, she replaces her mother Faye as the central character. * Aeval, Fairy Queen of Flora, is Fidget's mother and Faye's mother-in-law. She fell in love with Tangle, and they escaped to the Mortal Realm together. Aeval talks to plants; and they talk to her. There are plants throughout the Mortal and Fairy Realms; they can communicate with each other through their root systems, through fallen leaves captured by the wind fairies, and through pollen and seeds carried by the water fairies. All these plants ultimately communicate with Aeval. If there is trouble far away, the plants are able to transmit this information to Aeval. Her best friend is a carnivorous plant named Herbert. She and her plants try to help Faye find Fidget in ''Dream Chronicles 2''. * Tangle, Fairy King of Knowledge, is Fidget's father and Faye's father-in-law. He and Aeval escaped to the Mortal Realm together to make sure that their children would be brought up naturally and humanly. As Fairy King of Knowledge, reading books is his "endless pursuit", according to Fidget. Tangle was the Dream Librarian's most devoted student and is almost as knowledgeable as her. Tangle has the advantage of knowing more of mortal life, having lived in the mortal world for so long, but the Dream Librarian knows more of the Fairy Ways. Tangle did not appear in the first series, but he plays as Lyra's guide in ''The Book of Air''. Like his wife, Aeval, he's only mentioned and plays a minor role in the first trilogy. In ''The Book of Water'', Lilith attacked the Family a few days before Lyra came back. Lilith was searching for a book called The Book of Water when she attacked. While distracting them, Fidget opened a portal to Barge City and threw the book there to protect it. Since Fairies cannot kill each other, Lilith ordered her 10-year-old half-fairy, half-mortal son, Kenrick, to kill Tangle, which he did. Tangle is the first character to die in the series. * Merrow is a fairy who left the Fairy Realm to pursue the study of science without the interference of magic. This angered Lilith's mother, who stripped him of his fairy powers. When Tangle and Aeval escaped with baby Fidget, Merrow helped them. In gratitude, Aeval gave him the ability to communicate with plants. Though he is eccentric, he is knowledgeable, and knows secret passages into the Fairy Realm. Only he can guide a mortal there. In ''Dream Chronicles 2'', he - as an insect-eating plant – helps Faye to reach the Tower of Dreams and then disappears mysteriously. * Dream Librarian holds all knowledge, history, and wisdom, and uses it to create countless volumes of books in her enormous library. She has, or can easily find, the answers to every question involving the Fairy Realm. Because of her vast knowledge, she is the primary advisor to the Fairy Lord. Lilith reveals that the Dream Librarian believes that Lyra was the Chosen Child, and that she is actually the one who’s tried to separate Faye and Fidget. This character doesn’t appear, having only been mentioned by Lilith and through Dream Jewels' secrets in ''Dream Chronicles 2''.Setting
KatGames design a mystical world of realistic fantasy where mortal and fairy realms collide for the ''Dream Chronicles'' series, which no casual game developer has done before. In every game, players have to travel back-and-forth between the two realms and gradually discover the history of each location. The series is set in an illustrated fantasy world with a floral/woodsy theme to many items, from architecture to furniture. The early games in the series follow the adventures of Faye as she tries to rescue her daughter Lyra. Beginning with the fourth game, ''The Book of Air'', Lyra becomes the protagonist in a series of adventures that charts a new direction for the franchise, although the essential style of puzzles (primarily hidden object games) and gameplay remain consistent. There are many notable locations in the series: * The Village of Wish: This is where Faye lives with her husband Fidget, her daughter Lyra, and Fidget's parents, Tangle and Aeval. It’s an insular place, far from cities and civilization. The town is surrounded by tall walls, not to keep the residents inside - for they have no desire to leave the safety and warmth of their community - but to protect from the outside world. The gates are secured with complex weighted locks first seen in ''Dream Chronicles''. The streets are cobbled, lined with colorful dwellings and stores. Beyond the walls of Wish lie lush forests and winding roads that lead to other, larger, towns. But the folk of Wish have little desire to visit those distant places. Their homes are secure in their beloved village where they believe no harm can come to them. Before Faye, no one had left this village in many years. This is where Faye begins her journey. * Lilith's Mansion: This is Lilith's temporary home. In the original ''Dream Chronicles'', she executed her plans to kidnap Fidget from this location. * The Forgotten Prison: There are 3 chambers in this prison. Fairies that fought the elements of nature were imprisoned here. This is where Faye begins her journey in ''Dream Chronicles 2''. * The Ancient's Place: This is the birthplace of the Fairy race. Fairies have kept its location secret from mortals for thousands of years. It is protected by an impenetrable force field, making it an ideal spot for Lilith to imprison a mortal like Faye in ''Dream Chronicles 2''. * The Mortal Maze: This is the tunnel that leads from the Fairy Realm to the Mortal Realm. * Merrow's Cottage: Merrow's cottage was once a sanctuary for fairies escaping into the Mortal Realm. * The Tower of Dreams: It holds all the knowledge, wisdom, history, and insight of the fairies. Because of the value of its contents, it is guarded by five ancient Fairy Knights and each floor is protected by ingenious locks. The upper floor is where dreams can be made and watched. In ''Dream Chronicles 2'', Merrow believes that Lilith is holding Fidget and Lyra on that floor. The Eternal Maze lies near this tower. * The Eternal Maze: As a final safeguard so that no mortal could ever enter or leave the Ancients' Place, the fairies created an underground maze with no light and no map. Unfortunately, this made fairy passage almost impossible as well, and so some of the fairies created a map to help them find their way between realms. * The Treehouse Village: The people of this village believe that strange occurrences will befall them if they don't live high in treetops. This is where Faye begins her journey in ''The Chosen Child''. This is also a part of the green belt that runs through the fairy world. It is all part of Aeval’s plant network. Though others doubt it, Aeval always knew that the trees saw and remembered everything. Over time they have been used to hide treasures and secrets. In ''The Book of Air'', someone within the fairy world has turned the trees to gold, keeping them from “speaking” with Aeval. The trees are being used to protect a key – the very key the Clockmaker needs to fix his Time Synchronization Machine. Lyra must help the trees in order for the trees to help her in return. * The Nexus Gateway: This is the transportation hub that Fairies use to travel quickly from the Fairy Realm to the Mortal Realm. In ''The Chosen Child'', players can travel to 6 locations from here: The Treehouse Village, the Herbalist's House, the Observatory, the Village of Wish (Faye's House), the Underwater Retreat, and the Eternal Maze. * The Observatory: The magic telescope is used to convert constellations into molds. Molds are used in the Forge to create Dream Jewels to open new places in the Nexus Gateway. * The Herbalist's House: The herbalist is a mortal who acquired fairy knowledge and experimented with potions from various plants. Known for his expertise in potion-making, the Herbalist has recipes for very powerful magical concoctions. * The Underwater Retreat: Expectant Fairy Mothers travel to this spa-like retreat to rest and restore their magical powers. In ''The Chosen Child'', after releasing Fidget, Lilith decides to go there to restore as she's pregnant. But she still sends notes, instructions, and a crystal ball, to help Faye unite with Lyra. * The Clockmaker's House: This is a distant frozen tundra where the Clockmaker, a powerful yet solitary fairy, synchronizes time both in the mortal and fairy worlds. The low temperatures at the Clockmaker's House are useful for slowing any clocks that might consider racing ahead. The eternal snow keeps the Clockmaker’s machines pristine. No plants grow in his frozen wasteland, but long ago Aeval brought him flowers from a more hospitable climate, and their image is now pressed into various pieces throughout the Clockmaker’s domain. * The Wind Music Island: This is the place where fairies created the first music, using the instruments that can be found there. Mortal music, it is said, is born when mortals hear bits of fairy music while they sleep. In the distance, looming ominously, is the Tower of Dreams; where Faye searched for Fidget in ''Dream Chronicles 2''. Before the fairies moved on from Wind Music Island, they created a stone instrument band—musical instruments of stone that played music on their own so that the music would continue forever. * The Water Collector: This is the basis of the infrastructure for fairy civilization. Here water is collected, purified, and dispersed. For many years Aeval took a proprietary interest in the Water Collector, to be certain all plants were adequately nourished. There is a system inside the cottage which tests not only the purity of the water but the number of elements within each measure of water. Water from different sources carries different properties, which are utilized by fairies responsible for different aspects of the world. * The Barge City: This is an enchanting fishing village built over the water, far south of the Village of Wish. It is the home of many fishermen and merchants, who live in houses floating on water, connected by wooden boardwalks. * The Obelisk: This imposing structure conceals a magical figurine used in ''The Book of Water'', but it is not easy to access or open. This is also a very arid and quiet place, in the middle of the desert, but people must still live in those houses carved into the rocks. * The Crater of Time: This barren area holds the seven magic symbols needed to stop the Eternal Storm spell in ''The Book of Water''. They are locked inside seven mysterious caves.Gameplay
When players enter a room or any location for the first time, Faye/Lyra makes an entry statement to set players on the right track. Almost all the objects in the room can be described to players by Faye/Lyra; players just need to click on them, and they’ll have a statement with a probable hint. Clicking items places them in your inventory at the bottom of the screen. Once there, players can use these items on other objects and combine them to solve the various conundrums encountered in each location. In the first ''Dream Chronicles'' game, unlike in most hard-core adventures, players never carry around any unnecessary inventory items: all the items players collect can be used only within the location players found them, but not in future puzzles. Solve the puzzle at hand and players unlock the door to the next location. Starting in ''Dream Chronicles 2'', the items that players find may be used in scenes other than the ones in which they were found. Objects will stay in the player’s inventory until needed. All items that players are able to pick up will serve a purpose, whether they are used in the scene in which they are found or not. Some items may not become visible in a scene immediately, with players needing to perform other tasks before they become visible. Each ''Dream Chronicles'' game consists of a series of puzzles that the player must solve to reach the next chapter. Most involve searching for and making use of hidden objects, while others include logic puzzles, jigsaw puzzles, word unscrambling puzzles, and mazes. The whole game covers a wide range of game types, including adventure/role-playing. Players are given hints as to how to proceed and some brief instructions, but they need to work out what is actually required themselves. Every puzzle or item in each ''Dream Chronicles'' game is blended well with context and the Dream Realm-themed story. The game is separated into many segments and there is a cut-scene between each of these. Cut-scenes in the ''Dream Chronicles'' series are often cinematic, wide-screen briefs, which tell the story from Faye/Lyra's point of view. Only a few characters appear directly in these. Throughout each game, the players also find various coloured or transparent gems. These are Dream Pieces, gems that make up the unique Dream Jewels collection. Each ''Dream Chronicles'' game has its own different Dream Jewels collection with different names, shapes, and usages. Completion of Dream Jewels is necessary to complete each game in the series. In the original ''Dream Chronicles'', 8 Dream Jewels give detailed information about Fairies and their roles in the Dream Realm. In ''Dream Chronicles 2'', 15 Dream Jewels answer and explain many dark secrets about Lilith, Lyra, and the Dream Realm. In ''The Chosen Child'', 10 Dream Jewels are used to open new areas. Finally, in ''The Book of Air'', Dream Jewels come with special powers. Finding and completing Dream Jewels also adds to the player's score at the end of the game. There are numerous Dream Pieces molding some exact numbers of Dream Jewels to complete in each ''Dream Chronicles'' game. The Dream Jewels collection is a unique element of ''Dream Chronicles''. Though often being credited for borrowing ''Myst'' concepts but, in fact, ''Dream Chronicles'' is one of the earliest casual game series which has adventure elements combining with hidden object proportions. Along with new designs, backgrounds, music, story-lines, and puzzles, KatGames add on to every ''Dream Chronicles'' sequel many twists to make sure that every new feature they added brought depth and enhanced what people already love about the ''Dream Chronicles'' experience and didn’t feel "tacked on" or unnecessary. The gameplay in ''Dream Chronicles'' sequels is largely the same as the original ''Dream Chronicles'', though more complex. In ''Dream Chronicles 2'', in order to solve puzzles, players can go back-and-forth among relative scenes in a separate area. While in ''The Chosen Child'', players can travel to any of the 7 areas in-game by using the nexus gateway. And in ''The Book of Air'', players control their traveling by using Fidget's airship to explore the Dream Realm. At the end of each game, the player earns a score, mostly based on how quickly players can solve the puzzles and how fast they finish the game, but each instalment has its different extra count. In the original ''Dream Chronicles'', players only need to find and complete the Dream Jewels collection to earn a high score, along with solving puzzles quickly. In ''Dream Chronicles 2'', they have to solve Dream Jewels secrets to do this. And in ''The Chosen Child'', they have to find extra gold nuggets.Main games
The series is mainly designed and developed by KatGames and released first by their direct publisher PlayFirst.Reception and influences
Since the first release in June 2007, the series has garnered mostly positive reviews from game critics for its visuals, audio, dream-themed story, characters, and puzzles. Gamezebo, a casual game review site, rated the original ''Dream Chronicles'' 5/5 stars. Chuck Miller praised: "It's best described as a casual cousin to epic, hard-core adventures like ''Critical reception
Awards and nominations
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