The Last Dream: Developer's Edition
Release date: Dec 3, 2015
Developers: Specialbit Studio
Publishers: Specialbit Studio
Genres: Adventure, Casual, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Steam Trading Cards, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, Russian, German, Czech, French, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Portuguese - Brazil, Korean, Turkish

The Last Dream: Developers Edition “Reality and dreams are about to become entwined…..” The Last Dream: Developers Edition' is a casual adventure game which, despite having some classic casual elements, will also offer a greater challenge for more experienced gamers. 'Every night your beloved wife Elizabeth, who died in a car accident, comes to you in your dreams. She seems to be calling for you - why? One morning you find a strange clue from your dream which sets you on to a path full of adventure and intrigue – the path to your wife? Your reality is now mixed with your dreams as you battle with unimaginable invisible forces that are trying to stop you meeting with Elizabeth. Undeterred, you pursue her ghost, discovering new clues in a variety of locations as well as meeting a fluffy feline who will help you on your way. Is this reality or a dream? Whatever it is, you know you have no choice – after all, you love your wife and are ready to do anything to save her…' Developers edition features: Gripping storyline, full of intrigue and adventure Live action cut-scenes and gorgeous graphics Steam achievements to unlock Bonus chapter for completing the main game 19 versatile mini games and 10 fragmented object scenes Steam trading cards The cat helper will be near 7 cat toys to find 10 photographs to collect 

Press reviews: “A well-made and intelligently written casual adventure with an intriguing and touching story.” B – JustAdventure “The storyline in The Last Dream is being told through a unique perspective, which has us intrigued from the start to finish.” 4.5/5 – All About Casual Game “The casual genre and hidden object games in particular have a fascination with tales that involve the supernatural, but The Last Dream feels like it has more in common with the point & click adventures of old.” 8.0/10 – Gameramble