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MrElit3HoboGuy-Gaming @MrElit3HoboGuy-Gaming

Hey dev,
I gave it a go. Wow, I am blown away by the graphical intricacies, you must have spent a lot of time on this. And the story telling is done very well so far. Keep it up! I made some more comments in my video so be sure to check that out as well.
-Elit3hoboguy

My gameplay: https://youtu.be/HgjSsktrZjA

Game Soundtrack

8 songs

'Death Sentence Practice' by Hirokazu Akiyama (hmix.net)

1.'Death Sentence Practice' by Hirokazu Akiyama (hmix.net)
2.'What Dreams Become' by Audiobinger
3.'Elven Angel Lament' by Murray Atkinson
4.'Fall' by Ross Bugden
5.'Dark Trap' by Stefan Harth
6.'Sweet Vermouth' by MusMus Songs (musmus.main.jp)
7.'Mrs. Tremain's strict discipline' by Hirokazu Akiyama (hmix.net)
8.'The Scariest Little Tune - Ever' by Kain Ethos Vinosec

Synopsis:

'False Awakening' is a dark, story-focused, psychological game about a young man who is stuck inside his own dream.

While Episode 1 was relatively light, this Episode 2 deals with a more darker aspect of the story.

Features:

Trippy graphics!
AWESOME music!
Start playing from the very first second! (No boring intro-cutscene)
A complex, yet simple dark story
Containing funny & silly moments
1 hr+ of playtime

Details:

Title: False Awakening | Episode 2
Subtitle: Episode 2: "No shock greater than death."
Playtime: 1 hour+
Genre: Story-focused, Dark, Psychological.
Game Engine: RPG Maker MV
Play Mechanic: You just walk from one place to the next, interact, and have dialogue. (No battle system, no choices. This game is a 'linear' experience.)

System Requirement:

OS: Windows 7 or higher
RAM: 4 GB
Graphics: A decent Nvidia Graphics Card (The game uses a lot of Effects)
Directx: Version 9
Storage: Around 400 MB available space
Controls Support: You need either a Keyboard, or Mouse, or Gamepad. (Everything works. Gamepad may need some tweaking.)
Extra Note: If this game doesn't run on your PC... then trust me, it hurts me, more than it hurts you. (╥﹏╥)

Credits:

The complete credits (with links) are mentioned in a document right beside the .exe file, and inside the game. (I'm skipping from mentioning them here... because the list is a bit long.)