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Cover art of Dreams to Reality
Platform
PlayStation
Genres
Platformer
Player Perspective
Third person
Developers
Cryo Interactive
Publishers
Cryo Interactive · Amber Company · R&P Electronic Media
Release date
December 31, 1997

Summary

Dreams to Reality (simply called Dreams on the PlayStation) drops you into a bizarre, ever‑shifting dreamscape where you control Duncan, a lone explorer on a mission to thwart a shadowy cabal bent on hijacking the subconscious. From a third‑person view you can walk, swim, or even take to the air, collecting an eclectic mix of magical abilities and weapons while picking up allies along the way. The developers bragged about the game’s open‑ended design – one tester loved the freedom to soar, another preferred a gun‑fueled romp – and the final product really does let you choose your own style. Critics were split: some praised its polish and memorable moments, while others dismissed it as a clunky blend of adventure and platforming, handing it scores ranging from a solid 8/10 to a disappointing C.

Storyline

In Dreams to Reality you step into the shoes of Duncan, a lone hero tasked with rescuing both the Dream and Reality realms from a looming dark force. The game lets you soar between floating islands, summon a clone of yourself, and traverse an ancient landscape in search of the well of mankind’s dreams. Along the way you’ll meet gentle, talkative creatures who offer guidance, while hostile beings strive to strip away your will and must be defeated. The core of the adventure is a blend of jumping, running, and puzzle‑solving across surreal dreamscapes.

The narrative drives Duncan to explore these bizarre worlds and thwart an evil group intent on mastering subconscious reality. Each encounter deepens the struggle between imagination and the tangible world, keeping the player constantly shifting between the two intertwined dimensions.

Edited by Maya Carter

Game Screenshots

  • Screenshot 1 of Dreams to Reality

Multiplayer

Game modes
Single