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1998 PlayStation

A surreal, goalless dream experience where you wander through psychedelic, randomly linked dreamscapes that shift whenever you bump into walls or objects. An experimental cult oddity that offers mood over traditional gameplay.

What defines LSD: Dream Emulator:

  • Distinctive, stylised art style
  • Lots to discover

The closest matches for LSD: Dream Emulator are Yume Nikki, Growth and Yume 2kki. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes LSD: Dream Emulator special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Yume Nikki

92 %

2004 PC free 👍 94 % Very positive, 8,629 reviews on Steam

  • Lots to discover
  • Distinctive, stylised art style
  • Focus on a single character

A wordless dream-exploration game where you wander surreal, unsettling dreamscapes as Madotsuki, collecting Effects. There is almost no plot, leaving all meaning to the player's own interpretation.

Growth

Lots to discover

A 2.5D fan game inspired by Yume Nikki in which you explore the protagonist's surreal dream world without combat. It focuses on atmosphere, discovery and enigmatic places.

Yume 2kki

Focus on a single character

A huge fan-made dream-exploration game in the spirit of Yume Nikki: as Urotsuki you wander through hundreds of surreal dream worlds, collecting Effects that unlock new paths and secrets. There is no combat, just cryptic discovery, wandering and an unsettling mood.

Kid A Mnesia Exhibition

Distinctive, stylised art style

A walkable, surreal art installation built around Radiohead's Kid A and Amnesiac. You wander without combat or pressure through strange spaces filled with artwork and music, making it an atmospheric experience more than a traditional game.

Scanner Sombre

Lots to discover

You explore a pitch-black cave armed only with a LIDAR scanner that paints the surroundings as glowing point clouds. A short, eerie walking-sim style experience with a quietly mysterious story.

Swallow the Sea

Gameplay comes before story

A short, surreal swimming adventure where you play a tiny egg cell, eating smaller creatures to grow while drifting through a strange sea of humanoid fish.

Proteus

Lots to discover

A meditative stroll across a procedurally generated pixel island where the scenery, creatures and time of day shape the music. There is no combat and no goals, just observing and discovering.

The Path

Lots to discover

An experimental psychological horror art game that reimagines Little Red Riding Hood in modern times: six sisters are told to stay on the path, but straying into the woods leads to symbolic, unsettling encounters with the wolf.

Off-Peak

Distinctive, stylised art style

A short, atmospheric exploration game set in a cathedral-like train station where you meet strangers, find secret passages and dig for records. The original soundtrack by Archie Pelago is the centerpiece.

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