Garage: Bad Dream Adventure
Garage: Bad Dream Adventure is one of the best $4.99 to play game in the App Store.
Developed by Tomomi Sakuba, Garage: Bad Dream Adventure is a Entertainment game with a content rating of 12+.
It was released on 10th December 2021 with the latest update 15th February 2023
Whether you are a fan of Entertainment, Adventure, or Role Playing games, you will find this game interesting and will absolutely like it.
Rating
31 people have rated 1.0.245
You can download the game Garage: Bad Dream Adventure from APP STORE.
Description
Garage – This weird machine is said to create a bizarre dark world by working on the subject’s subconscious mind.
The player character is thrown into an enclosed world filled with sewage, with decaying wooden buildings and rusted metals.
And he discovers that his body has been changed into something in between a machine and a living creature.
He wanders around this structurally complex maze-like world in search of a way out.
"Garage: Bad Dream Adventure" was originally released as a PC adventure game in 1999. In this game, the player character enters his inner world through a psychotherapeutic machine. He is turned into an odd-looking biological machine and searches for a way to escape from that world. Because of its unique world setting, it is described as one of the top 3 warped games or bizarre games.
It is basically a mystery-solving exploratory adventure game. But it also has many RPG elements such as character development through body modifications and intricate fishing system. And the story questions the ambiguity of escaping from the world and staying in the world.
One of the features of Garage is its detailed world building. Elements like energy circulation, ecosystem and how the world came about are intertwined tightly, and are reflected in the game system, bringing to life the feel of the deep another world. The unique feeling of strangeness and anxiety surrounding the whole game, even though it is not a horror or depressing game, is created by these settings and system.
In this mobile remastered version, almost all images have been retouched, videos have been revised using AI frame interpolation, user-interface and game balance have been improved, and new chapters, subquests and multiple endings have been added.
Updated on 15th February 2023
- Fixed some word and dialogue.
- Fixed and improved some tap area.
Garage: Bad Dream Adventure Reviews
Thank you Garage Bad Dream Adventure.
We really liked the games premise and graphics but we found the setting overly complicated and it had too many mechanics to keep track of. Would love a similar but simpler game!
This game was once and still is a rare find, but now this has changed with the mobile release version. Coupled with the convenient phones of today, and the language accessibility/translating of many languages that have been added to this game, it is now safe to say Garage: A bad dream adventure will be kept on the shelves for many years to come, effectively saved from obscurity. The gameplay is great for such a relic of the 90s and with the new quality of life additions, such as the new map, achievements, etc. This truly is peachy. *Sorry about grammar.
This is an amazing translation and port of the original! Thank you to the team for making this game so accessible. Blown away.
This is easily one of our favorite games of all time. We won’t go into detail but we highly recommend giving this obscure classic a shot.
We got Garage on PC a couple months ago with a translation tool patch and, while sort of janky, it helped us get through a bit of the first part of the game, just sort of meandering around and talking to characters. But not having a map to see where we were going (if Im not mistaken, a physical paper map was included with one or more editions of the game when it released in the 90s) really kept us from booting up the game for successive plays, just knowing wherever we end up, we wont be able to reliably find our way back to save in time. Thats totally different with this Remaster. Having access to a map makes this extremely disorienting track layout suddenly make a lot more sense, and we’ve played 2 hours nonstop so far and have finally been able to properly play through to the 4th chapter before writing this. Im really loving the character writing and smoother look of the entire game, and surprisingly dont mind playing it with a touchscreen rather than a mouse (although a proper PC re-release would be welcome, and we think Sakuba could hit a monetary second/third wind and reach an even larger audience this way). The translation seems to be up to snuff as well. Admittedly we cant really say much about the quality beyond the 2 hours/4 chapters we’ve played, but based on this limited experience, its a 5/5 for us. As the review before ours said, you should really give this truly original and uniquely immersive game a spin, we dont think youll regret it.