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Message: [QUOTE="CureMofurun, post: 147934, member: 4824"] I was really into Yume Nikki when I was younger and while I don’t have much exposure to Yume Nikki fan games, they very much exist to this day and there is even some cool stuff like that neat [URL='https://ynoproject.net/']Yume Nikki Online Project[/URL]. LSD Dream Emulator is also another classic that fits the bill and I really enjoyed it back in the day. Exploration is always one of the most fun things about games for me, so a genre that is all about raw exploration has its charm, especially when the landscapes are out of this world, as you see in many of these high-effort Yume Nikki fan projects or even LSD Dream Emulator-inspired games. I honestly don't think a walking simulator is much different than enjoying any piece of art out there, and you also have a nice bonus of being able to somewhat interact with it and really focus on individual details that you enjoy more personally. I think its neat. [/QUOTE]

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