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The Hypnic Chain (2024)

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Synopsis

The Hypnic Chain is a “dream emulator” based on imagery, situations, and environments that have been known to haunt the developer's dreams. Inspired by LSD: Dream Emulator, its successor Yume Nikki, and the extended family of RPG Maker horror.

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Why watch it?

A 2024 title built around Adventure, Horror and Indie.

Who is it for?

You’ll like it if you enjoy

Not ideal if you are looking for

  • Paranormal
  • Body horror
  • Witchcraft
  • Bestiary

Influences

  1. 2004
    Yume Nikki
  2. 2008
    The Majesty of Colors
  3. 2014
    Slenderman Must Die: Chapter 4
  4. 2018
    Slendrina Must Die: The Forest
  5. 2019
    Bunny Hill Horror
  6. 2024
    The Hypnic Chain

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