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5/5 rating based on 43 reviews. Read all reviews for dreeps: Alarm Playing Game for iPhone.
dreeps: Alarm Playing Game is paid iOS app published by Hisanori Hiraoka
Almost perfect.
man09
This game is almost perfect for me because I happen to be be very lazy and don't put much time into games. This game allows me to do what I do best (sit around and do nothing) and still level up and stuff. I would really appreciate an update though with more bosses and a little more customization. I also like how there arent any words, it lets you make your own story. If I could rate this overall 15/10. I would also gladly support the developers with some in-app purchases.
Does what it says
phrazelle
This is exactly what it says it is. It's an alarm with an RPG running on autopilot in the background. Don't expect anything else. That being said, it needs a snooze button, or at least a longer than 30 second alarm. I still set my other alarm to wake up in the morning because this doesn't cut it. Great for reminder alarms, maybe? I would like a little more interactivity. Maybe an auto and manual mode. Manual for if you want to actually fight the enemies. I don't know. Something to make it a little more engaging. Outside of that it's great.
#theadventuresofRoy
Nav'ri
I have loved dreeps since I first saw a review of the game. It's true that you don't play, but you don't have to; the story evolves by itself and it's a joy to watch. I named my robot Roy and put him at my desk at work every day. I will agree with some of the other reviews that I wish the robot would gain more gear and maybe be a bit more customizable, and I also hope the story grows as well as time goes on. Roy has already beaten the game once, and we're working towards beating it a second time. Love, love, love dreeps! I hope to see more games like this available soon! #roytherobotforever
Creative, unique, supremely simple and enjoyable.
jnauls
I don't typically write reviews. But this game is so unique I felt obligated to give credit where it's due. This is by far the game that I use the most...and I don't even play it. In reality it's the most sophisticated alarm clock ever created. Other alarm clocks may track your sleeping patterns or wake you gently, but this one inspires its users to imagine an epic story of a Robot boy. I know it sounds cliche but it really is worth a shot... I look forward to seeing more of what the developers of this game can imagine and create, especially within the Dreeps universe.
More hands-on experience please!
AlpineFreshie
I wish there was an option where when you have the game open and a fight scene occurs, you're able to interact with the game by attacking manually instead of watching the fight passively. Or even let the player do SOMETHING when the game's open. Concept's great. Graphics are great. Just needs to be more hands-on for the user.
Great! Needs Sequel!
Nchatxu
Before I bought this, I was attracted by the stunning graphics and visuals. I made a great choice buying this game and hope there are new updates to this to continue the story since my Robot Boy already beat all the bosses and thus beaten the game. Music is attractive to the ears and makes you tempted to buy even the OST from the artist itself.
Visually Stunning.
Protiek
Amazing game, I just finished it. So much time and effort was put into this... I recommend anyone reading this to buy it right now. There is no dialogue put into this game, making the player able to create his own story, with him being the hero. Total of 6 alarms, unlocking all allows for you to venture off into the final area. All pixel art. Gives off a retro nostalgic feeling. You do absolutely nothing in the game, you nap for the hero to gain health. Alarms act as allies in the game, some are hidden. (Taking a nap in the afternoon) while most you have to defeat a boss in order to unlock the alarm. I never expected for them to create an ending to this game, but I was stunned in awe at how visually beautiful it all went down. I'm trying to analyze what just happened, so my text is all slur. I'm sorry for that. I'm also pretty sad that it ended. The boy is not on my screen anymore... Setting the alarm again after the ending returns him back however. It's 12:30am and I was not expecting that ending. I'm tired. Writing this recommendation because this game is visually stunning... I'm still trying to analyze the story as I write this recommendation very sluggishly. I'll end this with maybe one of the only texts this game has to offer. "Sleep well, Hero."
A companion for your daily grind
acepek
Do you feel like an automaton sometimes? Here is your ally. Silently trudging onward in commiseration. Goodnight.