YuME: Alice's Dream Reviews – Page 4

5/5 rating based on 52 reviews. Read all reviews for YuME: Alice's Dream for iPhone.
YuME: Alice's Dream is free iOS app published by Hong Kong Netease Interactive Entertainment Limited

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Shockshsjs

It took me two days to realize that I have to move my phone closer to the objects displayed to zoom in. No pinch and zoom. Once I figured that out the game made sense...but I got stuck a few times when the calibration would reset.


Pretty, but completely confused.

Frederick Bauman

No text instructions, no guidance at all. (“Help” doesn’t) Touching elements does nothing. Completely dumbfounded.


Speechless...

Kennyvert

I have a fairly severe form of Ulcerative Colitis, so I’m pretty much homebound most of this time. With the gorgeous music and beautiful animations, this has been quite an astounding escape. Phenomenal work of art.


I love it

Kawaii Miku Miku

I love this game and hopefully there is a second part ?


Stuck on 2 - 1 this chair...

masterfirejet

Love the atmosphere and intriguing fairy tale like story, but the puzzles are a bit abstract and hard to line up in the AR.


Such a shame

Portbarton

This game is very cool, but not playable if you speak English. Some stuff is translated, but other stuff, like “yes” or “no” is not. For example, I selected an unknown symbol and it asked if I wanted to start over, but the options were in an unknown language, so I selected yes by mistake. Too bad, because the game has potential if it was translated properly.


crash

ademar.bosco

I was looking forward for this game but I just can’t play it, the game don’t even open and when it opens there is a black screen with some white dots. Hope it gets fixed.


Idiots

Chimichanga525

All the people who are confused by the instructions of this game frustrate me. This game is beautifully orchestrated and the first good non-arcade type AR game I’ve played. Its amazing!


Fun

captain bubbles gore

Unique gameplay, visually fun.


Not clearly explained

nri account

Not clearly explained