In the pantheon of notoriously difficult and obtuse video games, few titles hold a candle to LSD: Dream Emulator . Released in 1998 exclusively in Japan for the PlayStation 1, this cult classic is less a game and more an interactive psychedelic journal. Created by Japanese artist Hiroko Nishikawa, based on a dream diary she kept for a decade, LSD has no clear objectives, no enemies to kill, and no princess to save. Instead, you explore abstract, looping梦境 (dream worlds).
It allows you to exorcise the Gray Man without losing your 100-hour journal. It allows you to repair the corrupted static of your first dream. It gives you, the dreamer, a small measure of control over the uncontrollable. lsd save editor
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