Awkward Dimensions Redux

Awkward Dimensions Redux

Released Oct 2016

They may be awkward dimensions, but they're my dreams...

80% positive · 2,962 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence

Where to get it

Free on Steam

Evaluation

Awkward Dimensions Redux is a short, personal free-to-play game that launched on October 21, 2016. By design, it is a self-contained experience lasting 20 minutes to an hour — a developer's interactive dream journal and diary. There is no indication of any planned post-launch content, expansions, or ongoing updates. The only DLC is a soundtrack pack released on October 12, 2016 (before the game itself launched), which is a companion product rather than new game content. The developer's last news post was on May 5, 2017, announcing a separate new game (Griptape Backbone), with no mention of returning to Awkward Dimensions Redux. The game launched as a complete, finished product and has remained so since its release date.
Evidence
Game launched on Steam as a free-to-play title with no mention of post-launch content or updates planned.
news post · Oct 21, 2016 source content shipped
high
Developer's last communication announced a separate new game (Griptape Backbone), with no mention of returning to or updating Awkward Dimensions Redux.
news post · May 5, 2017 source development ending
medium

Content

1 of 1 released · no outstanding content

Media

Details

Publisher
StevenHarmonGames
Achievements
—
Platform
Windows, macOS, Linux
Controller
partial support
Steam Deck
Playable
Players
Single-player

About this game

Interactive Dream Journal & Diary; Awkward Dimensions Redux is a personal game. Lasts 20 minutes to an hour with less traditional interaction. Focuses on getting to understand another person through an interpretation of their dreams, thoughts, fears, desires, and past work. It's a game about conversing with roosters, disembodied legs, standardized tests, Immature jokes, relationships, art, espionage, and a teenager coming to terms with life and growing up.

Includes

  • Diverse dreamscapes
  • Fantastic soundtrack with music from Clawfoot Slumber, Halina Heron, American Grandma, Pablo Garduno, Dong Lee, Steven Harmon, and Franz Liszt
  • FMV segments
  • A multitude of doors
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