Amberial Dreams

Dreaming of having bought it | KAMGUSTA's MINI REVIEW I bought it, but developers said they ran out of activation codes, so I waited. And waited. Months. They never delivered. I had to buy it again. All I got was a ball randomly bouncing around with fuzzy physics in uninteresting levels with precision platforming and insta-death. As strange as it may seem, the first games (free Flash games dating back to 2007-2008)...

7 found this helpful, 2025-12-07

Amberial is a series that, for me, was something that I always found a tad confusing as a platformer series, at least at first anyhow, since it isn't your traditional' jump and run' style game with the usual controls that one might expect for these sorts of games in today's gaming scene. Perhaps it would be more accurate to describe Amberial as a series of 'physics-based' platforming levels that require one to look...

10 found this helpful, 2022-12-14

Adorable game, with simple yet highly enjoyable platforming

3 found this helpful, 2024-11-21

I played the original Amberial and Amberial: Nebulosa Realms back in the heyday of Flash gaming, and they were exactly what you wanted a Flash game to be -- something that took a simple but interesting game concept and really focused on making an entertaining game out of that concept. Amberial Dreams is exactly what you want from a followup to a Flash game, in that it keeps the original concept that attracted me to...

3 found this helpful, 2025-06-16

Remember Amberial during the Flash days? I do. The visuals and sounds are great, okay'ish difficulty, the Atelier/Level Editor is a long overdue addition but good nonetheless and the Arcade is nostalgic. I don't have a comment about the story since I didn't care much about it. It's a pretty solid game.

1 found this helpful, 2025-11-05

Always fondly remembered playing the first game as a kid numerous years ago and trying to bounce as high as possible on the springs. Only recently found out about this sequel. Awesome!

2 found this helpful, 2025-09-10