You are a dream creator.

 Every dream is made up of three elements:

 actions, locations, and characters.

 However,

 you're only an unpaid intern

 who never bothered to read the manual. 

As a result,

 you have to figure out what each of these elements actually does 

while you're creating dreams.

🌙 Dream Maker

Sweet dreams aren't random... they're engineered.

Welcome to Dream Maker.

You are a rookie Dream Maker on your first day. Nobody explained how dreams work, so you'll have to discover their rules by experimenting.

Every dream is created from three parts:

🗡️ Activity (Column A)

Choose one activity.

This is what you do inside the dream.

The activity acts as a multiplier, increasing (or decreasing) the dream's overall intensity.

🌍 Location (Column B)

Choose one location.

Every location has a hidden numerical value.

Some locations always keep the same value, while others change over time.

👤 Character (Column C)

Choose one character.

This is who you become in the dream.

Just like locations, characters also have hidden values. Some remain constant, while others continuously change—and can even become negative.

How it works

You can select one image from each column.

Every selected dream follows this formula:

Activity × (Location + Character)

or simply:

A × (B + C)

The values are hidden behind the dream elements, so you'll need to discover them through experimentation.

Your goal

You have 60 seconds.

During that time, try different combinations of activities, locations and characters.

Watch the score carefully.

Some dream elements stay constant.

Others change every second.

A combination that is excellent now may become terrible a few moments later.

Nothing is guaranteed—just like in dreams.

Your mission

Find the most intense dream before time runs out.

Keep testing different combinations, identify which dream is worth the most, and beat your previous high score.

Sweet dreams... or at least the most profitable ones.

Quick Rules

  • Select one tile from each column.
  • Activity is the multiplier.
  • Location and Character are added together.
  • The score is calculated as A × (B + C).
  • Some values are fixed.
  • Some values change over time.
  • Values can even become negative.
  • You have 60 seconds to find the highest possible score.
  • Beat your high score!



Published 12 hours ago
StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5
AuthorKlockiMocki
Tags2D