Dreamside Maroon is a completely different position from those to which computer players are used. It is a kind of story about someone in love with the reflection of the moon seen in the surface of a peaceful lake, about someone who decided to reach heaven.... Equipped only with a lighthouse illuminating his path and the power of control over a charity vine, he sets off on his way to the silver globe trying to collect as many skylights as possible to lighten up the lighthouse.

The road is long and winding, but our plant friend listens to every command to grow and bend in all directions or by shrinking when we mistake the road and want to follow a different route. It's a bit like playing a lyrical snake, stretching, constantly wading ahead, accompanied by calm tones, only sounding when we decide to move on. There is also an analogy to the winding path of human life, on which we do not always find brightness and happiness, and often completely the opposite.

The longer we play, the bigger our plant is, the more impressive, but above all unique. Dreamside Maroon is a timely position of reverie, silence, reflection on life, goals that have been achieved in it and dreams that we will never catch up with. The game also offers a large dose of poetry forcing us to reflect - on our way we will encounter extinguished lanterns, which, when lit again with a poem, will reveal us beautiful truths.

All this with a really atmospheric graphic design and eye-catching lighting that encourages the mood of reverie.