The Gateway Gamers Podcast
English review by @tabletop_4world – Reading time: 5 min.
We think that the game is very fun and somewhat educational in its simplicity. Not educational in a sense that you’ll learn new information on a subject but rather, that you learn to adapt, think and use new senses that are not commonly used in board games. Especially for kids and families it is both a fun game but also a nice brain activity.
Spanish review by @unasmazmorritas – Reading time: 2 min.
Sin duda, recomendamos este Dream Catcher por su la originalidad de sus mecánicas y la accesibilidad que ofrece. A poco que te llame la atención el concepto y busques un “party” familiar, estás ante una muy buena opción.
English review by Casual Game Revolution – Reading time: 5 min.
Trying to feel out what the raised pictures are is quite tricky, and making a connection and figuring out exactly what it is you are feeling, is quite satisfying.
English review by What Board Game – Reading time: 6 min.
As such, I would recommend this to anyone who enjoyed Dixit but wants something a little different. If you do not enjoy games like Dixit, this will probably just frustrate you even more. But fans of those games will find something that is trying to push the boundaries of this style of party game, and on this occasion, I think it has landed very much on the side of fun!
English review by @boardgamecolors – Reading time: 5 min.
We recommend the game to players that enjoy Dixit, Mysterym, Stella or Muse. They will find in it a real challenge and will take it a step further with a bit of difficulty added to the game. We had fun touching and trying to guess the shapes, playing this game was a unique experience.
Rating 8/10
Spanish review by @el_antro_ludico – Reading time: 2 min.
Así es este Dream Catcher un filler familiar, asequible, precioso y sorprendentemente sensorial, ideal para cualquier reunión, tanto con jugones como con jugadores casuales.
French review by @ludox_project – Reading time: 2 min.
🎬 L’idée est E-X-C-E-L-L-E-N-T-E ! Les jeux d’association d’idées sont nombreux aujourd’hui et, quasi tous, ont globalement leur marque qui les différencie. Mais j’avoue que là, je m’attendais pas à voir ça, euh, à toucher ça😆. On sollicite globalement toujours l’ouie, avec des mots, des sons, ou à la limite la vue. Et je peux vous assurer que ça se voit 😂 ! Sur la plupart de mes sessions jeux dessus, l’adaptation a été complexe. Les formes sont très bien faites, c’est simplement dûr de discerner la représentation de notre toucher et c’est là tout le coeur du jeu, désapprendre et réapprendre d’une autre manière, j’adore le concept !
