Fun HO game. Eerie circus atmosphere. One problem: Didn't know until game was over and I opened awards page that I was supposed to look for starfish throughout game. Other than that, it was a lot of fun. Interesting minigames. Graphics were great.

okay, I admit, this game may not be for everyone, but I LOVED IT! it's spooky, a little creepy and kinda challenging, but I'd rather work at a game then breeze right thru it. yes, i admit, there are A LOT of hidden object scenes, but that's okay with me. i loved the idea of having to "earn tickets for various rides/attractions" and playing the various attractions was a blast, I mean who doesn't like a shooting gallery? yes, you get stuck figuring out what to do next every now and then, but then the hint button will take you to at least the scene you are supposed to be in, so all is well. if you want to actually use your brain for a few hours and have a very spooky fun carnival like atmosphere, buy this game you won't be sorry!

PERFECTION.Number 1 game.Dreamland extended version has it all!Great Graphics,super sountrack.involving story that keeps you interested and Dazzled from the beginning to the end.Absolute Thrilling!I Love it.

There have been other hidden object games in theme parks and though the title does nothing to entice play of this game, this is the best graphically, visually, and in challenge of a hidden object game. The activities in each scene are great fun and very challenging. I really love the detail used in the game scenes and of all the games I have bought this is one of my favorites that I purchased over the past three years. I highly recommend this game.

This game is great. It has very good music and graphics, and plenty of places to explore and things to do. There are not a lot of different hidden object scenes you will have to solve; only 12, but you will go back to each location at least three times. There are various mini games throughout and I loved them. I didn?t feel they were too difficult or too easy, just right. This game is the perfect length; I did not use any walkthroughs and finished this game in a little over 3 hours. Some of the hidden object scenes are a little difficult because they are a little dark, but you really don?t get any penalty for repeated miss clicking, except for the mouse disappearing for about a second. It had a typical story of a brother gone missing and when he returns he is dying, so you, as his sister, must go on a search to find a cure and overall, I loved this game and would definitely buy a sequel if one should come out.

I first played this on my iPad last year and I'm so happy i found it for the Mac, absolute joy to play, great graphics, superb music and explosive storyline. This game just went on and on, great length of play and worth every penny. Anyone who loves this game will LOVE weird Park, very similar to this and just as brilliant!

Dreamland is a fun adventure H0G with lots to do, interesting, theme-park oriented locations with an integrated connecting plot. Also to it's benefit, the graphics were great and provided overall good SFX (the only voice over, the game's antagonist, was a bit on the overdone side tho, IMO, lol). A true spooky/scary factor theme ran throughout, yet, without overt occult which was an excellent plus. A slight learning curve in the beginning makes up for in the end as it offers more challenging and diverse gameplay. I enjoyed it once I got under way and became more immersed in the multi-level goals, for which there are awards for in the end.

There were lots of hidden object scenes and puzzles to do in this game. The quality of the graphics in the hidden object scenes was a little fuzzy for me making it hard to find some of the objects. You visited the hidden object scenes more than once which wasn't really a negative because the second time I had better luck finding the different objects. The hint button refreshed rather slowly making me take more time to examine the scene and sometimes I was then able to find the hidden object. I really like being able to use the map to go back to a location rather than having to re-trace my steps. One feature I liked was the awards ... it will encourage me to play the game again in the future to see if I can improve my gameplay. There is so much to do that I think it will be a challenge to achieve all of the awards in one game. When I first started playing, I wasn't sure I'd like the storyline, but after a while I got hooked and wanted to play continuously as long as possible in order to finish.

Dreamland has it all. Great graphics, interesting and involving story, variety in the mini-games and a wonderfully immersive atmosphere. No doubt anyone who reviews this game will tell you all about it. So I'll tell you my one and only peeve. One of my pet hates is games that set the trigger to go to the next scene (the arrow) too close to the items and/or inventory, so that you have to be careful you don't leave the scene when all you want to do is click that darn "is it a bell?". Dreamland is guilty of this mistake. Still, it really is a great game, and I enjoyed playing it as much the 2nd time as I did the first.

If I buy a game like this, I must of really liked the demo - and I did and the full game delivered too! It was piles of fun. I found it very easy to navigate and while there was a lot to remember (and I did, like some others, need to use the walk through for this reason also at some parts) it also provided some very challenging but work-out-able (new word, yeah) puzzles. Overall it had great graphics, a good story with a good ending. And what I liked about this one especially was that it wasn't too 'far out there' to not make sense.