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SALMON-RAT · Published by SALMON-RAT · Official site ↗
Last updated 9 Oct 2026
“Alright, let me tell you what you’re getting into. Think of it as an adventure‑puzzle game—though a few scenes dip into light horror. You’ll be guiding this girl, but… saying anything more would spoil the surprise. Just give it a try. I’m sure you can clear it—I couldn’t.”
Adventure, Indie · More free games
Navigate the perplexing challenges of DREAMiLL, an indie adventure where you control a girl in a mix of puzzling and lightly horrific situations. Dive into this unique journey crafted by SALMON-RAT.
About this game
The doctor said, “You’re ill. Endless visions will haunt you. No one knows when you’ll recover. But one day, I will save you.”
She thought, Sounds kind of fun.
DREAMiLL is an adventure game where a young girl and her pet wander a world that defies reason.
Guide her through exploration and puzzles, and see for yourself what ending waits at the edge of dreams and delusions.
The world before her is pure unknown.
Objects and people alike are strange, unfamiliar things.
Your key to progress is knowledge.
It’s simple: just as you would on a trip, snap a photo of anything that catches your eye to record it.
Sometimes the "connection" between records and reality may pave the way forward.
“…and that’s the setup. So—interested yet?”
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- OS: Windows 10/11 64-bit
- Memory: 4 GB RAM GB RAM
Supported Languages
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AnnouncementsOfficial
Thank You for Visiting DREAMiLL at Tokyo Game Dungeon 13!
In August, we brought DREAMiLL to Tokyo Game Dungeon 13, an indie game event held in Japan!Thank you so much to everyone who stopped by and played the game.At our previous event, many people discovered DREAMiLL simply by passing by our booth. This time, we were especially happy to see so many people come specifically to play the game.Some visitors told us they had missed their chance to play last time and came back for another try, while others returned to play again. We had a steady line of players for almost the entire day.We also heard a lot of kind comments such as, “The booth looks amazing!”, “I’ve been following the artwork for a while,” and “The characters are so cute.”Some people even brought us thoughtful gifts. Thank you so much — your kindness really meant a lot to us.We’ve also been continuing to improve the game based on what we learned from previous playtests.At the last event, there were a few puzzle sections where players could get stuck, so this time we adjusted the balance and improved the tutorial guidance.The changes made a noticeable difference, and far fewer players had trouble progressing.It was also really encouraging to hear people say that they enjoyed the puzzles and wanted to know what happens next in the story.Hearing people at the event say, “I’ve been following this game for a while,” reminded us that there are people out there watching DREAMiLL grow, and that means a lot to us.So to everyone who follows DREAMiLL online, supports us, or has already added the game to their Steam wishlist: thank you.There is still quite a bit of development ahead of us before release.But with every playtest and every bit of feedback, DREAMiLL is steadily becoming a better game.We want to make something that makes you feel that waiting for DREAMiLL was worth it.We’re also excited to announce that DREAMiLL will be exhibiting at Pixel Art Park 9 this October, one of Japan’s largest pixel art events, featuring more than 130 creators and exhibitors from aroun...Read full article on Community Announcements (SALMON-RAT)
