You really need to work as a team in order to get through. For a start, the round time - even on the ‘tutorial’ child - is actually incredibly short. However, a couple of things in Dream Catchers don’t quite fit a younger player group. It looks like quite a cute, child-friendly game, and in many ways it is - its setting is cute and cuddly and even the monsters aren’t terribly horrifying. I’ll explain here, early on, that I don’t think this game really matches up with what you might perceive as its target audience. You do this by capturing sweet dreams, removing nightmares and cooperating with the other players to make each of your moves as effective as you can. It puts the players in a race against time and charged with keeping children safe throughout the night. Play Nation Studios’ Dream Catchers is a short, co-operative board game for two to four players. You take on the role of the Dream Catchers, out to save the da… night. There’s nothing better than a good night’s sleep, sadly sometimes nightmares - and monsters under the bed - are out to ruin that.
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