| Display title | LSD Dream Emulator |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The LSD Dream Emulator is a PS 1-era game, only released in Japan. It's a Cult Classic, especially among Let's Play groups. There is no goal, no combat, nothing but walking around the completely random environments. The main appeal for players is its insanity: one day, you might see a line of elephants walking into a pit, while other times you might encounter the Grey Man, the closest thing to a recurring villain. Imagine a randomized Yume Nikki. |
