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{{quote|''Despite a planet so vast...''
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''This is dedicated to those that share the same feeling of isolation.''|Excerpt from the North American trailer of ''Fragile Dreams''}}
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That's practically it, really - ''Fragile Dreams'' is marketed as an "atmospheric adventure," focusing on "human drama" and emotion. While it plays similarly to a [[Survival Horror]] game, it's not horror outright, instead settling for being eerie, sad, lonely, depressing and (rarely) disquieting, while also relying heavily on the player's ability to draw his or her own [[Fridge Horror|conclusions]] about why most things are they way they are.
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* [[American Kirby Is Hardcore]] - In addition to using deeper, mature voices for the younger characters in the localization, the American box art sports a vicious-looking Seto holding a golf club, whereas the original Japanese and European box arts show Seto and Ren holding hands over a watery background. Should you feel Japanophilic, XSEED included the latter art on the backside of the American game cover.
** Though perhaps a little justified in that the localization was (poorly) marketed as some sort of post-apocalyptic adventure as opposed to a more emotional experience.
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