Lucid Nina is a exploration/puzzle/adventure game with a horror theme inspired by games like Yume Nikki and Silent Hill 2.
It's my first completed game and it was released in late 2019, but now I'm re-releasing it with updated visuals, bugfixes and improved texts by a huge friend of mine, Wavelenght. It's a short story, but full of meaning. I hope you enjoy it! There's a free demo version, if you want to try it!




In Twinstone, MT - 1995, she was born. Now you find her in her own room and all she can do is sleep.
Nina is so full of problems that she barely recognizes herself. Try to understand her world, views and beliefs from her perspective and guide her through her dreams in order to discover what happened to everyone around her.
The world of dreams isn't as clear as ours, though. In our dreams, not everything is crystal clear and it needs attention to details if you want to interpretate everything correctly.




Through perception, observation, trial and error, help a poor girl find out what's happening in her mind. Guide her through the seven doors around her bed and find a way to comprehend what they mean. Don't neglect anything: every object may contain a piece of crucial information.

• Story Driven Narrative: This game is a story that needs to be told. There aren't fights other than Nina's.
• Another Way of Horror: Lucid Nina isn't about jumpscares, but interpreting dreams and helping one girl along the way.
  
• Focus on Exploration: In a simple and intuitive "move-and-interact" gameplay, don't let anything go unnoticed. Clues are essential in Lucid Nina.]
  
• No Hand Holding: Though Lucid Nina is not that hard, the game won't tell you what to do and it's necessary to experiment if you want to proceed in the story.

Gameplay Time: Estimated to be around 30 minutes.

• Arrow Keys: Move
• Enter/Z: Confirm & Interact
  
• Esc/X: Cancel & Menu
  
• F4: Toggle Fullscreen