LSD: Dream Emulator (Surreal PS1 Game)

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  @linksnivey1161 · 4 years ago

  I feel like one of the scarier things in the Violence District is one encounter of a woman standing next to the street.  She's just there alone under a street lamp, minding her own business.  She seems like the only living person in the place so you go up to her, seemingly a light in the darkness.  Then its revealed to be a ruse, the woman's head just popping off as she speedily approaches.  This, whatever it is, then catches you, ending your dream and putting it into the lower downers as if your character woke up from a horrible nightmare.

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• AZ

  @AzzieEquinox · 4 years ago

  According to the Wiki page, most emulators can't render the water correctly. If you do decide to make more videos on this, it seems like the "DuckStation" emulator renders it correctly.

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  @alexkubrat3868 · 4 years ago

  Yooo!!! Finally! <br>I love LSD! <br>I always found LSD: Dream Emulator as an game that was different from others, it is mysterious, it has some scary and dark secrets, and it has Violence District.

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  @ReasonableFather · 4 years ago (edited)

  Wow talk about a blast from the past. Back in 2009, I stumbled across a small channel called Mikennemonic and his play through got me into the lore. I always wanted to give LSD a try but I could never figure out how to run Japanese ROMs. Now that there&apos;s a tutorial, I might give it another go for nostalgia.

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• CO

  @Convicted_Melon · 4 years ago

  I&apos;ve actually been typing out my dreams lately in a word document as soon as I wake up from one. Reading some of them back can be an extremely weird experience, especially if it&apos;s a dream I&apos;ve progressively forgotten over the span of the day.

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• WT

  @WTFgamers5 · 4 years ago

  LSD Dream Emulator is a game so ahead of its time, that its time still hasn&apos;t actually arrived yet

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• TA

  @Tactical_Katelyn · 4 years ago

  Something about the dark figure is extremely unnerving. Just the chance to spawn in anywhere at any time at a rare chance. everything in the game is surreal and facinating and oddly chill. Until you see the shrouded figure and you realise you are not safe here, they are stalking you wherever you go. and the scary thing is that its only sometimes spawned in which induces paranoia

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• ST

  @StreetofCrocodiles · 4 years ago

  Back in 99 a guy I know picked this up at a local Japanese pop culture store near where we went to school. &nbsp;A local club, where we were regulars, would allow people to play stuff on their projection screen. &nbsp;On trance and experimental Electronica nights they would let us play this on their screen. &nbsp;<br><br>Good times.

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• MS

  @mspeter97 · 3 years ago

  Fun Fact: the game uses procedural generation to determine where you&apos;ll end up each time you hit a wall.<br>It takes into account what you did &amp; where you went to decide what happens next.<br>It&apos;s kinda impressive

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• OP

  @opalpersonal · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgHIIHbFfac&amp;t=600">10:00</a> <b>AN ANGRY FITTING STAR</b>

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• R1

  @r1friends344 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgHIIHbFfac&amp;t=238">3:58</a> this moment is perfect <br>Especially with the &quot;uhh...&quot;<br>Lol

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  @2007archivo · 4 years ago

  THE LIBRARIAN PLAYING LSD DREAM EMULATOR &nbsp;FUCK YES

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