Greetings, heroes!
The time has come.
The day is here.

The long awaited release of SilverQuest is finally available on Desura, IndieDB and this Web site. Much love to the fans and lovers of the game.

It’s been a long road, and a long time coming for SilverQuest to make its triumphant return. We are very pleased with the new build we have for everyone this evening and we hope that you will have as much fun exploring Melandor as we’ve had working on it. The download you’re about to partake in includes some absolutely wonderful musical talent, and we encourage everyone to consider donations to them. If you are interested in listening to the music, please add the tracks to your iTunes library.

I’m also excited to announce that any donations made to SilverQuest will directly affect the game’s future portability, and that you will receive special items and services with your donation (if you so choose). Donation levels can be viewed on the main Web site.

Again thank you for your time, consideration and constant feedback when you are playing SilverQuest. We love you.

See you online!

Wolfgang Wozniak
@Ouren on twitter
SilverQuestGame  at  gmail .com

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Every Day the Same Dream is an “art game” created in about six days, by La Molleindustria.  It is not traditional in any way, and you will find yourself pondering about certain aspects of life, such as routine, like the game’s title suggests, but especially about the implications of these, and the possible alternatives or “solutions” to them.  I highly recommend it.  It won’t take you more than 10 minutes to play, from beginning to end.

I always enjoy psychological games, subject to each individual’s interpretations.  These are often the most engaging, the ones that truly get me; the ones that leave something behind for us to appreciate somehow, even if it’s just an impression.  Such works and their experiences are, in my humble opinion as a fellow gamer, even more valuable than those that exist just for entertainment’s sake.

Every Day the Same Dream can be played in your Web browser –as long as you have your flash plugin installed, which is very likely.  Or you can download it to your computer: executables for Mac OS X and Windows operating systems alike are available.

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