Dreamfall relies on a solid storyline that captures traditional adventure gamers who will forgive the lack of difficult puzzles, and making those few puzzles easier is a good choice to hit the untapped "too old for kids games/not interested in full adventure games" market. This, too, is a bit complicated though because Dreamfall has a Mature rating, likely for its use profanity given the otherwise easily Teen-rated gaming. For more traditional gamers, Dreamfall is too much like a film and too little like a game. Because Dreamfall continues the story form The Longest Journey, those who loved the original should definitely play Dreamfall for the story if nothing else. Others may really enjoy Dreamfall's quality voice acting, character and story development, and exotic locations. However, most gamers who were aware of the promise and possibility that Dreamfall embodied will be disappointed. Many will probably still want to play Dreamfall, but gamers should know that Dreamfall doesn't deliver on it's potential, which is a real shame.