Long Dream follows a retired postman's quest to find the peach tree where his dementia-afflicted partner waits, as his family attempts to grant him closure before it's too late. This narrative-focused game explores memory, regret, and aging through dialogue-driven storytelling grounded in authentic Chinese family dynamics and nursing home realities. Players drawn to character-heavy games like To the Moon will find similarly emotional depth wrapped in culturally specific humanity.
About this game
Zhao Sheng, a retired postman, has been suffering from dementia over the past years. He insists that his partner Qi Mei is waiting for him under a peach tree. Zhao Sheng’s family didn't want him to leave with any regrets and decided to go and find that peach tree he had been talking about...
What players are saying
▲ Recommended5 hrs
I hope this game get English option sooner. Tbh I believe its narrative is on the same level of To the Moon series. This is a total story driven game. Experiences in the past that we young people never heard of, funny and sometimes deep dialogues (I really hope it does not lose any humor sense after translating), plausible twists, realistic dramas in a nursing home (or in the life itself), brilliant ideas to deliver the changing of perspective, all of these motivated me to go through its simple mini games. When the full English version comes out, and if you are a story lover, I definitely recommend to try this one.
(I'm not confident that my Chinese will do this review justice if I wrote it in Chinese, so I'm choosing to review it in English. Yes at the moment this game is Chinese only). It felt like "To The Moon" but it factors in the reality of Alzheimer's told in a true Chinese setting. Very well written, the graphics are also quite quirky. Overall a game that's full of personality.
