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A cozy island RPG where you walk into other people's dreams... and nightmares.
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Dreamwake Island is small enough to know by heart and strange enough to keep surprising you. Wander cliffs, meadows and tidepools under shifting weather, meet the nine residents, and earn their trust one favor at a time.
Physics
Fight with whatever’s lying around — a frying pan hits harder than you’d think. Every blow has weight, enemies go flying, and the whole island is built to be pushed, stacked, rolled and toppled.
Dreams
When a resident sleeps, Fig can slip inside. Each dream is a three-part story with its own rules, where a kitchen might become an ocean and an old regret might grow teeth. Not every dream is a good one.
Inventory
Weapons, shields, clothing, materials, consumables and key items, each with its own filter. Start small, upgrade often, and stop worrying about storage — the point is the island, not the spreadsheet.
By night
Every resident carries something into sleep. Fig is the only one who can follow it there. Watch your own sleep meter, pick your moment, and step into a dream that might be a warm memory — or a nightmare that knows your name.
Meet the townsfolk
By day, help your neighbors with odd jobs. By night, step into their dreams, and the nightmares they can't escape.

That's you! Born and raised on the island. Short for "Figment."

Runs the general store and post office. Married to Yun.

The herbalist and beekeeper. Keeps the island healthy.

The ferryman and the only real connection to the mainland.

Lives at the lighthouse and monitors communications and weather.

The fisher. Helps keep the island fed. Runs the smokehouse.

New to the island. Island scout and Eulalie's little kitchen helper.

The cook and de facto mayor. Nia's caretaker. Goes by "Eula."

The island's carpenter and mechanic. Fig's father.
Dev log
Dreamwake Island is made by one person — Eddy Adams, a 3D artist turned game developer — in Unreal Engine 5. Follow along as it comes together: new corners of the island, new dreams, and the occasional glorious bug.
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