As Dreamcore keeps growing, one of the things I’m most grateful for is how many of you notice the small visual details—those odd color palettes, the uncomfortable symmetry, the lighting that feels both familiar and wrong, and the way each map tries to look like a memory you’re not sure you ever had.

Dreamcore isn’t a game with big effects or explosions. Everything relies on atmosphere: light, space, architecture, and those quiet visuals that slowly get under your skin.
So if you believe Dreamcore deserves a place in the Best Visual Style category this year, it would mean a lot.

I never expected this project to reach so many people, especially considering how unusual its visual identity is. But seeing players recognize and connect with it makes all the late-night experiments with colors, fog, post-processing and architecture feel worthwhile.

Thank you so much!!