Enypnion Redreamed User Reviews

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Gorgeous indie P&C

First to the devs: Well, mea culpa on the Forest Shadows puzzle, it is in fact solvable in its current form. The presentation is so common to P&C adventure games that I guess my brain froze as to any nonstandard approaches. Thanks for the creative approach and for your patience. And I typically do visit the support sites when I have a problem, but the site was down when this initially happened, and I didn’t give it another go. I see everything is up and running, which is great, so all other users please check there first!

Ah yes, a review! Well, after thinking I was stuck and giving up for a couple weeks, I was interested enough to keep checking back because this is a beautifully rendered point and click with an engaging puzzles and a storyline somewhere between eerie and dreamlike. The developers kindly stuck with me through what was ultimately a stupid question, so I believe the game is well deserving of 5 stars as I continue.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing this review! We are very glad that you enjoyed the game! -- Pls note that for technical support or questions, you need to contact us through the contact information, reviews are not for troubleshooting or game hints -- We're sorry to hear you're experiencing an issue with the game. The puzzle you're referring to has been part of Enypnion: Redreamed from the beginning. It’s possible you may have consulted a walkthrough for the original Enypnion, which might explain the confusion. Do the rotate buttons not work for you? They should allow you to rotate the moons clockwise and counterclockwise, helping you move them towards the center in the correct order. Could you please check again and let us know if the problem persists? We're here to help! Update: You do not need to change the overall order of the moons in the circle; you have to move them towards the center in the right order. You can check the solution in the following video (around 19min) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65D-AANkF7M

Stuck in Forest Shadows

The padlock that you must open based on clues from the sleeping possum appears to be unsolvable, because the empty space you need to manipulate the location of the moons is fixed in rotation. You cannot move any moon into that space other than the moon you place in the center spot, and thus there is no way to change the order of the moons.

This puzzle does not appear in any video walkthrough, so it may have been recently added without sufficient testing. I’d love to be wrong about this, but unfortunately it seems to be a game-ending bug 10 minutes into playtime.

Update: The moons do rotate clockwise and counterclockwise, but because the empty position remains fixed, you can only return the moon in the center to its original position. That’s why it is impossible to change the overall order.

I could not find this specific puzzle in any walkthroughs.
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Response from developer

-- Pls note that for technical support or questions you need to contact us through the contact information, reviews are not for troubleshooting or game hints -- We're sorry to hear you're experiencing an issue with the game. The puzzle you're referring to has been part of Enypnion: Redreamed from the beginning. It’s possible you may have consulted a walkthrough for the original Enypnion, which might explain the confusion. Do the rotate buttons not work for you? They should allow you to rotate the moons clockwise and counterclockwise, helping you move them towards the center in the correct order. Could you please check again and let us know if the problem persists? We're here to help! Update: You do not need to change the overall order of the moons in the circle; you have to move them towards the center in the right order. You can check the solution in the following video (around 19min) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65D-AANkF7M

Stuck in Forest Shadows

The padlock that you must open based on clues from the sleeping possum appears to be unsolvable, because the empty space you need to manipulate the location of the moons is fixed in rotation. You cannot move any moon into that space other than the moon you place in the center spot, and thus there is no way to change the order of the moons.

This puzzle does not appear in any video walkthrough, so it may have been recently added without sufficient testing. I’d love to be wrong about this, but unfortunately it seems to be a game-ending bug 10 minutes into playtime.
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