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About This Game

Don’t Forget Our Esports Dream is a narrative game about the South Korean esports scene. Play as Bolt, a professional StarCraft: Brood War player at a flashpoint in his career.

The next chapter

Meet a cast of characters including fellow esports pros, international competitors, and StarCraft fans as Bolt tries to find his place within the world of esports in South Korea. Behind the backdrop of esports team houses, PC Bangs, and overseas tournaments, new interactive StarCraft sequences and Glossary/Codex features expand upon the storytelling in this installment of the esports visual novel.

Play like a pro

Don't Forget Our Esports Dream guides players through interactive StarCraft scenes that highlight actual actions players would take when competing. The game also measures APM (actions per minute) similar to StarCraft, so players can see if they can stack up against the best. The experience scales for all skill levels, no previous experience in StarCraft required.

Expanded dialog system

Interact with the cast through the Star Sense dialog system, which allows you to present terms collected through the Codex. Presenting these terms unlocks player motivations and additional story around the world of esports.

Gameplay Features

The next chapter - follow the story of Bolt as he tries to find his place among fellow esports competitors, with new interactive features on top of the esports visual novel experience.
No previous knowledge of StarCraft or esports required - a story that is both accessible to new players and a love letter to die-hard esports fans. An updated glossary feature allows new and veteran players alike to keep tabs on esports terminology.
Raise your APM - interactive StarCraft scenes guide the player through gameplay they would experience in an actual competitive match, without the ladder anxiety. Play like the pros with guidance on proper hotkeys to play at maximum efficiency, with the capability to measure your APM (actions per minute) like a competitive player.
Star Sense dialog system - present terms about esports, strategy, and other characters through a redesigned dialog system to learn more about the world of esports.

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Title: Don't Forget Our Esports Dream
Genre: Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPG, Simulation
Developer:
Team Eleven
Publisher:
Team Eleven
Release Date: 20 Nov, 2018

English,Korean

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I want to say I was worried that this wouldn't live up to the original which was, in my eyes, one of the best visual novels I've ever read. But I really wasn't. I knew this game would be good, and they did nothing but prove me right.

You return to the same world, but as the villain of the first game. You learn things about him that change how you think about him, and change how you experience the first game in a good way.

This story had me on the edge of my seat more than once, and I can honestly say that, despite knowing what happens in the game this is a prequel to, I had no idea how it was going to end.

The first game was one of my favorite visual novels ever. This one is even better.. So far this is the best game about esports and one of the best visual novels that I played. Great job!. Full disclosure, my friend wrote this game, and I also kickstarted it.

It's very good, I have a lot of love for all of the characters and their interactions together but especially the camaraderie between Jett and Bolt displayed throughout the story. The way their relationship develops is something really wonderful, and the characters they meet along the way add a lot of interesting esports viewpoints that bounce off of each other.

I wasn't the biggest fan of the way it tries to offer interactivity in the Starcraft sequences, the lack of visual feedback makes controlling Starcraft units less engaging, but the Starcraft matches themselves are super thrilling anyway with the narration provided.

I really enjoyed my time with these characters and this story, I hope everyone gets to experience it. Definitely play SC2VN first to get some ground work, even though this is a prequel it really helps towards the end.. A worthy prequel to SC2VN in every way.

The thing I liked most about it was the realism with which they portrayed the xenophobia of the protagonist. It rings true for a lot of what I've heard about the mindset of serious players in Korea, and I'm glad they didn't pull those punches.

It frustrates me so much to see so many narrative-focused indie developers constantly revolving their stories around these twee hipster saints - characters without a mean-spirited or prejudiced thought in their precious little minds. People aren't like that.

I get that they're trying to be sensitive to the social and political climate - that the impact of bigotry is so close to the surface now, and so frequently - but it never comes across that way. It always reads as childish and dull, somewhere between wishful and sheltered.

This excellent game does not have that problem. Highly recommended.. More of the same as the first one with improved UI, functions and gameplay. Highly recommended if you liked that one.. Even better than SC2VN, great BGM, art and characters.

I hope the developers are considering a sequel, I'd love to see more of Bolt.. Genuinely one of my favourite VNs, ever. I might not have the widest list so far, but this one just resonates with me so well. If you enjoy eSports, play this game. If you enjoy Blizzard Games, play this game. If Videogames are a huge part of your life, I strongly suggest you play this game. The trip you go on, the friends you make, and the story this tells is just an awesome story to be a part of. I fully suggest it.. Full disclosure, my friend wrote this game, and I also kickstarted it.

It's very good, I have a lot of love for all of the characters and their interactions together but especially the camaraderie between Jett and Bolt displayed throughout the story. The way their relationship develops is something really wonderful, and the characters they meet along the way add a lot of interesting esports viewpoints that bounce off of each other.

I wasn't the biggest fan of the way it tries to offer interactivity in the Starcraft sequences, the lack of visual feedback makes controlling Starcraft units less engaging, but the Starcraft matches themselves are super thrilling anyway with the narration provided.

I really enjoyed my time with these characters and this story, I hope everyone gets to experience it. Definitely play SC2VN first to get some ground work, even though this is a prequel it really helps towards the end.. I want to say I was worried that this wouldn't live up to the original which was, in my eyes, one of the best visual novels I've ever read. But I really wasn't. I knew this game would be good, and they did nothing but prove me right.

You return to the same world, but as the villain of the first game. You learn things about him that change how you think about him, and change how you experience the first game in a good way.

This story had me on the edge of my seat more than once, and I can honestly say that, despite knowing what happens in the game this is a prequel to, I had no idea how it was going to end.

The first game was one of my favorite visual novels ever. This one is even better<\/i>.