Clicking on the face next to the inventory brings up the game's menu, but unfortunately there is only one save slot. The interface is very simple, with an inventory appearing when you move the cursor to the top of the screen and mouse buttons used for looking at and manipulating objects. There isn’t any voice acting, so all spoken text is shown on screen with a different color for each character. Because the whole game takes place in the late evening, the scenes are rather dark, but never so dark that you have difficulties making out the objects. Almost all the animation you see is accompanied by proper sound effects, and the gameplay is accompanied by soothing string and flute music. Much attention has been given to making the environment lively: fire crackles in the fireplace and gives the room irregular lighting like a real fire does, the clock's pendulum swings back and forth like it should, leaves rustle in the garden and trees sway in the wind. The forest and village both play important roles in the game as well. Most of the game takes place in and around the inn, which lies at the edge of the forest near the village. It’s a compelling story of a very smart young girl doing things many older kids are incapable of, combined with beautiful artwork and music to form a simple but very well-made freeware adventure gem that you don't often come across.Ĭreamy’s A Night in Berry takes place in France in the 16th century and is presented in colorful hand-painted screens. Lilith soon learns there is a healer amongst the delegation and she uses the special talent her family has in dealing with animals to make the healer help her father. On the evening the game begins, a delegation on its way to the Queen stops by to spend the night. Her father, who lives close by with her grandmother, fell from a horse two days earlier and has been unconscious ever since. Lilith is a seven-year-old girl who lives in her uncle's inn. All these await in this month’s round-up of releases from the freeware scene. Alternatively, you might find yourself trapped in a house of horror, hurry to protect yourself from a zombie horde, or explore a deranged version of the afterlife. Fans of fairy tale creatures can delve into a fantasy forest or learn about the goblins that mess up the human world. You could play a painter in search of inspiration, a little girl seeking help in healing her father, or a motel worker hoping to become an entertainer. This month you can take an ill-fated ride in a flying ship or a surreal journey on a train.

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