deadly sins to the game in the form of Ryan's victims. The ending to the booklet Diary of a (Mad?) man was intentionally left ambiguous. Dialog trees were never considered to be part of the game because David Dew did not particularly like the mechanic. In 1995, DreamWeb was refused classification in Australia, due to a rock star showing his penis in the game. Underpants were added to the rock star and the game was resubmitted in the same year for an M rating. Reception The game was reviewed in 1995 in Dragon #215 by Jay & Dee in the "Eye of the Monitor" column. Both reviewers gave the game 1½ out of 5 stars. DreamWeb also received negative 2000s reviews from Austin Boosinger of Adventure Gamers (1½ out of 5 stars), David Tanguay of Adventure Classic Gaming (2 out of 5 stars) and Rosemary Young of the now defunct Quandaryland website (1 out of 5 stars). Positive reviews were given by Tapio Salminen of the Finnish video games magazine Pelit (91 out of 100), Jamie Davies of the now defunct NTSC-uk website (7 out of 10), the French gaming website JeuxVideo (15 out of 20) and the video games magazine Power Play (85% out of 100%). Will Groves reviewed the game for PC Gamer'', and while praising the "atmospheric gameworld" he noted that the game felt "irretrievably old fashioned" concluding that while it was not a bad game it was a style of title that had been done many times before and offered nothing novel. References External links Free download of the game at ScummVM DreamWeb review at NTSC-uk DreamWeb review & screenshots at Adventure Classic Gaming UnExoticA music files page 1994 video games Adventure games Amiga games Amiga 1200 games Cyberpunk video games DOS games Freeware games ScummVM-supported games Point-and-click adventure games Top-down video games Video games about dreams Video games developed in the United Kingdom Single-player video games Empire Interactive games