Someday

About

Someday is a low-key dream exploration game where you follow Itsuki Inoue trapped in his apartment during a relentless typhoon. With no way to reach the outside world, he passes time by entering surreal dreamscapes to untangle his thoughts. Each sleep cycle drops you into abstract environments filled with cryptic symbols and floating objects. You wander these shifting spaces collecting fragments that hint at his anxieties and memories while a small doll watches from his window. Minimal dialogue and environmental storytelling keep the focus on mood and discovery. The game’s stripped-down approach leans into its Yume Nikki roots with simple navigation and eerie silence broken only by rain sounds. Its 90-minute runtime and minimalist visuals didn’t stop it from gathering a small but dedicated following on niche forums. Players praise its ability to evoke loneliness and introspection through empty rooms and half-formed landscapes. Not much happens but the quiet persistence of the storm and the doll’s unblinking stare stick with you long after.