

VERSE_04 // TRAPPIST-1e
Dream Hackers
Six episodes in the shared dream.
TRAPPIST-1e — a world where the collective unconscious became real. The Dreams Machine lets you infiltrate the dream layers. Each dive takes you deeper. But the dreams fight back. Living nightmares guard every layer.
- Duration
- 1 hour
- Party
- 1–4 players
- Intensity
- Medium
- Best for
- Players who want story with the sprint
Listed session times include setup and turnaround buffer. The experience itself is a bit shorter.
$45per player · Ages 11+
What you'll do
You enter the Dreams Machine and infiltrate the collective unconscious — the shared dream space of all humanity. Each of the six episodes takes you deeper into a different dream realm. You'll explore ancient temples, navigate alien cities, solve puzzles that bend the rules of reality, and fight nightmares that guard each layer. The story unfolds across all six episodes — each one ends with a revelation that makes you need to know what happens next.
What it feels like
This is the most visually spectacular experience in the catalog. Every episode is a work of art — environments so detailed and immersive that players forget to fight because they're busy looking around. The storytelling is cinematic — it feels like being inside a movie. Between the puzzles, the combat, and the story reveals, this is the experience that creates the most conversation after the headset comes off.
Who it's for
Story lovers. Puzzle enthusiasts. People who want beauty and wonder, not just action. Couples on date night. Anyone who's ever wanted to explore a world that couldn't exist in reality. Also perfect for players who tried Colony Olympus or Frozen City and want something completely different.
The moment everyone remembersThe end of each episode. The revelation. The cliffhanger. The immediate question: "When can we do the next one?"
This is a saga. Each episode is a complete experience, but the story connects all six. Most players who complete Episode 1 book Episode 2 before they leave.
- 6 episodes — a saga that brings you back again and again
- Cinematic PCVR quality — the best visuals in the lineup
- Story-driven adventure with puzzles and combat
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