《Dreamin’ Her -我夢見了她。》（日文原名：僕は、彼女の夢を見る。）是由遊戲團隊LIFE0繼《Seven Days》與《LOST:SMILE》之後推出的第三款作品，結合戀愛、神秘與輕度驚悚元素的視覺小說（Visual Novel）。本作由插畫家 Miko 負責美術設計，劇本則由Major Tom執筆，以細膩的情感描寫與帶有超自然色彩的敘事風格，描繪一段在夢境與現實交錯之間逐漸崩解又重構的青春戀曲。

在基本設定與劇情架構上，以高中三年級的夏天為舞台，主角五十嵐蒼過著被升學壓力壓得喘不過氣的日子。他在母的期望下埋首於考試準備，逐漸失去對生活的熱情，甚至連原本熱愛的小說創作也陷入瓶頸。唯一能帶給他慰藉的，是青梅竹馬七瀨未來的陪伴。然而，這份微弱的光芒卻在某一天突然熄滅——未來毫無理由地疏遠他，使蒼的精神狀態迅速崩潰。就在他陷入自我懷疑與孤獨深淵時，一名神秘少女出現在夢中。她站在一片鋪滿淡粉色沙灘的海邊，外貌與未來極為相似，卻以「架子」之名自稱，對蒼展現出截然不同的溫柔與依戀。隨著劇情推進，夢境開始侵蝕現實，界線逐漸模糊，玩家將陪伴蒼在愛與不安、真實與虛幻之間做出抉擇，最終走向不同命運的結局。

在操作與遊戲系統方面，採用經典的文字冒險玩法，透過閱讀劇情並在關鍵時刻做出選擇來推動故事發展。每一個選項都可能影響角色之間的關係與劇情走向，形成多分支、多結局的結構。遊戲強調沉浸感，採用高解析度 Full HD 畫面，搭配細緻的人物立繪與場景設計，使夢境與現實之間的對比更加鮮明。全程角色語音（主角除外）由實力派聲優演繹，進一步強化情感表現。操作上支援觸控與單手 Joy-Con 遊玩，並提供快進、回溯、訊息跳轉與大量存檔等便利功能，讓玩家能以舒適節奏體驗劇情，同時降低視覺小說常見的操作負擔。

市場評價方面，普遍被認為是一款風格鮮明的「戀愛×異質」作品。評論者多半肯定其在情感描寫上的細膩度，以及夢境侵蝕現實的敘事手法所帶來的不安氛圍，成功營造出一種既溫柔又詭譎的戀愛體驗。角色塑造方面，架子與未來之間若即若離的對照關係，成為玩家討論的焦點之一，也讓劇情更具張力。不過也有部分玩家認為節奏偏慢，且帶有一定心理壓迫感，並不適合單純尋求輕鬆戀愛故事的玩家。整體而言，市場普遍將其視為一款兼具文學氣質與實驗性的視覺小說，在同類型作品中展現出獨特的敘事野心與情感深度。

Dreamin’ Her – I Dreamed of Her (Japanese title: Boku wa, Kanojo no Yume o Miru) is the third title developed by the game studio LIFE0, following Seven Days and LOST:SMILE. It is a visual novel that blends romance, mystery, and light psychological horror elements. Featuring artwork by illustrator Miko and a script written by Major Tom, the game presents a delicately written emotional narrative with a subtle supernatural tone, portraying a coming-of-age love story that gradually unravels and reconstructs itself between dreams and reality.

In terms of its setting and narrative structure, Dreamin’ Her takes place during the summer of the protagonist’s final year of high school. Aoi Igarashi lives under the suffocating pressure of college entrance exams, driven by his mother’s expectations. As he immerses himself in endless studying, he gradually loses his passion for life, and even his once-beloved hobby of writing falls into stagnation. The only solace he finds is in the company of his childhood friend, Mirai Nanase. However, that fragile source of comfort suddenly disappears one day when Mirai begins to distance herself from him without explanation, causing Aoi’s mental state to rapidly deteriorate. Just as he sinks into self-doubt and loneliness, a mysterious girl appears in his dreams. Standing on a beautiful shoreline of pale pink sand, she bears a striking resemblance to Mirai, yet introduces herself as “Kako” and treats Aoi with a warmth and affection completely unlike Mirai’s recent behavior. As the story progresses, dreams begin to seep into reality, blurring the boundaries between the two. Players accompany Aoi as he navigates between love and anxiety, truth and illusion, ultimately making choices that lead to different endings and destinies.

Regarding gameplay and system design, the game adopts a classic text-based adventure format. Players advance the story by reading dialogue and making choices at key moments, with each decision influencing character relationships and narrative outcomes. This creates a branching storyline with multiple routes and endings. The game emphasizes immersion, featuring high-definition Full HD visuals, detailed character illustrations, and carefully crafted backgrounds that enhance the contrast between dream and reality. Full voice acting (excluding the protagonist) performed by experienced voice actors further enriches the emotional experience. In terms of controls, the game supports touchscreen input and single Joy-Con operation, and includes convenient features such as fast-forwarding, rewinding, message log navigation, and extensive save options. These systems allow players to experience the story at a comfortable pace while reducing the typical friction associated with visual novel gameplay.

In terms of reception, Dreamin’ Her is widely regarded as a stylistically distinctive work that blends romance with unsettling, otherworldly elements. Critics generally praise its nuanced emotional writing and its use of dream-reality intrusion as a narrative device, which creates an atmosphere that is both gentle and quietly eerie. The contrasting relationship between Kako and Mirai has become a major point of discussion among players, adding significant tension and depth to the story. However, some players note that the pacing can feel slow and that the psychological tone may be somewhat heavy, making it less suitable for those seeking a lighthearted romance. Overall, the game is often viewed as a visual novel with both literary sensibility and experimental ambition, standing out within its genre for its unique narrative approach and emotional depth.