Sentences written about this title, gathered by type from the Japanese and English Wikipedia articles (as of 2026-8-30).
Electronic Gaming Monthlys four reviewers described the game as "Rescue Rangers in a dream world" and praised its pastel-style graphics, concepts, gameplay, frenetic action and constant challenge.
GamePros The Unknown Gamer praised the title for its visuals, sound, gameplay, fun factor and challenge.
Hobby Consolas José Luis Sanz gave positive remarks to the colorful and high-quality visuals, sound, gameplay and originality, but noted its difficulty and criticized the scrolling for being occasionally faulty.
Player Ones Christophe Delpierre highly praised Little Nemo: The Dream Master for the colorful graphics, animated characters, sound, well thought-out difficulty progression, longevity, controls and lack of sprite flickering.
Video Games Jan Barysch gave positive remarks to the title's audiovisual presentation, but noted its steep difficulty curve and criticized the controls for being somewhat unresponsive.
Hardcore Gaming 101s Kurt Kalata felt that the ability to ride animals was awkward, due to each one featuring disadvantages, and criticized the key hunting gameplay portion to be annoying.
Hobby Consolas José Luis Sanz gave positive remarks to the colorful and high-quality visuals, sound, gameplay and originality, but noted its difficulty and criticized the scrolling for being occasionally faulty.
Player Ones Christophe Delpierre highly praised Little Nemo: The Dream Master for the colorful graphics, animated characters, sound, well thought-out difficulty progression, longevity, controls and lack of sprite flickering.
Video Games Jan Barysch gave positive remarks to the title's audiovisual presentation, but noted its steep difficulty curve and criticized the controls for being somewhat unresponsive.
In 2009, IGN placed the title on their "Top 100 NES Games" list at #68, but remarked that "the game's advanced difficulty level no doubt took some unsuspecting youngsters by surprise.
Electronic Gaming Monthlys four reviewers described the game as "Rescue Rangers in a dream world" and praised its pastel-style graphics, concepts, gameplay, frenetic action and constant challenge.
In 2009, IGN placed the title on their "Top 100 NES Games" list at #68, but remarked that "the game's advanced difficulty level no doubt took some unsuspecting youngsters by surprise.
Bowen also wrote that the game belonged in "the second tier of Capcom licensed games" alongside Adventures in the Magic Kingdom.
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