DreamHack Reviews

The stream was smooth overall, and the video quality held up well. The chat did lag a little here and there, but nothing too annoying. Overall, I had a good experience

I mostly went for the creator and influencer meetups, i left feeling let down. The lines were confusing, the time slots felt rushed, and a lot of the staff didn’t seem to know what was going on. For how much I paid, I barely got any real time at the meetups...

When I first arrived, I felt welcome right away, which made a good first impression. As the day went on, it was clear the code of conduct was being taken seriously, and I appreciated that. I just think it would’ve helped if the rules had been explained a bit more clearly at the start.

I grabbed a hoodie and a cap from dreamhack.com and I’m happy overall. The selection wasn’t massive, but there were around enough cool options to find something I liked. The quality feels solid, and the print still looks clean after about one wash. Shipping took a little longer than I expected, but not a huge deal. I’d probably order again.

Well... I watched some of the DreamHack stuff online, and overall it was fine. The video quality was solid most of the time, looked clean enough, and I didn’t really have much trouble with lag.

The audio was the main thing that kept bugging me. At some points the crowd or game sounds were way too loud, and then the casters would suddenly feel too quiet, so I kept having to mess with the volume.

It wasn’t a bad watch by any means, but it didn’t feel super smooth either. I’d say 3 stars is about right

well... we had a booth at DreamHack, and overall it went well. The crowd was solid, plenty of people stopped by to check things out, and the staff were friendly whenever we needed a hand.

The setup info could’ve been a bit clearer, though. We had to ask around a couple of times to figure things out, and the Wi-Fi wasn’t great. Still, it was a good event for us and definitely worth doing again.

I thought the panels were fun overall, though they felt a little rushed at times. That said, I might’ve just been tired from running around all day, so maybe that’s on me. The workshops were really useful and helped a lot

I brought my younger child here thinking it would be fun for different ages, but it didn’t really feel like a family-friendly spot. It was loud and crowded, and a lot of the activities seemed geared more toward older teens or adults. As a parent, I felt like I had to stay extra alert the whole time, which made it more stressful than enjoyable. It may be a good place if you’re into gaming and don’t mind the chaos, but I wouldn’t recommend it for families with younger kids

I joined an event on dreamhack and, the admin side was kind of frustrating. The rules didn’t feel super clear to me, updates seemed to come in late, and I wasn’t always sure who I was supposed to ask when something changed. The event itself probably could’ve been fun, but the way it was handled made it more stressful than I expected. As a player, it felt a bit disorganized and maybe even unfair at times. I don’t think I’d sign up again unless they improve the communication

Buying the tickets and getting registered was mostly smooth, but there was a brief moment of suspense after checkout when I couldn’t immediately find my info. For a minute, I felt like I was on a quest for lost confirmation details, but thankfully everything showed up and worked fine in the end

I stayed overnight in the camping area it was disappointing. It was way too noisy, the toilets got gross really quickly, and I barely slept at all. What annoyed me even more was that the terms seemed to change from what I thought I’d agreed to, and nobody really explained it clearly. When I asked staff a few questions, they didn’t seem to know much or couldn’t give straight answers. For what I paid, I expected at least some basic comfort and organization, but it just felt chaotic.

My first impression of dreamhack was good. I was expecting the entry lines to be a hassle, but they moved way faster than I thought, and the signs around the venue made it easy to figure out where to go. The staff I talked to were friendly and helpful too, which made things feel a lot less chaotic. Some areas did get really packed, and the food lines were definitely slower than I’d like, but overall I had a great time and I’d go again.

I went to dreamhack and the event itself was a good time, but the app made things more annoying than it needed to be. The schedule was slow to load and sometimes seemed to show outdated info, unless I was just missing something? I ended up missing a signing I actually wanted to check out, which was disappointing.

The map was also a bit confusing, and the notifications either showed up late or didn’t come through at all. For such a big event, you’d think the app would be more reliable, right? Hopefully they fix it before the next one.

I did the cosplay at DreamHack and had a good time once things got going. The staff I talked to were nice and the stage setup was really cool. But after I paid, I started feeling a bit unsure because the signup and check-in process was confusing, and I ended up waiting around without really knowing what was happening. It kind of made me question if everything was being handled properly. Overall it wasn’t a bad experience, I just wish it had been more organized.

I blame my friend for dragging me along, but i ended up having a really good time. The tickets felt reasonably priced, and I never got that annoying feeling like I’d been ripped off. Fun experience overall.

The venue just felt really dirty. By the afternoon the bathrooms were already gross, there was trash all over the place, and the hand sanitizer stations were empty, like, I get it was busy, but still. I wasn’t expecting it to feel that neglected

The site looks good and loaded without any issues for me, but I did have to dig around a bit to find event details and ticket info. On mobile, a few pages felt kind of cluttered too. I think it’s only fair to make important info easy for everyone to access, especially when people are trying to plan or buy tickets...

I don’t remember every little detail, but what stuck with me was that the staff were good to deal with and the emails were mostly clear. A smooth experience overall.

I don’t remember every little detail, but the main thing that stuck with me is the internet kept dropping over and over. When it worked, I guess it was fine, but I couldn’t even play half the time because the connection would just cut out.

I was hoping for a warmer vibe, but the community felt cold to me. Compared to other places I’ve been where people are more friendly and easy to talk to, this one just didn’t have that same welcoming energy. The entertainment was okay, but kind of meh and not really enough to make up for the overall atmosphere