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I hope the bundle comes out soon... I'm resisting the temptation of buying DMT3, 2 and 1 to see what's new.

I was thinking, the original banner of DMT was:

Can you survive the nightmare of a day

But then Mateusz changed it to:

The Day the Mare stood still

This makes me think, if the mare stood still, its becuase of the lack of nightime, this makes sence, since we never seen Daymare at night, probably we'll never do, I think Daymare Town is under a perputual daytime. Daymare Town semt to have been a Town whose economy was based in marine resources, as they live near the sea, but since the sun became perpetual, all the water of the sea had evaporated by the time, the exponential heat also made the air much less dense, making the water vapours stuck in the bottom, causing what we know as the fog. The star-like symbols are probably representations of the perpetual sun.

Whoa. Makes sense.

Is there a theory compilation on the Daymare Wiki?

wow, cool theory
:O

There is night sky in the first part. Time in the town is somehow... Nonlinear or everything is just different from normal world. Like in a dream, where connection between elements isn't obvious, because details or just surrounding world is only there as an excuse for the surrealistic story brain creates. As someone said: You can't explain irrational things in a rational way. You can't explain dreams in real life terms.

Well, DMT doesn't has a plot, so the point that there's nothing to explain is the most likely of all.

There's technically a plot, I think...it's really subtle however. Almost no plot. But still there.

I think the same. In the first games it's unnoticeable, but in the last games there is a certain sense of "going somewhere".

It may sound funny, said by a person that created daymare theory, but I think there is no point in creating daymare theories. Daymare Town resembles a dream and things in a dream aren't logical. Mostly they are decorations for the story, that is also irrational. In this case there is a nightmare, in which protagonist has irrational desire to leave town, that is seemingly endless (at least until DMT4). Rest is just decoration, and has no meaning, aside from helping protagonist in fulfilling his goal. There are common themes, but nothing is really supposed to make a full, logical picture. It is all built around the protagonist, other people are unimportant.

Daymare Town resembles a dream and things in a dream aren't logical.

reminds about that oldest theories "Basement is a dream" , "Submachine is a dream".
(Mateusz prepares to kill without warning)

I don't think so. DayMare Town is real.
It became real since release of DMT3.