A surrealist experience meant to be enjoyed in a single setting, ENA: Dream BBQ takes place in the same universe as ENA, a series of short YouTube videos that follow the character of ENA. In fact, it was created by the author of those same videos as an interactive ENA experience, and it delivers exactly that.
The game is fairly short, though it isn’t any less enjoyable for it. It has a decent level of replayability, at least for a couple of runs until you 100% the game, and there is additional content that you can unlock by buying the supporter edition upgrade.
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How Long Does it Take to Complete ENA: Dream BBQ?
ENA: Dream BBQ doesn’t hand hold the player, and only takes you along for a short, but funnily bizarre, ride. If you only want to complete the game once, it will take you roughly an hour to an hour and a half to go through the first act.
However, if you’re an achievement-hunting maniac looking to add another game to your 100% collection, it can take you between three and four hours of dedicated gameplay to get all the achievements. If you’re still looking for additional ways to enjoy the game, you could purchase the supporter pack, which gives you access to hidden collectibles that unlock different things, or you can go and watch the ENA YouTube series.
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How Many Chapters Are in ENA: Dream BBQ?
Currently, ENA: Dream BBQ only consists of a single chapter, though there are different routes that the player can take within the chapter, making it worth a few extra runs so that you can fully experience the game.
The steam page for the supporter pack upgrade has a description which details everything included within the game. It further goes on to say the following:
Disclaimer: Supporter Edition does not include access to future chapters of ENA: Dream BBQ.
This seems like a fairly good indication that there will be future chapters in the ENA-verse, though they will likely be paid (similar to Poppy Playtime). Considering the high production time for the first chapter and the quality of the resulting game, having a paid next chapter would be worth it for fans.
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