>>10379942I suspect something as totally random and inconsistent as dreamzzz works like dazzle camo for autists. Autists need a coherent premise in order to follow along and generate narratives. Something like castle was coherent enough in its set design (this is a castle, this is a wagon, here are the knights, here are the peasants, etc), but open-ended enough in the "purpose" (by that I mean why they are there, and what they are meant for) of these elements that an imaginative narrative can be invented. Contrast that to dreamzzz where it's an ontological shitshow free-for-all, where pointless and incongruent things are smashed together for no reason in particular, and the autist feels the burden of needing to make sense of something which is inherently nonsensical.
