
What dreams are made of is the stuff of nightmares in this new point-and-click adventure. Delve deep into realms both fantastical and terrifying, and use the power of lucid dreaming to solve puzzles, explore, and contend with eerie adversaries in your search for the brother you thought had died.
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Amy’s brother is dead. She hadn't even seen him in years.
Thomas has always been a little eccentric. Obsessed with lucid dreaming and the concept of other worlds. All a little too fantastical for a small town vet like Amy herself.
But then Amy comes across his journals. And what at first seems like the ramblings of a troubled mind slowly begin to seem more and more plausible. Maybe her brother was right about everything. And maybe, just maybe… he isn’t actually dead.
Deep Sleep: Labyrinth of the Forsaken is a point-and-click horror adventure from veteran developer scriptwelder, and a standalone entry into the cult classic Deep Sleep series. Guide Amy deeper into the world of dreams, using the power of her mind to shape her surroundings and overcome challenges and puzzles. Explore landscapes both beautiful and terrifying in your search to uncover the truth about her brother.
But there’s a darkness lurking within the mazes of these other worlds. It knows Amy is there. And it’s very, very interested in finding her.
The game features the exploration, atmosphere, narrative, and puzzles you've come to expect and love while also adding in a sneakily complex turn-based combat system, many items to be looted and used in various ways, and a skill tree to help you overcome these nightmarish challenges.
Solve puzzles and defeat foes using the ability to shape Amy’s dreams around her
Explore nightmarish and otherworldly environments with elements of randomized design
Improve and unlock new skills for Amy to help keep her alive and make her stronger
Encounter bizarre and dangerous beings who could be friend, foe… or both
Multiple endings and secrets to find, if you survive the beings hunting you
A brand new soundtrack from composer Christopher Carlone
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Languages: English, Polish
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tanto la jugabilidad como la historia son 10/10. (tener en cuenta que hay muchas referencias a los juegos pasados del creador, asi que recomiendo jugarlos antes. estos serian los deep sleep y dont scape originalmente hechos para navegador a excepcion del dont scape 4 si no me equivoco)
For the most part, I had a great time with this game. I liked the art, the music, the gameplay, and the overall plot. It was a lot of fun and my only problem with the game is definitely subjective. It felt that as I got closer and closer to the end, there was more and more exposition and the balance of the game tilted much much too far towards dialogue and plot info. The pacing just felt out of whack towards the end and every time I thought the game was about to end, there was somehow *more* to it. Having more of a fun game isn't necessarily a bad thing, but with the tilt towards just reading the game and less of playing it, it was definitely mixed. But even with that problem, I can't say that I didn't enjoy the game a lot overall.
Really cool story with great atmosphere, does a good job of tying in previous scriptwelder games. Combat is a bit too punishing on tactical because you just run out of focus near the end of some levels if you accidentally fought someone instead of running (but on the other hand it feels pretty intense). If you go onto story mode, combat is extremely easy. Most of the puzzles were kind of easy and not super interesting (although there was some cool cross-dream stuff where you can unlock cool weapons if you can imagine the correct object). Overall I would say get this game if you like exploration games with creepy vibes
what a gorgeous game, another 10/10 game from scriptwelder
Puzzles, combats and interesting oneiric themed story.
Amazing game, Sometime in the future I would like to make a game like this :D
In searching through Steam for "dreams, dreamer" and looking up other games about dreams....there are a lot of stinkers. This one is very good
I recently replayed this devs old flash games and decided to check out if they ever got around to a bigger project, and it did NOT disappoint! This game has built lore off those nostalgic games and created something bigger and better! The combat adds a bit of difficulty and stakes that elevates the feeling of the Deep Sleep series. This installment plays from a different perspective than the old 2d scenes from the past that at first I was wary of, but it's great. This game plays better with a controller which is a departure from the point and click I've come to expect and it's well done. Great writing, story telling, pacing. I am so glad Scriptwelder kept at it, so cool!!!!!
Good game overall. Story is interesting even without previous knowledge of the deep sleep trilogy and don't escape series, and the atmosphere of the game is phenomenal. Puzzles and level design are interesting. The turn-based combat was alright, once you understand the combat and get the damage upgrades it's fun, but you can also play it on a mode that trivializes combat too.
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