
What began as a fun dream has turned into a waking nightmare. Now trapped in your room, you are stalked by a relentless demon. You must keep it at bay. Your only way through this nightmare? Close your eyes... and go to sleep.
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In this original point-and-click horror game, you play as a young teen whose dream has twisted into a terrifying nightmare. Now locked inside your bedroom, you must fend off your demon and survive the night until your alarm wakes you up.
Unfortunately, that won’t be anytime soon.

Whether by subconscious intent or simple bad luck, you’ve set your alarm for much later than usual. That means you would have to endure several long, agonizing hours. Emphasis on would, because as long as you sleep, those hours will turn into minutes.
But staying asleep that long won’t be easy.

A terrifying demon, formed from the guilt and regret buried within your mind, is stalking you.
It’s goal: making your sleep permanent.
With only a flashlight as your single source of light and the few objects within your room, you must keep it away. Shut it out, flash it, or hide from it, but be warned: if you keep your eyes closed for too long, it will seize that moment to attack.
Thankfully, you’re not entirely alone. You have a helping hand.

Meet Nubby, a simple plush gifted to help you sleep better. No matter what happens, they’ll do their best to alert you for any new dangers lurking while you sleep.
So with all this in mind, close your eyes… and Go To Sleep.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal
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Hours played at review time, across 38 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Trying to spoiler tag some things so that I don't immediately spoil some of the later parts of the night, dunno how it works. I think the game is really great so far and I definitely recommend this to people, but I do have a couple of small gripes with it myself (because no game is perfect), which has lead me to take a break and stop playing for a bit, it may just be a skill issue since I've only had a bit more than an hour of playtime. Currently I'm pretty hard stuck at around [spoiler] 5 AM [/spoiler], where the monster seems to just become too aggressive to be able to sleep for longer than 3-5 minutes, often I even get that little sleep that I don't skip any time at all, which I'm not expecting to get a ton of sleep, but the occasional 10-15 minute rest would be nice to make the game feel a tiny bit shorter and make me feel like I'm actually making progress. The animations do feel a little stiff at times, especially with the intro cut scene of the monster contorting in what looks like to be a bathroom? But it's nothing that bothers me too much because y'know, you aren't some AAA studio. The character seems to always go back to bed on the left side (facing the bed) which feels a little dumb to me as that's an extra like 2 seconds [spoiler] as far as I can tell when you come back from the closet, which feels mildly punishing just for going to the closet.[/spoiler] Flashing [spoiler] the closet seems to do nothing? It was introduced at around 4am but never had any proper explanation or an easy guess on what exactly it does, my only guess is to see if the monster is inside or gone, but you can easily discern that by the noises it makes? [/spoiler] At times losing feels unavoidable which may just be a skill issue on my part, as I've had all 3 places at once (demon at all places within around 2 seconds) have the evil demon of doom which has lead me to get killed in ways I can't seem to avoid, from my understanding the biggest priority is door, [spoiler] closet and then bed since it seems to take a lot longer to get me from the bed. [/spoiler] Having it spawn in all 3 places within an extremely short time frame (think 1-3 seconds), so I deal with the other 2 and before I can even finish the second one, it gets me from [spoiler] the bed? [/spoiler] I feel like there needs to be a minimum delay that decreases as the night goes on between the demon going to a certain place, because at the moment it feels way too overwhelming (at least for me) that he can spawn in all 3 places at once and not allow me to get any sleep. This of course may just be me tunnel visioning and not seeing blatant hints that you've tried to give throughout the night, I wouldn't be surprised, especially considering my hours on the game and the fact that I don't play games like these often. The game is really nice though, overall I really do enjoy the theme and the gameplay, but I do think that unless I'm a genuine idiot and not seeing blatantly things I have to do, the rate at which it attacks makes it feel a bit artificially difficult past around 4 am? You can call me a idiot if I've missed something blatant though, I don't mind.
highly recommend if you love FNAF this was a 10/10 experience.
bruh they keep touching me, tell them to back off devs :(
Good game. I recommend 5/5. The game play is good. Definitely got scared, good jump scares, pretty intense at moments. Cant wait to try out all the jump scares and monsters.
i love the game its good xd
Great game! Fresh take on horror games. Smooth bug-free experience out the box. Highly recommended!
I want to recommend this game so badly, but I just can't. As the night goes on it keeps piling on more and more monsters for you to look for, which then causes points where every single one was triggered at the same time, causing a lose lose situation. To add to it, the "invisible" monster mechanics make no sense on how to properly get rid of it, leading to an auto end over with just that one alone showing up. Highly recommend the tag team up that happens after 5am especially to be patched, or just create a difficulty setting because it became hair pulling to even want to keep going. As someone who is often playing only nightmare mode on games, this tag team from the demons wasn't even nightmare, it was just exhausting and not worth it.
Go to sleep es una historia breve pero realmente significativa en cuestión de contar una vivencia ya sea personal o ficticia. La modalidad del juego me recuerda mucho a FNAF 4 (Los nightmare si no estoy mal) no obstante, su gameplay es realmente único, da una sensación abrumadora con el pico de dificultad que tiene y el ambiente en el cuál se enfoca (la oscuridad) logra realmente su objetivo, hacerte sentir inmerso en el papel del protagonista que necesita aguantar la noche contra lo que se encuentra acechándolo. Es un juego amigable tanto para jugadores experimentados como para gente nueva que busque entretenerse durante unas 2 horas aproximadas en acabar este juego. Y sin duda ver la creación y los detalles que dan una atmósfera de terror única, es algo que maravilla a la vista e inspiración para creadores de videojuegos indies. En conclusión, vale la pena totalmente la pena para pasar el rato y sumergirte en una pequeña historia de terror en la que puedes proyectarte a ti mismo. 🏵️
Honestly extremly fun game, mechanics feel polished, the animations look great, the art style is amazing, my only problem is that it wasnt really that scary i get easily scared of horror games and it only scared me once in my entire playthrough cause i forgot about the bed monster, i definitely recommend the game but the price for the ammount of content is a bit too high but i understand it I will surely be looking out for future releases!
very peak
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