
A 1 to 4 player Y2K dream-exploration game. Free your imaginary friends trapped to eternal sleep by the goddess Mama. Collect cursed items and use weapons to face the monsters in Mama's dreams.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 1.14/day in the week to Aug 31 → 3.86/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 24 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 9 places towards #1, and the 2,404 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
During a sleepover you find yourself in the depths of a goddess’ dream, the eternally hungry Mama. Survive the dangers of the dreamworlds with firearms and powerful masks that permanently alter your abilities. The price to pay for leaving is simple, return with cursed objects you’ve gathered during your exploration. Or your life.
Learn the mysteries of the ethereal and investigate your surroundings with your handy flip-phone. Through it, you can analyze cursed objects that provide beneficial or bothersome powers. When back inside the safety of the house, check the computer room where you can find information on the life forms, curses, and items you have encountered.
- 1 to 4 player co-op
- Explore 6 different procedurally generated dreamworld types
- 12 NPCs to find and wake up
- Sniper rifles, famas’, chainsaws and more to slay enemies
- Powerful items that can double your jump, heal team mates, reflect incoming damage, and more!
- Find and document your travels in the computer room
- Discover the mysteries as to why Mama has trapped you in the dreamworlds
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круто что хотя бы здесь я могу показать маме фак приятная lowpoly игрушка, с приятной музыкой. моментами через-чур для меня цветастая. приятно поиграть после работы. геймплей не сильно разнообразный, по этому легко задушиться. так же были проблемы со спасёнными друзьями, пришлось удалять файл (смотрите руководство) и заново проходить по мирам и всех спасать. как я поняла проблема эта частая. буду наблюдать за обновлениями 10 целоваторов из 10
Mama's Sleeping Angels is a very weird game, but it brings a fresh take on the Lethal Company/R.E.P.O./YapYap kind of games, which are the kind of games that I typically don't enjoy all that much passed a few times playing them. Yet, after getting all the Achievements for Mama's Sleeping Angels, it's honestly something that I want to see more from. I really, really like this one. The game is very jarring at first, as the dreams are very dream-like and weird. But once you understand how the game flows, it's really fun and the exploration is quite fulfilling. How the game works; - Load into a dreamscape, and collect items that have Curses tied to them within a time limit and bring them back to Mama in order to feed her. - Curses are random, and variate between mild disruptions (such as breathing/laughing happening around you), to Violent Curses that can kill you. - Find Masks that give you Buffs (such as Double Jump, Levitation, etc.) - Find Places of Interest that have Imaginary Friends, talk to them and wake them up from the dream upon feeding Mama enough Curses in order to get more Passive Buffs from the Imaginary Friends. The game has more secrets and cosmetics to collect beyond what I mentioned, which a lot of are very goofy and charming. This is a hidden gem kind of game. If you happen to stumble upon Mama's Sleeping Angels, I'd definitely pick it up with a friend or two and just get lost in it together. Definitely more than worth the purchase and time spent.
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Languages: English, Russian, Spanish - Latin America, Portuguese - Brazil
Hours played at review time, across 228 reviews with recorded playtime.
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This game is like a weirdcore Y2K walking simulator mixed with Lethal Company. I'd honestly be will to pay double what this game is going for as I've already put hours into it.
This game is wild, it's one of the best extraction-horror type games I've played in recent times. The immediate aspect of the game that really stands out is the visual style, it is incredibly bizarre and doesn't really acknowledge how insane everything looks and behaves, rather it just presents everything as it is. It creates a very discombobulating introduction, when I started playing the tutorial, I genuinely had no idea what I was doing and my friend I was playing with explained it to me as we played; I would almost call that a con for the game, but I really love when a game doesn't bother explaining much directly, or explains through odd phrasing like this game. The game plays kind of like Lethal Company and related games, but there are a lot of key differences. For one, the maps are very unlike most other games of this style, they're usually wide open and contain main structures that are obvious from a distance, every map is randomly generated and sometimes have modifiers that change them slightly, there are always two main structures per map where you can find a friend and usually a pile of items. There are a few maps that follow the more enclosed structure of other games, but the majority are open ended maps that have smaller structures within. Each map has unique creatures that make you approach things differently; for example, the industrial map which has these glowing angels which hover around the edges of the map and snipe you, there is a lower area where you can get cover, but it is usually flooded with these creepy ass porcelain creatures that get super aggressive when you get close. Then there are the items, which adds another unique aspect to the game, nearly every item has its own "curse" that you can scan to learn about. There are somewhere in the range of 40 curses or something and they're well balanced. Some are funny, some are disorienting, and some are dangerous. Depending on the curse, items can be worth significantly more on top of its existing value. The game is generally less exponentially brutal than other games of a similar type, I find Lethal Company to become incredibly difficult after just a few runs, but this game makes it less casually punishing and even likes to give you more means to progress. Instead of runs that become almost comically flooded with enemies after 5 days, it does spawn more enemies, but gives you many more weapons to deal with them. The quotas also don't rise as steeply, which is more fun to me since it continues to challenge you without cutting you short. The game also gives you masks that give you buffs that last for the rest of the run, like double jumps, faster sprint, better eyesight in dark areas, etc. The goal of the game is to release all of your friends from the dream by finding them across all of the maps and accumulating curse points. Your friend unlocks do last across a save, so even if you lose a run, you won't lose any of your friends so there's no pressure to free them all within a single run. There is also the progression of getting skins, which you get through completing certain tasks which are outlined in a computer terminal which you can use to read about all enemies, curses, and some lore. Really fun game, I definitely recommend picking it up if you enjoy these types of games, it's one of the best ones I've played. It also has a great soundtrack that perfectly adds to the atmosphere and style of the game, it's usually bizarre, but it can be groovy or melancholic or hard as hell. Check it out!
i'm not very good at all but this game is very fun and the soundtrack pairs with the visuals and gameplay beautifully, like it's easing you into a false sense of security. Game already has plenty to do so don't worry about not having enough to play early on
благодаря визуалу и особенностей лута было не скучно в одиночку, но порой гнетуще. за музыку отдельный респект впервые за столько игр я задумался добавить что-то в <<Любимая игра>>
Very nice game but a bit janky at times ⸜( ❛ᴗ❛ )⸝
Very nice
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