Mr. Sleepy Man

WHAT IT DO WHAT IT BE,IT'S YA BOY FORSAKEN WANDERER BACK AGAIN FOR ANOTHER FAST FOOD REVIEW - Mr Sleepy Man. I must say I'm impressed by the quality of the game. Let me go over the two negatives I have so far (not finished the game yet) - Camera movement is a bit painful, I think patches have made it better, and I am using a mouse so that probably doesn't help, but when I first starting playing it did give me motion sickness because it moves in a bit of a weird way. You get used to it. -I wish there were more areas. I've not finished the game but I got the achievement for getting all pillows so I assume I've seem all the major areas. There is really only 4 main areas and none of them are that large. But, this is not a standard 3d platformer, it's kind of a point n click adventure game mixed with a 3d platformer where a lot of the gameplay is solving puzzles, and there are often multiple ways to accomplish things, which is quite fun. Fun game, catchy music, I thought this may turn into one of those creepy pasta type games but it hasn't so far which i'm glad for, so i recommend, a good price for the hours you get out of it too. what a glaze huh. it's worth a buy my nagga

Not for me. I really didn’t like the weird and obscure art style, and I can easily see it putting some people off. The biggest problem is the confusing structure and lack of direction. A lot of the time I had no idea where I was supposed to go, what I was supposed to do, whether I was going the right way, or if I needed to backtrack. Even the smaller objectives can be unnecessarily unclear and tedious. One example is the sewer section where you have to move a giant piece of cheese through the area for the giant baby rat without letting it fall into the water, all for one of the dream collectibles. Sections like that feel like they drag on and waste your time. The camera can also become a problem by hiding behind objects during platforming, which is especially annoying in sections where you need precise movement and can easily die. Some of the later platforming gets frustrating as well. The story is hard to follow (because it is weird not difficult or something), there is way too much dialogue and NPC yapping, and I often just wanted characters to stop talking so I could continue playing. I also hated the music and muted it very quickly, and later the game even has several music-video-style gameplay sections that really weren’t for me. Some of the voice acting, especially Teefy early on, also became annoying. I made it around halfway through before getting bored and ended up watching a speedrun on yt to see the rest of the game.

[h1] Lost in Dreams [/h1] Mr Sleepy Man is a bizarre and creative 3D Collectathon that calls back to The Games of the N64 and GameCube (you know which ones, Lord knows there weren't that many), combining aspects of the classics in a genuinely interesting fashion while adding a lot of extremely cool modern touches to make something truly unique. You play as a strange, sleepwalking little gremlin, who ventures out into a strange and off-putting world of dreams and nightmares with a mission to cause havoc and mayhem while collecting a bunch of shiny objects whose purpose is not immediately clear. The game drops you into its setting with very little in the way of explanation or purpose, letting the player piece together the nature of the quest for themselves. As you begin to piece things together, the story that reveals itself is engaging and surprisingly deep. The game does some really cool and at times quite left me rather shaken. Gameplay is wonky, but fun. There's plenty of movement tech to master and a lot of things to find, though much of it is optional. The main path took me around 8 hours to beat, but I imagine a more thorough sweep could add another two or three hours to that count. The controls are floatier that I would have liked and the camera can be a hassle to wrangle. Moreover, a few of the puzzle solutions were rather counterintuitive (which fits the dreamlike atmosphere, I suppose). The tone, story and visual style are also very much a matter of taste. Some people might like the purposefully ugly, Adult Swim visuals, but for me they were a big turn-off. It's a testament to the game's creative ideas and hook that I kept going until the end. Mr Sleepy Man is a very strange experience indeed, and while I didn't love it, I would still highly recommend it. Give it a try and expect the unexpectable.

Epic. as a platformer game is not so good. Some section are too challenging. bad control in air does not help. backflip. It get triggereg all the time, but fail when you need it. After some point you get stuck. No clue how to progress.

I have to say I am not disappointed <3 I'm wanting to be a game developer myself and seeing all you've done really does inspires me <3 <3 <3 <3 <0.0< <(0.0)> >0.0> , I will say tho the one of the boss fights was easy to cheese ;3

OMG he is such a lil sleepy buddy baby ?! Jokes aside, I quickly felt the desire to give this game a positive review as it has immediately delighted me with its humor, art style and direction. The gameplay, to me, also felt satisfying both in discovering the moves the snoozy hero can do and seeing just how bouncy and responsive he reacts to inputs. In true Mr. Sleepy Man fashion, do note that I have written this here review way past my bedtime !