
Lee sleepwalks on city rooftops, through the local zoo, down into a cavernous crypt, and across an active construction site! It’s up to Lee’s loyal dog Ralph to watch over him, neutralize hazards, and safely guide him home to his bed without waking him up in this hilarious puzzle platformer.
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Languages: English
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This is a classic I loved on the Commodore Amiga. I have had a very quick play and will leave some comments. You play as the faithful hound whose boy is sleep walking. You have to guide him around the map and back to his room, stopping anything from waking him up. You do so by pushing and blocking him and using spacebar to kick him which turns him round or kicks him up in the air. you can also club things by jumping and hitting space on the way down. The Graphics were good for its time, but that was 1993 so expect them to be very basic. It has funny voice acting by Lenny Henry a big comedian at the time. The controls take some getting used to but allow a lot of control and speed tricks once you get used to them. You will die a lot as you figure out what you need to do to get him round the level. It is quite a hard game as most were back then, you will repeat some parts of levels over and over again figuring out and then executing your plan to get him round. The game is not very long as it had good graphics and sound for its time and space was very limited 1993. It runs in Dosbox whichruns the game ok, I did manage to hit the windows key once and when I brought the window back to focus the game was tiny in a corner. Controls I have found so far: Movement: Arrows or numpad arrows Jump: Up Arrow Kick / bash if jumping: space Map: m Pause: Num Lock Die: Escape! I dont think this game has a menu at all
My sister use to sleep walk quite often when she was younger. One time she slept walk onto on coming traffic.
Good game. Classic and funny.
If you happen to have fond memories of this then you might enjoye it since the port itself seems very good. I found the game itself to be an agonizing exercise in frustration. If you ever played Lemmings and thought "This game would be better if there were just one Lemming and the game itself were a sack of hairy balls" then this one is for you
Quite terrible game, I don't see how people could enjoy it even in the past.
The most annoying game in the world... SLEEP walker. Again I say that those type of old games should be free, they can't and will not age well and you'll prob buy it just for nostalgia.
A good old Amigagame, with the sense of humour which entertained pple decades ago. well i only recommend this game for retrofans but maybe there r other pple who like it
Sleepwalker – A Fun but Frustrating Puzzle Platformer Sleepwalker is one of those games that sounds simple but quickly turns into a test of patience and precision. You play as a dog named Ralph, tasked with guiding your sleepwalking owner, Lee, through increasingly hazardous levels. Lee is utterly oblivious to the chaos around him, which means you’re constantly rushing to protect him from dangers like moving vehicles, deep pits, and hostile creatures. The gameplay feels like a mix of puzzle-solving and reaction-based platforming. Every level requires you to think ahead to ensure Lee survives, but the game doesn’t give you much room for error. The difficulty ramps up quickly, and since you’re essentially managing two characters at once (one directly and one indirectly), things can feel overwhelming. The controls are responsive, but sometimes the precision required can get frustrating—expect to replay sections multiple times. What stands out is the humor and charm of the game. The animations are great, and there’s a slapstick vibe to watching Ralph scramble to save Lee from yet another disaster. However, the difficulty and trial-and-error nature might put off players who prefer a more forgiving experience. For me, it’s a solid puzzle-platformer with a unique concept, but the sheer amount of frustration makes it a "play once and move on" type of game. If you have the patience and enjoy quirky ideas, it’s worth a shot. If not, you might find yourself shouting at the screen more than laughing.
Within ten minutes I began running into performance issues and I'm not intelligent enough or persistent enough to troubleshoot dosbox to find the cause, if it's even addressable.
I played this game when I was a kid, I was a huge fan of oceans software. Played a ton of their games! This is a classic sensational game! Enjoy a short few hours of frustration of what it felt like playing this game back in 1993!
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