Deep Sleep Trilogy Reviews

Loved these back in the day and still love them today. So happy to be able to directly support small indie developers while getting access to games I might have otherwise forgotten about. Can't wait for Labyrinth of the Forsaken!

Jogo muito bom, com uma historia bem interessante. Poderia ser melhor? sim, ele é curto, e a resolução dele é muito baixa. Mas vale uma tarde para jogar. Você pode zerar ele em menos de 1h e 30min, então é bem rapidinho. Quis explorar tudo e tals, então demorei mais um pouco ksks, é bem baratinho, acredito que vale a pena jogar. e é melhor do que cube escape

"As long as you don't know you are dreaming, you are safe." The Deep Sleep Trilogy is a set of 3 short, point-and-click, horror adventures that are immediate story sequels to each other. They are well written with an interesting plot and a good twist. Definitely worth playing, and to the very end! The puzzles aren't esoteric (none are the style of 'only the creator would possibly know to do this' B.S. frustrating design that plagues too many of these games since the early '90s) but smart and logical. Keypad puzzles have their 4 digital code randomized per gameplay and then clearly discovered. Clever use of a flashlight to illuminate small sections of any dark screens so that you have to move your mouse cursor around. ...And the batteries don't freakishly run out after a short time requiring replacements, as some horror games do unrealistically. Nothing frustrating here, just good games design. Note: each game has a couple of sections that are timed retreats from a monster. However if the monster catches you, the game is extremely forgiving in that you restart just a screen before the monster, so you've lost nothing but a few seconds.

Honestly a banger. It really nails the "horror short story" feeling, and the old-fashioned aesthetic+game-play limitations add to the horror. Definitely not the scariest game I've played, but it was legitimately enjoyable.

Very good games. They're short, have great pixel art, and they're very creepy. None of the puzzles were too hard.

Relics from a bygone era of (flash) gaming. Short, fun and scary point and click adventures revolving around lucid dreaming and shadow people. I took too many benadryl and met the hat-man up close and in person! Only problem is now I owe him $5 :(

A very creepy and eerie experience with very little to it. It's short but sweet (and somewhat scary) and the puzzles are simple enough you wont be on them for too long. But overall this had good horror elements it isn't your typical super loud jumpscare's it does make you feel like you are not alone in this dark dream world. Overall, even off sale this game is super cheap and just a fun game to play to pass the time if you are a horror fan. I kinda want more games like this and will be adding it to my list of things to look out for :)

A fragment of 2010's internet that should have died along with the Flash player. The puzzles are generic and the interesting concept of getting stuck in a lucid dream goes nowhere. Can't say I hated it, but charging money for what was a free browser game 15 years ago is wrong.

Super interesting game, love the references and connections to their other games which I would also recommend. Bit frustrating at times because of the controls.

A great blast from the Flash game era. 9/10 The pixels are so hard to see in this dark game.