Somnipathy Reviews

Been really enjoying the art and music of the world of Somnipathy! So far it's been fun making my way through the world and learning more about it. Definitely give this one a try!

This game has an amazing creepy aesthetic that combined with an intriguing mystery makes me want to really dive in more. Seriously I can't stress enough how beautiful the music and art are and how well that adds to the vibe. Highly recommended.

Don't sleep on this one. Atmospheric game exploring a creepy nightmare house, solving puzzles and avoiding monsters. This isn't really a 'dungeon crawler' per se - while there's a dungeon with some combat it isn't the real focus and your options for fighting are fairly limited. You alternate between doing dungeon stuff at night and normal world stuff during the day, and to progress and solve puzzles you'll need to use things in both areas. Overall I'm a couple hours in and it's pretty fun, would have played more today but a transformer blew on my street so the power went out lol

This game is rich experience with interesting characters, beautiful art, and a compelling story. It's the kind of game that will keep you engaged and pique your curiosity. The game is dark and creepy psychologically and a way that feels purposeful. This is one of the few horror games that I have played where the main character, Aggy, is relatable. I can't wait to see more from these developers! Great job!

Really enjoying this game. Great writing, fun art style, and engaging game play. Definitely recommend this one!

Aggy is terrifying relatable, I too am deeply in need of sleep. And the stuff in her life is all very familiar, almost like I lived it before. Loved the art and the music, too, just a really great experience.

This is an odd one in a good way. The pointin and clickin part is solid. The story is pretty intriguing but its missin' voice actin' to really bring it to life. I quite dig the art design. Not a bad effort. Sample gameplay: https://youtu.be/5n1qYx7piCw

Very enjoyable point and click adventure - fun concept, nice pixel art, and witty dialogue! Looking forward to playing this through - but wanted to drop a good review here to shout out this developer for a job well done!

This game is a lot of fun. It's not the gory or the "oh no it's gonna kill me" type horror which I am not a fan of, it's more of the slow-burn "what is going on here?" kind of horror that I LOVE. The puzzles you need to solve are simple enough, and even though they all take place in a dreamscape they thankfully don't involve any "moon logic". I've been following and playing this game since the demo was released about a year ago and it's clear to me that these guys want to make sure to put out a great experience, constantly tweaking it when they notice things that can be made better. I can't wait to hop in and play it some more!

I want to start by just going through some of my favorite things so far without giving any spoilers. I gotta say after playing for about 6 hours I enjoy this game even more than I did the demo. When you first start Aggy's story you'll be pulled in by the captivating sprite art, and kept in by a super creepy antagonist. Somnipathy has a gripping and original story. The point and click challenges have a tough yet really fun difficulty level and the puzzles feel like something from the classic RE games. The characters that you interact with are so memorable and really make you look forward to the next time you see them. Each run will be its own unique challenge which makes it hard to put down. The music throughout each section I've explored has really helped build a dark and creepy vibe. Except the shop music which will either have you dancing or psyched up for your next heat. Favorite thing though is how this game can teach you to be a better person outside the game as well. Hats off to the dev team for that one.