Deep Sleep Trilogy

pound for pound, a tad pricey for an hour of point and click flash games. But still thoroughly enjoyable throughout, just wish each game had a collectable to find as with Deepest Sleep, that was a nice addition.

Spooky and cozy

A fantastic little game, I played this with my 9 year old son and this is a great entry point for starting to get children into horror. The atmosphere is great the puzzles aren't overly obtuse and the art style is charming. A real throw back to the days of flash browser games.

A simple, short, yet effective trilogy of old Flash games. Each game builds into the next one flawlessly, learns from the mistakes of its predecessor, and adds to a greater world and narrative that's easy to enjoy and get lost in, especially with context added in the fourth installment: Deep Sleep: Labyrinth of the Forsaken. Art style and visuals are great and help add to the spooky atmosphere. Puzzles are also very effective. Relatively short, enjoyable, adds to the horror occasionally, and most importantly, lacks any of the completely backwards and alien reasoning found in some of the earliest point-and-click games. Overall, if a trio of polished, short, and actually scary point-and-click games sounds fun to you, then definitely give this trilogy a try. I would even highly recommend this game to people who normally don't enjoy puzzle or point-and-click games, as if you value good worldbuilding and narratives, this trilogy's got a story worth going outside your comfort zone for.

I love this series

good