

Dead Night
LTZinc · 2021 · Adventure, Action, Simulation, War, Survival
PC
Positive88% · 24 📉 Recent reviews down 75%
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About Dead Night
Dead Night - is a simple and incredibly hardcore 3D shooter where you have to fight to various monsters alone.
The purpose of the game is non-stopping fights and seeking things you need. There are three large levels including different difficulty degrees. Besides, there are three kinds of monsters that are really anxious to tear you to pieces. Don’t worry about it as you have big weapons arsenal, so you will be able to win. Collect ammos and keys, explore new locations, find medical kits, and kill monsters. You won’t be bored!
The purpose of the game is non-stopping fights and seeking things you need. There are three large levels including different difficulty degrees. Besides, there are three kinds of monsters that are really anxious to tear you to pieces. Don’t worry about it as you have big weapons arsenal, so you will be able to win. Collect ammos and keys, explore new locations, find medical kits, and kill monsters. You won’t be bored!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Dead Night is a psychological survival horror game that channels the atmosphere and design philosophy of classic 1990s horror titles while delivering a tense and deeply unsettling experience built around fear, isolation, and uncertainty. Rather than relying on nonstop jump scares or action-heavy gameplay, the game focuses on creating slow-burning psychological tension through oppressive environments, limited resources, and fragmented storytelling. Inspired heavily by old-school survival horror design, Dead Night captures the feeling of vulnerability that made early horror games memorable while adding its own disturbing tone and mysterious narrative structure. The game immediately establishes an atmosphere of dread through its dark and claustrophobic environments. Players find themselves trapped in a hostile location where every corridor feels unsafe and every unexplored room carries the possibility of danger. The horror is driven more by anticipation than constant action, with silence and environmental details often becoming more frightening than the enemies themselves. This deliberate pacing allows tension to build gradually, making even simple exploration feel stressful and unpr…
Dead Night is and action survival game where you fight off swarms of enemy monsters in a labyrinth style pixel map using a selection of weapons you find throughout your journey. Graphics- terrible Soundtrack- not too good Audience- Teenagers Difficulty- ok Story- No story Game time- it's not to long Price- Its very cheap 3/10
Dead Night is a fun little game where you kill zombies and zombie brutes. I like this game, but it only has 3 levels. I think it would be good if they added more, because this game is fun. There is also only one difficulty, which means you are going to have to play on the difficulty the game gives you. It would be a good idea if they added more difficulty levels. Besides all that, the game is pretty good. I recommend that you play this game.
please god fix the mouse
Can't recommend this game because I can't play this game! For the longest time I wasn't able to even open the game on steam because it seemed some important file was missing (at least that's what the error message I received told me). Months pass and I decided to give it another shot. It works now, huzzah! I start up a NewGame and I encounter a new list of bugs that make the game once again unplayable: - Mouse only turns right and is on the highest possible sensitivity - Mousewheel is the same way - Everytime you shoot, regardless if you move the mouse (I held the mouse of the table to test this) you are moved to the right - Opening the help menu makes it say you can't back out to the main menu so you have to restart the game to continue I'm playing on Windows and these same bugs occur on both my Surface Pro laptop and my main Alienware Desktop. These wouldn't as large of issues if there was an option to shoot using the keyboard. Then I could just use the keys and ignore the mouse entirely. So if you're looking for a quick fix, that'd be the quickest one. Other minor grievances that I'm not super upset about because this is obviously either a first game or an early work by an …
Not best but not bad Fun to play for a few hours
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