Deep Sleep Trilogy
scriptwelder · 2019 · Indie, Adventure, Horror, Point & Click, Pixel Graphics
PC
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About Deep Sleep Trilogy
Experience an unsettling point-and-click journey into the depths of your dreams from veteran indie developer scriptwelder, creator of Don’t Escape: 4 Days to Survive. The Deep Sleep Trilogy is a compilation of his original popular web series, preserved for Steam.
Please note: These games do not contain any new content from their original versions.
Turn out the lights and put on your headphones to immerse yourself in an evening of entertainment with this captivatingly creepy series that combines surreal and startling imagery with the atmosphere and imagination scriptwelder is known for.
In Deep Sleep, following an attempt at lucid dreaming, you find yourself trapped in a dream that quickly turns menacing, and must explore and solve puzzles to find your way out.
In Deeper Sleep, you realize not only that your ordeal might not be over, but that there could be more to this than a mere nightmare, and the knowledge could make you a target.
And in The Deepest Sleep, safety finally seems to be within reach, but something or someone is on your heels, and as you go deeper into your subconscious, you might not be able to trust what you see.
About the Developer:
Poland-based developer Scriptwelder is a well known creator of creepy web-based games, perhaps the most iconic of which is the Deep Sleep series, which has won multiple awards and been played by millions all around the world. He recently released Don't Escape: 4 Days to Survive, his first full length premium game.
Please note: These games do not contain any new content from their original versions.
Turn out the lights and put on your headphones to immerse yourself in an evening of entertainment with this captivatingly creepy series that combines surreal and startling imagery with the atmosphere and imagination scriptwelder is known for.
In Deep Sleep, following an attempt at lucid dreaming, you find yourself trapped in a dream that quickly turns menacing, and must explore and solve puzzles to find your way out.
In Deeper Sleep, you realize not only that your ordeal might not be over, but that there could be more to this than a mere nightmare, and the knowledge could make you a target.
And in The Deepest Sleep, safety finally seems to be within reach, but something or someone is on your heels, and as you go deeper into your subconscious, you might not be able to trust what you see.
About the Developer:
Poland-based developer Scriptwelder is a well known creator of creepy web-based games, perhaps the most iconic of which is the Deep Sleep series, which has won multiple awards and been played by millions all around the world. He recently released Don't Escape: 4 Days to Survive, his first full length premium game.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
For a flash game its a pretty decent point and click game. The whole experience across 3 games is short and not too complex, yet has a bit of uniqueness when it comes to art style and atmosphere. The story could be better fleshed out and all free games felt samy, but oh well. Its commendable how a combination of eerie soundtrack and pixelated, at times hard to immediately process, visuals can produce a genuine sense of fear even within a flash game.
It's good, really good. You like point and click games or remember playing these when Flash was around? Get it and give it a go
I would recommend this game.
Amazing I played this once as a little kid on a pirated website. I've searched for this game all this time and -finally found it here on steam. I bought it to support the creator and to finally figure out what happens. This story was amazing! I loved this game so much!
Certified Classic. I watched a playthrough of the trilogy years ago, ages, and the series has always stuck with me. It's definitely shaped my taste in games and horror as a whole. Being able to play these games myself was an amazing experience.
this one the worst puzzle games to ever exist
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