- March 29, 2015
- AmberDrop
- 6h median play time
Try To Fall Asleep
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About
"Try To Fall Asleep" is a narrative-driven game that simulates the experience of trying to fall asleep. The game features a soothing atmosphere, calming sounds, and relaxing activities to help the player's character drift off to sleep. The goal is to manage your thoughts, emotions, and physical state to successfully fall asleep before morning.











- The game features well-timed jump scares that keep players on edge and provide a genuinely scary experience.
- Each night introduces new mechanics and challenges, making the gameplay feel fresh and engaging.
- The story is intriguing and well-crafted, with a unique concept that sets it apart from typical indie horror games.
- Some players have reported bugs and crashes, particularly during the dreaming segments, which can disrupt gameplay.
- The difficulty can be inconsistent, with some nights feeling overly challenging or frustrating.
- There are requests for more detailed gameplay mechanics and options, such as turning off motion blur and adjusting mouse sensitivity.
- story62 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story is widely praised for its compelling narrative and immersive atmosphere, effectively blending horror elements with unique gameplay mechanics. Players appreciate the depth of the lore and the engaging progression through different dream sequences, although some find certain nights confusing or challenging. Overall, the storytelling is considered a standout feature, enhancing the game's appeal as a horror experience.
“Amberdrop does an amazing job at crafting a compelling story with a variety of gameplay mechanics and scares.”
“The small team at Amberdrop has done an amazing job creating a nightmarishly creepy and atmospheric story with haunting environments punctuated by a spine-tingling soundtrack.”
“And the story that is piecing itself together going from night to night is also keeping me on the edge of my seat and thirsty for more!”
“Die Traumphasen sind sehr unterschiedlich, Nacht 1 hat nette Ideen mit den Minigames, Nacht 2 ist absoluter generischer Müll mit schwacher Story und Nacht 3 ist ziemlich gut gemacht - hier kommt es enorm darauf an, was in den letzten Nächten passieren wird.”
“Für 8,20€ aktuell sehr kritisch, aber unabhängig vom Preis tendiere ich eher zu einer Empfehlung - man sollte nur die 'story' ignorieren, die ist sehr schwach geschrieben.”
“This game combines a storyline with a small mini-game of Five Nights at Freddy's which could be strongly improved with new nights.”