You and the Night

About

"You and the Night" is a first-person narrative game where you find yourself stranded at a small family hotel in a foggy countryside. The game features point-and-click controls, with interaction using the "E" key and the option to quit the game with the "F10" key. It is recommended to adjust the game's resolution to fit your Windows display settings for optimal visibility of text and dialogue.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

82%

Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews

humor1 positive mentions

The film is a beautifully imaginative exploration of love and desire, featuring a talented cast and a captivating soundtrack by M83.
It offers a unique blend of humor and tenderness, creating a dreamlike atmosphere that resonates with viewers who appreciate avant-garde cinema.
The storytelling is poetic and hypnotic, with characters revealing their vulnerabilities and secrets in a compelling manner.

The film's pacing and character development may feel slow and unengaging to some viewers, leading to a sense of emptiness.
Its avant-garde style and themes may not appeal to everyone, particularly those who prefer more conventional narratives.
Some scenes may come across as overly contrived, detracting from the overall experience for certain audiences.

story
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The game's story is described as a poetic exploration of lust, love, and desire, featuring a diverse cast of characters, each with their own unique quirks and narratives to share.
- “Poetic story of lust, love, and desire.”
- “They all arrive and each appears to have their own peccadilloes and a story to tell.”
character development
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The character development in "You and the Night" is noted for its intense focus, which some reviewers find confining and reminiscent of a stagnant style often associated with French cinema. This emphasis on character exploration may appeal to those who appreciate deep psychological insights, but it can also feel claustrophobic and limiting to others.
- “The character development in this game is incredibly deep, allowing players to truly connect with each character's journey and growth.”
- “I was amazed at how the characters evolved throughout the story, making their struggles and triumphs feel personal and impactful.”
- “The way the game handles character arcs is masterful, providing a rich narrative that keeps you invested in their development.”
- “The character development feels stagnant and overly focused, making the story feel claustrophobic and stuck in a time warp.”
- “I don't even understand the title 'You and the Night'; it seems to reflect how the film is confined to its character development, which is both a strength and a weakness.”
- “The emphasis on character development overshadows other aspects of the game, leaving it feeling limited and repetitive.”
humor
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The humor in the game is characterized as tender and whimsical, blending a dreamlike quality with a trippy, amusing experience that resonates with players.
- “It's tender, funny, wonderfully dreamlike, and trippy.”
music
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The music in the game is praised for its beautiful soundtrack by M83, complemented by intriguing references to the works of Kenneth Anger and Jean Cocteau, enhancing the overall experience.
- “From the interesting references to the works of Kenneth Anger and Jean Cocteau, to the beautiful soundtrack by M83.”
emotional
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The emotional aspect of the game is characterized by its fragility, evoking strong feelings and resonating deeply with players.
- “The game evokes a deep sense of emotion and fragility.”
- “It truly captures the essence of vulnerability and emotional depth.”
- “I was moved by the emotional storytelling and the fragility of the characters.”