Deep Sleep Trilogy

Excellent indie horror. The creepy atmosphere is well done, and the puzzles are not that hard but are well-designed and enjoyable. Some good variety as well. And the story is interesting. I'm not super keen on the one-directional frames, e.g. in the first game, clicking a particular staircase will bring you to the same frame positioned at the top of the stairs, regardless of whether you're going up or down. But that's a minor gripe. Overall, the games are fantastic.

I liked the spooky atmosphere.

I would recommend this game.

can't wake up... sleep is too deep... trilogy

I spent the whole game descending through the dark, running from the things in the static, desperately trying to wake up. I thought if I just solved every puzzle and pushed through the cold, suffocating air, I'd finally see the sun again. But there is no waking up. The nightmare didn't destroy me. Instead, it kept me, and turned me into one of them. You don't escape the deepest sleep. You just become part of it. 10/10.

Let me preface this by saying I have deep respect for independent programmers and devs, and I fully understand that no one comes out with a fully formed game on their first efforts. Compared to scriptwelder's other work, for me, I think these aren't that good. I could talk at length about the game design and programming elements of first-person vs third-person perspectives, fixed vs. mobile camera, conditional triggers, etc. I think these games do not showcase a good grasp of design needs that were identified really by the late 1980s. Even in the era of limited memory and space, it was possible to evoke fear or build anxiety with visuals and timed events, while managing an engaging narrative. I don't see that here. These games are mostly for people to see how the dev came into their own style, but there's a difference between publishing rougher debut works and just putting your design experiments online and charging money for them. I don't recommend these at all.

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