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Info About Sleep Walking
Have you ever drifted off into a dream so vivid it felt like you were really there? That’s the sort of feeling Sleep Walking does its best to capture. You guide a lone character through all manner of surreal landscapes—one moment you’re tiptoeing across pastel clouds, the next you’re weaving through a forest where glowing orbs lead the way. Each level is like a little story, stitched together by shadowy platforms, shifting walls, and those quirky moments that make you blink twice to make sure you’re not still half-asleep.
What really sold me on Sleep Walking was its laid-back puzzle flow. You’re never rushed, which is perfect if you just want to wander around and soak in the scenery. Sure, there are times when you stop dead in your tracks, scratching your head over the next move, but that pause is kind of the point—it feels like the game is inviting you to sit back, breathe, and actually think about what you’re doing. And the soundtrack? Gentle piano notes with just the right amount of echo, so it never pulls you out of that dreamlike bubble.
If you’re someone who loves a short, sweet adventure—something you can finish over a couple of evenings—Sleep Walking nails it. It doesn’t overwhelm you with dozens of mechanics or hurdle after hurdle of difficulty spikes. Instead, it gently holds your hand, tucks you in with a soft lullaby of visuals and sound, and then lets you wander on your own for a bit. By the time you reach the final stretch, you’ll find yourself oddly attached to this sleepy little world questioning whether you’re really waking up or just falling into another dream.