Among the Sleep

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5.65k reviews
Content rating
Teen
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Content rating
Teen
Mild violence
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About this game

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Among the Sleep is a first-person psychological horror adventure focused on atmosphere, exploration, and immersive storytelling.

After waking in the middle of the night to mysterious sounds, you leave the safety of your bed and begin exploring the darkness in search of comfort. Guided by a worn bear, you navigate a strange and unsettling world where familiar environments feel distorted, unpredictable, and threatening.

Rather than relying on combat or traditional systems, Among the Sleep builds tension through mood, sound, and perspective. Everyday spaces take on new meaning, transforming into something eerie and unknown.

As you progress, the story unfolds through environmental clues and emotional moments, exploring themes of vulnerability, perception, and the fear of the unfamiliar.

Among the Sleep delivers a different kind of horror — one built on tension, atmosphere, and immersion rather than action.

Key Features
- A unique horror perspective
- Experience the world from a vulnerable and disoriented point of view.
- Atmospheric horror without combat
- Focus on exploration, tension, and sound design instead of fighting.
- Surreal and unsettling environments
- Move through dreamlike spaces where reality and imagination blur.
- Emotional, story-driven experience
- Uncover a deeper narrative through environmental storytelling.
- Companion-guided journey
Leave your bed and face a distorted world to find safety in the night.
Updated on
11 Aug 2026
Available on
Android, Windows*
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Ratings and reviews

4.78k reviews
David Lazarus
9 August 2026
Great and very creepy game, but I just lost more than 30 minutes worth of progress because I had to exit the game. I had made it back to the house (or a house) from having completed the playground part and placing the music box in the chamber at the cabin. I am quite upset! Update - I didn't realize until after reading another review that you could select a chapter. So, only about a minute was lost. Parts were frustrating, but it was enjoyable overall; albeit a little short even w/the prologue
40 people found this review helpful
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Mallory Martin
6 June 2026
I finished the main story, so I can provide a better review. There are many things that need to be addressed/fixed before it's worth paying real money, in my opinion. I had to replay the Forest House several times because the save didn't work. Closet level had tons of texture glitches, and when I fell through one level and Continued, the star key I picked up wasn't in my inventory and I couldn't go back and get it; had to Chapter Select and replay the level for it. Beautiful game otherwise tho!
20 people found this review helpful
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Snapbreak
8 June 2026
Thank you for your feedback!
HoneyBunny WaffleMonkey
11 June 2026
It was a good game. I wish it was longer as a demo game but you really didn't get to do much and it's a little hard to play on the phone because to turn your view and turn the direction of walking (or crawling) takes multiple swipes to make it move enough to turn towards what you're trying to do, it would be great if they made the look sensitivity higher so you didn't have to keep swiping the screen just to look around but it's a good start and I feel this would be great for console or PC
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