Go To Bed

Go To Bed is a minimalist horror survival game where you try to fall asleep in a room that becomes increasingly haunted by strange entities. While the premise seems simple, the tension escalates quickly as every night introduces new threats that test your patience, timing, and nerve.

Managing Sleep Under Stress

The game places you in a single room, your bed being the main focal point. But you’re not alone. As you close your eyes and attempt to fall asleep, unnatural occurrences begin to interrupt your rest. The player must remain alert and respond to subtle cues—a creaking floorboard, a shifting shadow, or an unexpected noise. The gameplay loop becomes a balancing act between closing your eyes to increase the sleep meter and opening them to prevent unseen danger.

Phases, Patterns, and Escalation

Go To Bed is structured into multiple nights, each becoming more difficult and unpredictable. New patterns and enemies emerge as you progress, requiring you to develop new strategies. You’ll need to rely on observation, timing, and fast reactions. The game includes:

• Sleep Meter: Indicates your progress toward completing the night.
• Awareness Triggers: Certain sounds or visual changes mean danger is near.
• Environmental Disruption: Objects in the room can shift or react to your actions.

Keys to Survival

To reach morning without succumbing to fear or unseen threats, players must develop a routine based on sound and sight. Useful techniques include:

1. Keep track of audio cues. Every threat has a signature sound before it appears.
2. Balance sleep time. Staying asleep too long increases vulnerability, but waking too often stalls progress.
3. Adapt nightly. Don’t rely on the same strategy; each night’s threats evolve.

Go To Bed uses its minimal setting to deliver psychological pressure through subtlety rather than action. It’s a game of discipline, requiring focus and controlled reaction. Instead of jumping from task to task, your only job is to sleep—but the danger lies in how hard that becomes.