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Full Bedtime Nightmare update
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- Events
- Gameplay
Bedtime Nightmare changes
One year ago, Bedtime Nightmare was just an idea.
Today, after months of development, playtesting, redesigns, bug fixes, Steam reviews, conventions, events, and hundreds of players trying the game, it is finally available on Steam.
In Bedtime Nightmare, you play as a child alone at night. Complete simple tasks, stay in the light, manage the house's power, and survive the darkness lurking around you.
Explore the house, uncover secrets, collect hidden items, and discover multiple endings as you try to understand what is really happening.
This project has been a huge learning experience for us. From our first prototype to Steam Next Fest, from showing the game at Torino Comics to receiving feedback from players, creators, journalists, and fellow developers, every step helped shape the final experience.
Most importantly, this is the first game released by Unseen Cat Studio.
To everyone who played the demo, shared feedback, added the game to their wishlist, stopped by our booth, watched a trailer, streamed the game, or supported us in any way: Thank you.
The nightmare begins now.
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