Seemingly mundane and everyday locations are tweaked and manipulated to showcase how a child impacted by trauma perceives these areas and it’s fascinating to see in action. The environments you explore within this game are strange, twisted and imaginative in all the best ways. So we have to commend this game’s developers for their efforts here. Especially without the crutch of making everything sunshine and lollipops. The tricky part about taking the approach that Among the Sleep does, is that presenting the world from a child’s perspective is hard. However, is this game mature beyond it’s year’s, or will it leave you crying for momma? We find out in our review of Among The Sleep. This title aims to showcase the horrors that lurk within a child’s mind, an area that is rarely covered through the medium of gaming. This game plays rather like games such as Little Nightmares, Layers of Fear, Fran Bow and Tattletail. Well, Among the Sleep is a horror game that harps on this fear that dwells within us, combines this with the childish and curious perspective of a toddler and aims to create a psychological horror experience as a result.
We were taught that monsters lurked in closets and under beds and as a child, even the most mundane of things can be perceived as a threat. What lurked in the black nothingness was unknown, not to be trusted and instead, to be feared.
"Its depiction of a first-person horror told through the eyes and stumbling little legs of a two-year old is as intriguing as anything I've seen all year, and reminiscent of a time when games actively sought out new ways to play and new stories to tell.As a child, we all at some stage had an irrational fear of the dark.
Watching the trailer, the effect is simply astounding, while the Paranormal Activity-style scares that surround the child are pulled off with panache."
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