Deep Sleep Trilogy

These are some of my favourite indie/web based short games from the previous decade (along with the "Don't escape" series from the same creator). It can be beaten in around 2 hours, although I do remember some puzzles from playing the trilogy way back in the day. I've got it in a bundle with "Deep Sleep: Labyrinth of the Forsaken", so I could remind myself of some of the plot elements of this universe. Without going into any detail, the story of the trilogy is certainly the most memorable and thought-provoking from the 2010s era of games and I promise that you will catch yourself thinking about the themes of this game from time to time. All in all, a great atmospheric puzzle game and a classic worth playing.

Just recently went through these for the first time, along with the Don't Escape trilogy. These hold up pretty well, though I definitely liked the Don't Escape trilogy more personally. Honestly, I don't have a lot to say about this trilogy. It's a surreal and interesting setup. There's some good atmosphere and sound design too.

These games are pretty great for what they are. Actually unnerving at times despite the MSpaint graphics, and the puzzles are pretty well designed. I didn't need a guide for any of them, so it's fair to say they are intuitive, if at times a bit too easy.

Classic point and click puzzle/horror trilogy, back on Steam with achievements instead of medals and ready to be replayed in full HD.

underrated game

This was a nostalgic bit of gaming with an intriguing narrative.

The finest of vintage Flash games. I recommend hugging a walkthrough for simplicity's sake, but this is a pretty cool little bunch of minimalist-tech horror games.

I don't much care for point & clicks but this has such a solid atmosphere and mood it kept me hooked.

Very fun game

it brings back the days of newgrounds and kongregate and the like. great and spooky point n click series.