Toys to the rescue!
When the lights go out, the monsters come out of the closet. The kid's toys wake up and line up across the bedroom floor to keep them away from the bed. Place toys lane by lane, gather Glow from the nightlights and the moonbeams to pay for more, and stop every nightmare before it reaches the sleeping kid. Three scares and the kid wakes up.
A storybook campaign
- A 240-night story through the 12 rooms of a dreaming house, from the Bedroom and the Closet to the Midnight Kitchen, Dreamland's Edge and the Nightmare Realm, told in a storybook, with a boss at the end of every world.
- A new toy every few nights. All 49 toys join the team during the story, and the last world is yours to play with the whole toy box.
- 49 toys against 24 kinds of nightmare and 12 bosses: blasters, brawlers, blockers, floor traps, magnets and toy trains against armored, shielded, flying, jumping, splitting and shadowy monsters.
- Light matters. Nightlights don't just make Glow: their light clears the fog and weakens the Shades, who shrug off damage in the dark.
- Hard Mode for every night you've beaten: the same room with a later, meaner night in it, and bosses that wake up wide awake at half health. Plus a coach with real tips when a night keeps beating you.
Play together
- Sleepover: 2 to 4 players defend one bedroom floor, each with their own toys. One can be the Moon in the window, who catches Glow, lights the room and hums the monsters slower.
- Bunk Beds: two rooms, one stack of hearts, and gifts mailed next door when a friend needs help.
- Pillow Fight: 1v1 or 2v2. Every nightmare you stop fills a bag of pranks to mail into your rival's lanes.
- Closet Keeper: be the closet. Send the night's monsters at your friends, or at Teddy, the toys' own defender.
Play on one PC (every controller joins, plus the keyboard and mouse, with split screen for Pillow Fight), over your home network, or online with your Steam friends.
More Nights
- Daily Dream and Weekly Nightmare: the same night for everyone, with leaderboards.
- Endless: how long can you hold out on the Longest Night?
- Sleepwalk: a run through a dream house. Pick a door, draft toys, collect charms, and go deeper.
- Boss Parade: march three bosses in a row, or all twelve in the Grand Parade against the clock.
- Nightmare Riddles: 36 puzzles where you play the closet against toys already standing guard.
- Custom Night: build your own night (the room, the waves, the monsters, the rules, the toys) and share it as a code.
- Dream Postcards: send a night you won to a friend, to watch or to beat.
Make it yours
Draw the kid in the bed: skin tone, hair, pajamas, a nightcap, bonnet or durag, and a name if you like. Earn looks for the toys, the race cars and the Glow by playing. Looks are only for show: the battle never reads them.
A premium game
No ads and no microtransactions. There is one currency, coins, and everything in the base game is earned by playing.
Made for PC and Steam Deck
Mouse and keyboard shortcuts, controller play with Xbox, PlayStation, Switch and Steam Deck button prompts, display settings from the Deck's 1280x800 to 21:9 ultrawide, Steam Cloud saves, 65 achievements and leaderboards.
