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❤️ More details: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lightfootbrosgames/sleepytime-village<br/>⭐ Social media: https://www.lightfootbrosgames.com/<br/>⚔️ Wishlist & Try the Demo on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1918850/Sleepytime_Village/<br/>⚔️ Try the Demo on itch.io: <br/>https://lightfootbros.itch.io/sleepytime-village-demo<br/><br/>☕ Support me on Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/extralife<br/><br/>Sleepytime Village is the story of a neglectful, workaholic father who makes one wrong choice too many and becomes trapped in a children’s storybook reality, haunted by the residents of Sleepytime Village, its formless narrator and visions of his childhood. What is the Village, what does it want from him, and how can he escape?<br/><br/>It’s also a creepy AF classic style point & click adventure game.<br/><br/>Sleepytime Village is inspired by games like Monkey Island and Broken Sword, and TV shows such as In The Night Garden, Moon & Me and Life on Mars. You’ll awake in a mysterious children’s storybook village, with clues and puzzles driving you forward to learn why you ended up here and - more importantly - how to get out! <br/><br/>SYNOPSIS<br/><br/>During your exploration, you'll decipher enigmatic hints and unravel intricate riddles throughout the village. Your journey will take you from the vibrant village square with its peculiar residents dwelling in quaint houses, to an underground realm of caves, and even to a somber graveyard of broken toys. With over 70 scenes to explore and numerous peculiar creatures, toys, and landscapes to encounter, the adventure promises an abundance of mystery and discovery.<br/><br/>As Rufus, you’ll meet the strange inhabitants of the village and try to pacify their wants though collecting and using what you can across strange locations; delving deep into underground catacombs, mourning in a toy graveyard, meeting the sun and moon up in the clouds, and lots more as you try and escape the colourful, creepy village and discover just why you were trapped in this place, and what your past and future determine... oh and watch out for Mr Ghostbones...<br/>
❤️ More details: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lightfootbrosgames/sleepytime-village<br/>⭐ Social media: https://www.lightfootbrosgames.com/<br/>⚔️ Wishlist & Try the Demo on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1918850/Sleepytime_Village/<br/>⚔️ Try the Demo on itch.io: <br/>https://lightfootbros.itch.io/sleepytime-village-demo<br/><br/>☕ Support me on Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/extralife<br/><br/>Sleepytime Village is the story of a neglectful, workaholic father who makes one wrong choice too many and becomes trapped in a children’s storybook reality, haunted by the residents of Sleepytime Village, its formless narrator and visions of his childhood. What is the Village, what does it want from him, and how can he escape?<br/><br/>It’s also a creepy AF classic style point & click adventure game.<br/><br/>Sleepytime Village is inspired by games like Monkey Island and Broken Sword, and TV shows such as In The Night Garden, Moon & Me and Life on Mars. You’ll awake in a mysterious children’s storybook village, with clues and puzzles driving you forward to learn why you ended up here and - more importantly - how to get out! <br/><br/>SYNOPSIS<br/><br/>During your exploration, you'll decipher enigmatic hints and unravel intricate riddles throughout the village. Your journey will take you from the vibrant village square with its peculiar residents dwelling in quaint houses, to an underground realm of caves, and even to a somber graveyard of broken toys. With over 70 scenes to explore and numerous peculiar creatures, toys, and landscapes to encounter, the adventure promises an abundance of mystery and discovery.<br/><br/>As Rufus, you’ll meet the strange inhabitants of the village and try to pacify their wants though collecting and using what you can across strange locations; delving deep into underground catacombs, mourning in a toy graveyard, meeting the sun and moon up in the clouds, and lots more as you try and escape the colourful, creepy village and discover just why you were trapped in this place, and what your past and future determine... oh and watch out for Mr Ghostbones...<br/>
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