Back to Bed

Back to Bed is a surreal puzzle game where you have to guide sleepwalking Bob back to his bed through a series of surreal dream worlds. You do this by placing obstacles and using the environment to guide him to bed without letting him fall or be woken up. There are 30 levels to the game, although they repeat with an extra step in Nightmare Mode.

Playing through the levels in normal mode was generally pretty easy, although there were a couple of trickier levels mixed in. The levels only reset when Bob wakes up, so even if he falls off, you can move around the objects you need and move/remove some hazards without losing your progress each time you start over. In Nightmare mode, you play through the levels again, but you also have to retrieve keys along the way. The keys don't stay collected if Bob falls, so to finish the level you have to get all the keys and get Bob to the door without falling. This was definitely harder than the regular levels and in some was pretty frustrating. Getting everything you need without falling involves figuring out an intricate series of steps and then executing them correctly, and messing up even one step means you start from the beginning again, which could be pretty annoying on levels that were more complex and had more keys. I didn't end up needing to look up any answers, but figuring out some of the Nightmare levels wasn't much fun.

The game has a very surreal art style. The artwork references major surrealist artists, such as Dali and Escher. The narrator with the creepy voice and the soundtrack combine with the art style to create a dream-like atmosphere.

The game was a little buggy. There were a couple of places where Bob can get stuck walking into a wall or where apples stick to the underside of surfaces. The only way to fix either was to reset the level. The movement also gets weird if you try to move with keyboard and click with mouse, but works fine if you use mouse alone. I also had the game crash when I tried to skip the end credits.

Back to Bed has cool artistic inspirations and mostly enjoyable puzzles, but is a bit short, a little buggy, and occasionally frustrating. It isn't my favorite puzzle game, but I thought it was overall pretty good and I'm interested in checking out other games from this developer. 6/10

I honestly can't recommend this game. I got it on sale, and it looked fun for the first half-hour. After that, it was just repetitive. I wondered why so few people got the achievements for finishing the game; now I know. It isn't often that I regret buying a game, but this was honestly a waste of money.

I bought the game for next to nothing (paid 0.35 cents), but even for that price I can't recommend it to puzzle game lovers - it's very boring, and was clearly made for mobile phones, and maybe on mobile phones it will be interesting during the trip, but for PC it's too weak and very boring.

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Купил игру почти даром (заплатил 0.35 центов ), но даже за такую цену я не могу рекомендовать ее любителям пазл игр - она очень скучная, и явно была сделана для мобильных телефонов, и может на мобильниках она и будет интересна во время дороги, но для ПК она слишком уж слабая и очень скучная.

Back to Bed

Has a total of 6 trading cards.

Not a bad one, but not a great one either.
Daytime puzzles are okay, you should get pass them with a few retries; nighttime puzzles are annoying, I hate that I have to recollect all the keys if I had Bob fall off even for once.
I like the it's Lv5 badge though, I'm using it as my featured badge 🍎🍏

A Casual Puzzle Game, but a bit basic

This has been a pretty relaxed game to complete but it's not that challenging. The art style might be an acquired taste but I thought that it suited the game. The play style is quite basic and success is pretty much up to timing. However, even the hardest achievement which is to complete the first 30 levels in 45 minutes, anyone can achieve with very little practise.

In the first couple of levels, it's quite basic and close enough for vertices to be seen in some of the props. This becomes less noticeable as the camera pans out with later levels being somewhat progressively bigger.

Pros:
- Playful art style.
- Soft background music and sound effects.
- Universal audience.
- Each chapter is short and can be revisited.

Cons:
- Slightly outdated graphics.
- Not very challenging.

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The controls are clear and comprehensive and the game runs smoothly. I loved the theme and the art design is just beautiful, but the puzzles become very repetitive and more about perfect timing rather than solving the level. After a while, it's uninteresting and the satisfaction of solving levels quickly wanes.

I had fun playing this. Drove me crazy, mind you. Especially the nightmare levels. But definitely worth the time spent on this to get all the achievements.

Like a lot of other reviews point out, style and atmosphere are cool. Game is cheap. But...

Difficulty is overly dependent on time-based rearranging of puzzle obstacles (which got annoying kind of quick for me with not super accurate controls) rather than plotting out a full path and strategy. This may be just fine for some people, but not what I enjoy.

I won't complain too much about this game since I got it basically for free in a bundle. Played it, not impressed, camera angles are annoying and game design is quite boring. Fairly short game, but still felt like I wasted my time.

Короткая, но приятная. Не только на логику, иногда нужно и побегать, чтобы успеть вовремя.

5/10

Really nice fun and simple game!

casual puzzle game, love it

Fun puzzle game, worth being in the your steam collection

Help the sleepwalker get to bed by placing objects in his path to get him to the bedroom door. Just don't let him get woken up by one of the handful of hazards.