Deep Sleep: Labyrinth of the Forsaken
Rate itYour brother's dream journals lead somewhere you should not go.
- Platforms
- PC
- Price
- Paid
- Rated
- Very Positive on Steam (95% of 645 reviews)
- Players
- 1
- Made by
- scriptwelder
- Released
- 2025
What frightens Amy follows her dead brother's lucid-dreaming journals into dark, shifting dream worlds where a darkness in the mazes knows she is there and wants to find her; she explores by flashlight among shadowy figures and bizarre beings that may be friend or foe, with jumpscares and serious themes of death.
Content: jumpscares, pixelated violence, themes of death.
Deep Sleep: Labyrinth of the Forsaken is a pixel-art point-and-click horror adventure by scriptwelder, a standalone entry in the Deep Sleep series. As Amy, you use her brother's lucid-dreaming journals to enter nightmare worlds, solve puzzles, loot items and fight strange beings in turn-based combat while something in the dark hunts you.
About Deep Sleep: Labyrinth of the Forsaken
Deep Sleep: Labyrinth of the Forsaken is a horror adventure by scriptwelder, the maker of the Deep Sleep trilogy, published by Armor Games Studios and released on Steam in August 2025. It is a standalone entry in the series, so you do not need to have played the earlier games.
Amy is a small-town vet whose brother Thomas has died. She had not seen him in years. He was always obsessed with lucid dreaming and the idea of other worlds, and when Amy finds his journals, what reads at first like the ramblings of a troubled mind starts to seem plausible. Maybe he was right. Maybe he is not dead at all.
The game keeps what the older Deep Sleep games did: exploration, a dark atmosphere, a story told in short dialogues and point-and-click puzzles. You look over pixel-art scenes, pick up things such as a crowbar or a dead flashlight, combine items in your inventory and use Amy's power to shape the dream around her. New to this one are a turn-based combat system, items that wear out, a skill tree and parts of the world laid out at random, so it plays partly like a small RPG.
The fear is the slow kind. Rooms are lit only by Amy's flashlight, figures stand in the shadows, and a darkness in the labyrinth knows she is there and is looking for her. The store page warns of jumpscares and serious topics like death, and of pixelated violence without frequent gore.
It suits players who liked the Deep Sleep trilogy, The Last Door or other pixel-art point-and-click horror, and who do not mind some light combat. There are multiple endings and secrets to find.
How to play Deep Sleep: Labyrinth of the Forsaken
- Buy and install the game from its Steam page; it supports mouse only, keyboard only or a controller.
- Click to walk Amy through each scene and examine anything that stands out.
- Pick up items and combine them in the inventory, for example a battery with a flashlight.
- Use Amy's dream-shaping power to change her surroundings and solve puzzles.
- When a hostile being attacks, fight it in turn-based combat with the items and skills you have.
- Spend skill points as you go to keep Amy alive deeper in the labyrinth.
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Tips
- Check item durability before a fight; weapons such as a crowbar or a bone break after a few uses.
- Keep a light source charged, since many rooms are too dark to search without one.
- Examine everything twice: dialogue and descriptions often hold the clue to a puzzle.
- Not every strange being is an enemy; some can be friend, foe or both, so talk before you fight.
- Look for secrets, since they tie into the multiple endings.
Questions
Do I need to play the Deep Sleep trilogy first?
No. The developer calls it a standalone entry in the series, with a new hero, Amy. The trilogy is on the site if you want the background.
Does Deep Sleep: Labyrinth of the Forsaken have combat?
Yes. Unlike the earlier games, it adds turn-based combat, items with durability and a skill tree alongside the puzzles.
Is it very scary or gory?
Its Steam page says it has pixelated violence without explicit or frequent gore, moments meant to frighten, jumpscares, and serious topics like death.
What platforms is it on?
Windows PC through Steam. We found no console or phone version.
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