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My Sleeping Girlfriend begins in a quiet home, but each passing night brings mounting uncertainty. The player takes on the role of a young man who watches over his partner as she sleepwalks through the house—yet her movements are anything but normal. The house becomes unfamiliar, through changes in layout, and through the way it reacts. Objects shift, lights behave unpredictably, and sounds filter in from places that should be silent. What appears to be sleepwalking begins to resemble something else entirely—something calculated, something watching back.
Tension Through Observation
The core mechanic revolves around tracking behavior without interfering too soon or too late. The player must decide when to follow, when to hide, and when to stop her from acting. Not every decision leads to danger, but hesitation often does. Tools are few, and safety is uncertain. Sometimes the game punishes caution; other times, recklessness. The tension lies in watching someone who seems vulnerable, yet increasingly becomes a figure of suspicion. Actions feel small—flipping a light, locking a door—but they carry weight and change how the night ends.
Psychological Collapse and Role Reversal
As the nights go on, the protagonist’s thoughts become harder to separate from the events around him. Dreams bleed into reality, and the line between memory and hallucination fades. The question of who needs help—her or him—remains central. The horror doesn’t come from sudden threats but from slow unraveling, from realizing that what you thought was real may be something else. My Sleeping Girlfriend offers no clear answers, only a series of decisions that shape how far things spiral and who, if anyone, remains at the end.
