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Interesting puzzle game with a great difficulty curve. Graphisms are okay. Mechanics are way too simple, they could have explored way moreInteresting puzzle game with a great difficulty curve. Graphisms are okay. Mechanics are way too simple, they could have explored way more options. The first few levels are attractive, but they become much less interesting when you realize that you have seen all the gameplay in less than an hour. Animations are poor. Soundtrack is forgettable.Nightmare mode is just a sad way to try to make the game seem a bit longer.There is no story, just à weird concept and world you will have to evolve in. No proper ending. No major change in the environment. Bob has no personality, no special characteristics, except that he is a sleepwalker.Don't buy it at its full price if you want to test 'Back to Bed', just wait for a discount. You won't have to wait that long...

My video review can be found here:https://youtu.be/AzGHeuTnx4oIt has nice original graphics. It can be played instantly as the conceptMy video review can be found here:https://youtu.be/AzGHeuTnx4oIt has nice original graphics. It can be played instantly as the concept is simple and levels are short. It is not frustrating and difficulty of puzzles is just right to be played by fathers with kids. The cons are the necessity of having game controller and also the fact that the game might become repetitive after some time.Pros:- original graphic style- short levels- easy to learn- suitable for kidsCons:- necessity to have controller- become repetitive after some timeI am giving it Thumbs Up and VideoGaming Father's Index 7 out of 10.

In shortBack to Bed is not the game of the century, but it will definitely entertain you if you like puzzle games.GameplayThe gameIn shortBack to Bed is not the game of the century, but it will definitely entertain you if you like puzzle games.GameplayThe game feels like Chu Chu Rocket, except that Bob (the character to be brought back to bed) is moving right from the start of each level, so it feels much more dynamic. You have to think fast to put the obstacles/bridges on time so that Bob reaches his destination safely. The mechanics are very well thought, although overall I feel the game was not super challenging, and there is not so much diversity in the puzzles.Artistic DesignFor a little game like this, the design is nice and cute. Bob's dreams give you a nice sensation of peace mixed with surrealistic elements.Play TimeIt took me only 4 hours to unlock all achievements. I think Back to Bed would have benefited a lot from a level editor, unfortunately there is none.ConclusionBack to Bed is a nice puzzle game for casual gamers. For harcore gamers, the game is probably a little too easy and short. However, if you are looking for games to complete 100% for your Steam profile, Back to Bed is perfect !

Back to bed by Bedtime Digital games, is a level puzzle game that is based on the art style of Salvador Dali, with the melting clocks and theBack to bed by Bedtime Digital games, is a level puzzle game that is based on the art style of Salvador Dali, with the melting clocks and the apple. The whole point of the game is to help sleepwalking Bob get back to bed. All the while making sure he doesnt fall off the ledges, waking him and losing the current level. With 15 levels, with increasing difficulty, you play as a dog with a human face, picking up an apple and placing them in his way, to stop Bob from falling off and waking up.Pros: Very easy, simple controls. Art style of Salvador Dali to add more interest, such as the melting clock, the apple and the entire style in general.Cons: Can get boring quickly. Puzzles are a little too easy, only 15 levels.Overall: 6. Interesting style, fun take on puzzle games.

Perhaps there was an interesting idea at the beginning of Back to Bed development – optical illusions wrapped around a puzzle game. A similar idea could have been seen at the recent mobile game hit Monument Valley. However, something went obviously wrong during the Back to Bed development, and its result remains an unfulfilled desire and just a promise from the authors' keyboards.

Back to Bed is a bland puzzle that tries to stand out with a wannabe-clever art direction, that mixes together different masterpiece in a very dull way.

I feel a little caught in the middle with Back to Bed. It’s a very stylish looking game with a unique surrealist bent but the puzzle mechanics don’t feel developed enough to fully engage me yet.

Really pleasant on an artistic perspective, Back to Bed is a more than decent reflection game, not too difficult in that it uses its environments' weirdness pretty well to keep us interested.

Back to Bed’s main mechanics are sound and well-demonstrated, but it rarely uses its surreal aesthetic as anything more than eye candy

This is a mildly enjoyable puzzle game. The graphics and art style are outstanding. It's like playing a game inside a piece of art that's halfThis is a mildly enjoyable puzzle game. The graphics and art style are outstanding. It's like playing a game inside a piece of art that's half Dali and half Escher. The game is almost worth the low price just for the visuals.The gameplay, itself, is a bit more ordinary, but enjoyable enough. Basically, Bob sleepwalks around the level while you control an alter-ego, placing objects in his way to direct him toward his bed. Unlike a lot of other puzzle games, you have to think on your toes and be quick, since Bob never stops sleepwalking. That could frustrate some who like to study their puzzles and not be pressured with time constraints. I wasn't a fan of it at first, but the gameplay did grow on me a bit as the levels went on. At least you can pause at any time, and the fast-forward feature was also quite handy. By the way, the game recommends a controller, but using the mouse worked out just fine for me.To this puzzle lover, the game's challenge was definitely on the easy side. Most of the levels took under a minute to solve, but some took longer and gave more challenge. In all, it took me only an hour to breeze through the original 30 levels. Completing those unlocks "nightmare mode," which involves playing the levels all over again, but having to make Bob collect 1-3 keys per level. It adds some much-needed challenge and it took me 1.5 hours to finish those levels. All told, the game gave me 2.5 hours of mild enjoyment. That may not seem like much, but, considering that the game is only $6, that's not bad. That's less than the price of a movie ticket.In the end, the game's outstanding visuals and low price are its main draws. There's not as much gameplay there as you might like, but at least it's pretty and you can't argue with the price. Hopefully, a sequel gets made with more levels and/or more challenge per level, because the game has potential.

While this means in total the game offers 60 puzzles I felt while playing it that I could play the game for much longer. However the game's story been told in cut scenes throughout the game, and I don’t think that could have been presented as well with a longer game. Perhaps we can get more content in a sequel.

Back to Bed is an acceptable puzzle game with outstanding presentation. The gameplay simply leans too heavily on illusions to offer a top tier puzzle experience, but it’s worth investigating simply for the dreamy combination of M.C.Escher, Salvidore Dahli and Monty Python.