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Don't Wake Me Up
Hosted Games
4.0 (27 ratings)
1,000+ downloads
Est. actual: 2,770
Style: Role Playing
Free
Released: Jan 17, 2024
Installs since launch
0 1.4K 2.8K Sep 18: 2,770 installs 2.8K Jan 17, 2024 today
Tracking since Sep 18 — growth appears once we have a second daily reading.
Update history
1.1.8 Jan 5, 2026 · seen Sep 18, 2026
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Only the current version so far — new entries appear as the game ships updates.
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You’re trapped in a malfunctioning virtual reality with no memories. No memories, except of every video game you’ve ever played. Jack into a wild night in a virtual world you’ll never remember. Armed with puns, pop culture, and a sharp dose of sarcasm, can you muddle your way through levels of satirical video game pastiches, back to reality? Adventure through virtual worlds alongside a delusional gamer, an actual emo vampire (who really wishes he wasn’t an emo vampire), a poet from outer space, and a dashing princess in shining armor, among others! And perhaps, just perhaps, learn a bit too much about the kind of person you are when the real world isn’t watching. A satire of the trapped-in-a-video-game genre, and a tragicomedy on the theme of dating sims. "Don’t Wake Me Up" is a 400,000-word interactive novel about love in video games, where your choices control the story. Entirely text-based, and driven by your imagination. It is written by Baudelaire Welch, a professional game screenwriter currently working as a companion character designer for RPGs. • Play as nonbinary, male, female, straight or queer. • Travel through 6 worlds inspired by different video game genres • Wield a weaponised top hat • Rack your brains in a spaceship escape level inspired by old-school adventure games • Compete in a classical music-themed monster truck rally • Lose yourself in a cyberpunk casino • Date the Ultimate Video Game Fanservice Vampire • Or, date the Ultimate Video Game ‘Best Girl’ Waifu • A period piece honed in early 2010s internet cringe • Bifurcates entirely halfway through the game based on your love interest. Sometimes true love is a wrong dialogue choice.