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Somnia

A fast platformer about flow, momentum, and losing yourself in dream worlds that don’t want you to leave.

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Developer
Azazel McCloud
Publisher
Shirohana Studios
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About the Game

Somnia is an acrobatic platformer about escaping a miserable life through dream worlds that start to turn against you.

Jump, dive, slide, vault, and swing through fast, open spaces built around fluid movement. You can move carefully, or push forward and carry your momentum through your dreams.

You play as Sarah. Most nights end the same way - drinking, taking whatever she can, and passing out.

Sleep is the only escape

In her dreams, everything opens up. Each level is built to be moved through, letting you find your own path as you go.

But the deeper you go, the less stable it becomes.

What starts calm turns faster, more chaotic, and harder to trust. The levels shift, the rules change, and the way you move through them starts to fall apart.

A demon is behind it.

It feeds off what Sarah is doing to herself, shaping these dreams to keep her there. The longer she stays, the stronger it gets - and it wants her there long enough to take her place.

And getting out isn’t as simple as waking up.

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