History VideoGame / SilenceOfTheSleep

The game can be gotten [[http://store.steampowered.com/app/321870/ here]].

* GentleGiant: Lorenzo, one of the patients at Clifford's mental facility. He's polite, speaks in the third person and dearly loves his [[WhiteBunny white bunny called 'Mrs. Chanelle.']]
* HouseFire: [[spoiler: It's revealed that the initial source of Jacob's torment is the death of his son, who perished in a house fire on his birthday because one of the candles they lit for him fell down.]]

* InfiniteFlashlight: Played straight throughout the game, which is helpful, as sometimes it's the only light source to see by.

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* GentleGiant: Lorenzo, one of the patients at Clifford's mental facility. He's polite, speaks in the third person and dearly loves his [[WhiteRabbit white rabbit called 'Mrs. Chanelle.']]

* GentleGiant: Lorenzo, one of the patients at Clifford's mental facility. He's polite, speaks in the third person and dearly loves his [[WhiteRabbit]] called 'Mrs. Chanelle.'

* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: One appears near the end of the game.

* BedlamHouse: Wonderfully averted. The staff at the mental facility take great care to help their patients and the building has a great many amenities to help with the healing process. Of course this is a horror game, so the place has some dark secrets [[spoiler:as in, it isn't real. It is located in a DreamLand or a sort of purgatory or limbo.]]

* DarknessEqualsDeath: {{Inverted|Trope}} in a late game section. When lightning strikes and lights up the area, you have to stand perfectly still so you're not seen and caught; when it's dark, you're free to move.

* InfiniteFlashlight: Played straight throughout the game.
* MoonLogicPuzzle: Generally averted, with logical puzzles like matching the rotating segments of a skeleton key to a painting of a city skyline (the arrangement of buildings and their reflections is identical to the required arrangement of grooves on a key). Some puzzles still require rather illogical thinking, though.
* NonActionGuy: When the monsters are twice your size and made up of intangible shadows, you really have no other choice than to be this type of hero.
* OminousFog: The mental facility is located high up and is constantly covered in rain and fog, making it impossible to leave.
* OneHitpointWonder: Jacob dies in one hit from any of the game’s enemies.

* SequelHook: The ending contains a rather big one.

* SpinningClockHands: This appear on the wall in certain areas. It's there to show that the world you are in isn't real.
* SprintMeter: Jacob is capable of running, but he’s get exhausted after a while and need to rest for a long time. Thus, this ability is mainly used to escape from enemies.

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* NonActionGuy: When the monsters are twice your size and made up of intangible shadows, you really have no other choice then to be this type of hero.

'''Silence of the Sleep''' is a 2014 SurvivalHorror PointAndClickGame, developed by Jesse Makkonen. It begins with the protagonist, Jacob Reeves, jumping off the cliff to commit suicide … no, it begins, with you, the player, pushing the button to fall backwards after Jacob has made up his mind.

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* MoonLogicPuzzle: Generally averted, although some puzzles still aren’t very logical.

* PressXToNotDie: There’s a version of that when Jacob is trying to avoid one of the monster types. You’ll need to keep a mouse pointer within a colored square that appears and begins dancing on the screen, which represents Jacob’s success at hiding until the creature loses interest.

* UncannyValley: Intentionally evoked for the creature designs.

'''Silence of the Sleep''' is a 2014 SurvivalHorror PointAndClickGame, developed by Jesse Makkonen. It begins with the protagonist, Jacob Reeves, jumping off the cliff to commit suicide … no, it begins, with you, the player, pushing the button to fall backwards after Jacob has made up his mind.

That fall wasn’t the end of him, however, and it seems as if he’s not allowed to die by his own hand. However, there are now plenty of demons around, who are more than willing to finish the job. Since Jacob lost the memories of his past after the fall, he no longer remembers what caused him to jump, and he’s adamant to live, at least until he discovers the truth of the matter.