Rich at GameSpew writes: "“Bob has narcolepsy” Back to Bed informs you, via one of its many wondrous pieces of art interspersed between its 30 levels. If I was Bob though, I’d be less worried about my narcolepsy and more concerned about the vivid Salvador Dali-esque dreams I’m having.
You see, Bob sleepwalks in his dreams, and when they are full of fiendish puzzles and nightmarish creatures, who knows what the repercussions could be were he to be suddenly awoken. Luckily for Bob, he has a strange dog-like creature called Subob (eerily sporting Bob’s visage, might I add) that looks after him during these strange forays into surrealism, and with you taking control of this peculiar canine it’s your job to manipulate Bob in order to get him back to bed for a peaceful bout of slumber."
Digital Games is very happy to announce that their surreal puzzle game “Back to Bed” is out now for the Nintendo Switch.
2Awesome Studio has announced its second title as indie publisher with the launch of Back to Bed on Nintendo Switch for 4.99€ on April 11th, with a 10% pre-order discount starting on March 28th.
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If I were to take the lazy route for reviewing Back to Bed, I would just copy last week's review of The Bridge, substitite in "Salvador Dali" for every mention of Escher, and call it a day. Because really, we're talking about two very, very similar games: both are puzzle games based on the works of surrealist artists that came to PlayStation platforms within the last few weeks. If it weren't for the fact one is in colour and the other in black and white, it would probably be impossible to tell them apart.
