Parasomnia

Puzzle Games

Parasomnia and the Mystery of Her Lost Past. A ghostly heroine drifts through broken dreams, gathering shards of consciousness and hidden notes to slowly piece together the memories she lost long before waking.

Crossing the Sky: The Core Rules

You guide the heroine across floating sky platforms and hunt for keys that open the next area. The main threat is the fall itself, so every jump matters. Notes sit in almost every area, and you should read them fully, because some hold details you need to finish the level. In Parasomnia, later stages add a second heroine tied to the first through memory fragments. At certain points the two merge and move together, copying every input you make.

What Sets This Dream Apart

Dream worlds: Strange locations where danger sits right beside pieces of her past.
Two heroines: You follow both characters at once, and sometimes they act as one.
Story in fragments: Each shard and note restores a little more of what happened.
Puzzles with purpose: Keys, notes and platforms all depend on one another.

The Systems Behind Every Jump

Mechanic	Description
Movement and jumping	Cross sky platforms, where a fall means failure
Key search	Unlock the path to the next area
Reading notes	Delivers story and puzzle clues
Consciousness shards	Collectibles that bring the story back
Second heroine	Linked to the first through memory fragments
Merge	Both heroines move together in sync

Questions Players Ask Before Starting

What genre is Parasomnia?

It is a puzzle platformer with exploration and a story told through fragments.

Do I need to read every note?

Yes. A few of them contain clues the level cannot be solved without.

How hard is it?

Moderate. Most of the challenge comes from controlling two characters at once.

Can I ignore the shards?

You can finish levels without them, but you will miss most of the story.

Smarter Ways to Play Parasomnia

Read each note twice. Clues often hide in small details such as numbers, colors or locations.
Pause at platform edges. Most falls come from rushed jumps, so judge the gap first.
Move one heroine at a time. Park the first in a safe spot, then deal with the second.
Scan both sides when merged. Every input affects both characters, so check hazards around each one before moving.
Leave the main route. Shards are often tucked away on side paths.
Grab the key first in risky areas. Come back for missed shards once the way out is secure.
Keep a list of clues. Later puzzles often reuse hints from earlier levels.
Replay levels you rushed. Missed shards are easier to spot on a second run.

Is This Dream Worth Entering?

Parasomnia is a quiet, moody puzzle platformer where every note and shard matters. The two heroines give it a clear identity, and the broken memories make you want to keep going. If you like slow discovery and careful platforming, it is worth your time.