99 Nights in the Forest. Horror Multiplayer
A terrifying multiplayer horror where players must survive side by side in a dark forest. Each night, a mystical deer-monster comes out to hunt, its footsteps and roar echoing in the darkness.
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99 Nights in the Forest. Horror Multiplayer
A terrifying multiplayer horror where players must survive side by side in a dark forest. Each night, a mystical deer-monster comes out to hunt, its footsteps and roar echoing in the darkness. You have a limited time — 99 days — to save the lost boys and escape the forest. At your disposal is a workbench where you can craft weapons, flashlights, and supplies to protect yourself and survive. Cook food using a cauldron. Explore the forest, gather resources, build shelters, and do everything you can to make it through another night. But remember — the monster never sleeps, and with each passing night, it becomes more dangerous. Game Features: -Atmospheric multiplayer horror. -Cooperative survival against the deer-monster. -Crafting weapons, flashlights, and supplies. -Goal: save the boys and escape the forest. -Unlock new character classes. *After surviving in the forest, only the money you’ve found and earned is saved — to unlock new characters — along with your achievements.
How to Play 99 Nights in the Forest. Horror Multiplayer
Try 99 Nights in the Forest. Horror Multiplayer and enjoy hours of fun!
Controls
WASD – move E – interact with objects Complete achievements and save the boys. Unlock new character classes to gain fresh gameplay experiences. *After surviving in the forest, only the money you found and earned is saved — it can be used to unlock new characters and achievements.
Features
A terrifying multiplayer horror where players must survive side by side in a dark forest. Each night, a mystical deer-monster comes out to hunt, its footsteps and roar echoing in the darkness. You have a limited time — 99 days — to save the lost boys and escape the forest. At your disposal is a workbench where you can craft weapons, flashlights, and supplies to protect yourself and survive. Cook food using a cauldron. Explore the forest, gather resources, build shelters, and do everything you can to make it through another night. But remember — the monster never sleeps, and with each passing night, it becomes more dangerous. Game Features: -Atmospheric multiplayer horror. -Cooperative survival against the deer-monster. -Crafting weapons, flashlights, and supplies. -Goal: save the boys and escape the forest. -Unlock new character classes. *After surviving in the forest, only the money you’ve found and earned is saved — to unlock new characters — along with your achievements.
Categories
Action, Adventure, Horror
Platform
Desktop + mobile
Devices
For Android, For IOS, For Desktop
Orientation
Landscape
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