99 Nights in the Forest - Survival Horror

What is 99 Nights in the Forest?

99 Nights in the Forest is a survival-horror experience that traps you in an unforgiving woodland for—yes—ninety‑nine nights. By day you gather, build, and plan; by night you brace for whatever crawls out of the treeline. Threaded through the routine is a grim objective: track four missing children before the forest swallows the truth for good.

It looks like a familiar survival loop at first glance, but the pressure ramps steadily—creatures hunt more often, nights last longer than you want to admit, and every mistake leaves a mark.

How to Play 99 Nights in the Forest

Core Goals

Endure 99 nights: Keep your character fed, warm, and protected as threats escalate over time.

Find the missing four: Investigate clues across the map to uncover what happened to the children.

Scaling Threats

Each night the forest becomes bolder. Patrols increase, predators grow tougher, and noise draws attention you don’t want. Treat early evenings as preparation—the later ones will test your plan.

The Survival Loop

• Gather and craft: Chop trees, stock materials, and craft tools to stay one step ahead.
• Build a base: Walls, light, and choke points matter; poor layouts invite disaster.
• Grow food: Farm small plots to avoid risky midnight foraging.
• Explore smartly: Dungeons and fog‑shrouded areas hide upgrades and crucial clues.

Enemies and Hazards

The woods are not empty. Expect man‑eating deer, bandits looking for easy targets, and a Skinwalker that learns your habits. Sounds and light can help—or betray—you.

Progression and Consequences

Some progress carries forward—like days survived or currency—encouraging long‑term strategies. Death still stings: bases can be lost, gear can vanish, and the forest rarely forgives a second time.

Tips Before You Start

• Build early. Reinforce doors and corners before night 10.
• Carry a backup light source and a quiet weapon.
• Explore dungeons in daylight; mark exits before diving deep.
• Rotate gathering routes to avoid ambush patterns.
• Listen—unusual calls often signal patrols or mimics.

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