About Adam and Eve: Sleepwalker
You know those moments when you wake up to find your friend wandering around like a zombie in his pajamas? That’s the whole premise of Adam and Eve: Sleepwalker, a lighthearted puzzle game where your buddy is literally sleepwalking through all sorts of hazards. You’re cast as poor Adam, trying to steer him safely to bed without waking him up. It feels equal parts like babysitting and playing mind-reader, since you never quite know which way he’ll go next.
Gameplay revolves around placing objects and manipulating the environment so that the groggy sleepwalker follows a safe path. Maybe you’ll set up a ramp to get him past a lava pit, or use a trampoline to bounce him over a sleeping dragon. Each level brings new twists—moving platforms, sneaky obstacles, sometimes even a small maze—to keep you on your toes. I’ve lost count of the times I thought I had the perfect layout only to see him veer off and plummet into quicksand.
What really sells it is the game’s art style and sense of humor. Everything looks hand-drawn and a little goofy, from your pal’s drooping eyelids to the weirdly expressive bats that guard certain passages. The soundtrack is mellow, almost lullaby-like, but with enough playful notes to remind you that you’re in for some brain-teasing fun. It’s low-pressure enough that you can dip in for a couple of levels on your commute or marathon through a dozen puzzles on a lazy Sunday.
At the end of the day, Adam and Eve: Sleepwalker is exactly the kind of casual puzzle game that hooks you with its clever mechanics and adorable characters. It’s not trying to reinvent the wheel, but it doesn’t have to—sometimes you just want a friendly challenge where you’re busy solving little problems rather than hunting monsters or racing time trials. If you’re in a mood for something cute, quirky, and just tricky enough to keep you entertained, give it a spin.