Good Sleep Company

Good Sleep Company is a simulation game with puzzle elements. You work with Ellie, the company’s head, through a 10-day shift, switching customers between different types of dreams to manage their satisfaction and keep the company funded.

Manage customers’ dreams

Dreams can be sweet, good, bad or nightmares, and each type affects customer satisfaction. Customers have dream preferences, while satisfaction conditions and fluctuations depend on their subscription plan. Cheaper-plan customers tend to tolerate nightmares better, but if they do not get the results they want, they may demand compensation or cancel their subscription. Only their satisfaction when they wake up matters, since they will not remember their dreams.

Keep the company running

Satisfaction when customers wake directly affects revenue. If a paid-plan customer’s satisfaction falls below a certain level, they wake immediately and demand the maximum compensation fee. You can make up for compensation elsewhere if it is manageable, but some customers may cancel instead. As your customer base shrinks, new arrivals are more likely to be suffering from nightmares.

Choose daily upgrades

Each day, you choose one upgrade from three options. Upgrades can stop time, change a dream to another type, analyze customer preferences or slow the decline in satisfaction. Choose upgrades to suit your approach and prepare for tougher situations.