Physics Party Game Good Night Launches Steam Demo Ahead of November Release
The demo puts Karma Koron's bed-as-ring premise in front of players roughly a month before the November 2026 release at 790 yen, letting the physics gimmicks and the Best Shot replay feature carry the pitch instead of a trailer.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Indie developer Karma Koron released a Steam demo for the PC party game Good Night on October 8, 2026. Players control sleeping characters who roll, squirm, shove, and kick each other off a bed used as a ring. The demo includes five bed types, among them an oversized bed, a slippery bed, and one with footholds that fall away. Survival and Endless modes both award the title King Sleeper.
Karma Koron opened the demo on Steam on October 8, 2026, with the full game set for November 2026 at 790 yen. The characters stay asleep by design, so control is deliberately indirect: rolling to move, squirming to rotate, a half-asleep shove, and a random head shake.
Beyond the standard bed, the demo carries four others, including an oversized bed, a slippery bed, and a bed whose footholds gradually fall away. Survival Mode rewards whoever stays on until the end, while Endless Mode counts knock-offs within the time limit. A Best Shot function records matches automatically for later viewing.
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