Survive 99 days, craft supplies, rescue lost boys, and escape a forest where a deer-monster grows more dangerous each night.
Here's a quick look at the game:
99 Nights in the Forest. Horror Multiplayer is a cooperative survival horror game built around a 99-day run. You explore a dark forest for resources, prepare a shelter, and rescue lost boys while a deer-monster hunts during the night. The longer you survive, the more dangerous that creature becomes, so preparation matters increasingly as the run continues.
Prepare Before the Next Night
Resources gathered in the forest support several survival systems. Bring materials back to the workbench to craft weapons, flashlights, and other supplies. Food can be prepared with the cauldron, while shelters give your group another way to prepare for the dangers outside.
The day-and-night structure creates a simple priority: use safer exploration time to collect what the group will need before another hunt begins. Because the deer-monster becomes more dangerous as the nights pass, delaying important crafting leaves less room to recover later. Stocking useful supplies and improving your preparations early makes more sense than waiting until the creature is already stronger.
Rescue the Lost Boys and Reach Day 99
Survival is only part of the objective. You also need to search the forest for the missing boys and rescue them before completing the full 99-day challenge and escaping. Exploring farther can therefore advance the main goal, but it also takes you away from the resources and shelter you have already established.
In multiplayer, the same systems can be handled cooperatively: players can gather materials, craft equipment, prepare food, and search for the missing boys while working toward the same survival objective.
Controls
On PC, use WASD to move around the forest. Press E to interact with objects, which is important when using the environment and survival systems during a run.
What Carries Over Between Runs?
Most of your survival progress belongs to the current attempt. When a run ends, the money you found or earned and completed achievements are retained, while the rest of the run resets.
Saved money also provides longer-term progression because it can be used to unlock new character classes. This means crafted weapons and supplies should be viewed as tools for the current forest run, while money and achievements are the resources that continue to matter after that attempt is over.
