The PC game.

Bedtime vs. Nightmares is coming to Steam for Windows, Linux and the Steam Deck: bought once, with no ads and nothing to buy inside it. The toys, the nightmares and the nights are the phone game's. What you earn, when you earn it and who you can play with are its own.

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At a glance.

The Story.

The PC game's campaign is the story: 240 nights across the twelve rooms, a boss at the end of each, the Shadow King last. Then the finale and the credits.

• Every night is the phone game's night of the same number: the same room, waves and nightmares. The only difference is on 16 boss nights, where the PC game's boss wakes up (below).
• Nothing comes after night 240 on the map. The rules the phone game adds on its later laps (Sleepwalkers, Midnight, Restless Closet) are not in the PC story.
• Hard Mode opens after level 40 and covers levels 4 to 240. A level's first Hard win pays its first-win coins again.

Toys in the story.

All 49 toys arrive inside the 240 nights. The first 21 come exactly when they do on a phone, up to level 80. From level 85 a new toy comes every five levels, in the same order, ending with the Hula Hoop at level 220: the last room is played with the whole toy box.

A toy won from the campaign arrives already trained, at about 70% of the level a typical team has reached by then. A toy that comes sooner on PC arrives trained for that earlier night.

Its bosses.

On a phone a boss wakes up wide awake only after level 240. The PC game has no such levels, so it has the wake-ups here: every boss on Hard Mode, and the story's last four bosses the first time through.

On the nights it can wake up a boss starts with less health, tuned so the night is as hard awake as asleep. On Hard a boss has twice its health in the story (a little less where only the Hard night wakes it up), on top of a harder night. Each boss's page shows what it does once awake.

Coins only.

The PC game has one currency. Every battle's coins are doubled, and everything the phone game pays in gems is paid in coins instead.

• A gem's worth is a night of coins at the last boss you beat, divided by 30. It only changes when a boss is beaten, so a price or a reward stays the same for a whole room. A 30-gem reward is about one night of coins at any point in the story.
• Rewards come from progress, never from opening the game: there is no free chest, no login gift and no timer. In gems' worth: a boss's first win pays 10 plus 2 per room before it; its first Hard win half that, at least 5; a special-rule night's first win 5; a room with three stars on all 20 nights 25; an award its points.
• Daily Dream: a first win pays 15, and 2 more for each night of the streak after the first, up to 29 from the eighth night.
• Longest Night: 5 for each new five-wave milestone, at most 50 a run.
• Toy Mastery: ranks 1 to 5 are free; from M6 a rank costs 10 × the rank in gems' worth of coins, and still needs its wins.
• Nothing is sold. No toy is bought early, and the looks and wardrobe things the phones sell for gems are earned: 50 counted wins with a look's toy, an award, or a seasonal event's track.
• Revive: free, once per solo night, Hard nights too; in the Longest Night from wave 3. There is no revive when playing together.

Toy upgrades, the Bedroom and Dream Light cost what they do on a phone.

After the story.

The story's end is not the game's. A team finishes the story at around Lv 17 of 25, with Lv 25, the Bedroom, Toy Mastery and Dream Light still to earn.

• Hard Mode for all 237 levels, with every boss wide awake. Once the story is done, the map's Continue plays the first level not yet won on Hard.
• More Nights, including the Grand Parade of all twelve bosses, which opens with the finale.
• Play Together with up to four friends.
• Upgrades: the coins come from Hard Mode, More Nights, quests, awards and replays.

Awards that changed.

Six of the phone game's awards count levels in the hundreds and thousands. On PC each keeps its name and its prize, with a goal the story can reach.

Numbers from the game's own data, version 1.0.0 as of November 13, 2026. Toy and nightmare numbers are the base values: every night scales the nightmares to its level (how). You are reading for the phone game (iPhone, iPad, Android): the switch at the top shows the PC game's numbers.You are reading for the PC game, coming to Steam: the switch at the top goes back to the phone game's numbers.