This game simulates what SLEEP PARALYSIS feels like.. 

Sleep paralysis is a crazy thing, it tends to happen for me when on the brink of trying to sleep, like you're still alert and aware, but the body isn't and in full shutdown/sleep mode, once the body actually does go into a sleep state your mind still stays awake, thus causing you to be aware of your surroundings but every ounce of your muscles and movement is in standstill mode, at some points you can and will hear noises that aren't actually happening, thinking your dog is barking or your cat is right next to you, or someone (whoever is living with you or alone) will be in your room or somewhere outside your room. You'll think there is actually things happening around you in the house somewhere or near you, all while you can't move, and sometimes you'll feel like you actually are moving, that you made it to another room or made it to the floor at least to pick yourself up but it's such a struggle because every part of your body can't move, but yet your mind makes you think you are and actually are doing something and making progress, while seeing some things and as a whole scenario plays out, just to realize you'll still in your bed and none of what actually happened really ever happened to begin with To wake up from it I try to jolt the body or move my arms, but you aren't able too, but it feels like you can, if you can time it right and wait for a moment to wake yourself up, whether it's from jolting, taking deep breaths or getting that sense of movements back in your arms and body, you eventually can and your mind just knows you can do it, it'll take numerous tries but you'll be able too eventually. Sometimes when succeeding and you are awake it'll happen again back to back shortly after trying to sleep a few minutes after waking up from it Rarely it'll feel like you actually did wake up and you are fully awake and getting up and doing your normal things just to find out that it never happened and still in sleep paralysis (I guess from how eager the mind was to wake up from it that it played out a whole scenario of acting as if it actually did), eventually though we'll be able to sleep, the cause of this for myself I found out mostly was from staying up too late multiple times in a row with very sporadic sleep schedules and waking up schedules that probably confused the routine of your body and mind was normally used too sleeping, that at times when it would normally be awake is when it's suddenly switch to sleep time because of the sudden difference in sleep pattern, thus causing the mind to wanting to be awake when the body isn't feeling awake at times when normally would be. It's confusing, but I haven't had sleep paralysis for a while now (maybe ever since a year ago or so.)

I've had sleep paralysis twice in my life. The first time I had just woken from a nightmare and when I realized I couldn't move, I saw a lady with no eyes and a very wide smile laying next to me. She laughed and I quickly shut my eyes and waited for her to leave, and it felt like it took forever to go back to normal. I refused to sleep the rest of that night. The second time, more recent, was after another nightmare, it was storming outside and I saw a silhouette of a person in front of the window. They didn't move, but I could hear them breathing, and another person breathing by my ear. Again I closed my eyes and waited for it to stop.

I used to think sleep paralysis was a joke until I experienced it myself. It is horrifying, I couldn't move, and I could only look around. It looked like a silhouette standing in the doorway watching me. You genuinely feel helpless. I have slept with my door closed since.

This has to be one of the most relatable horror games. The accuracy of how sleep paralysis occur is something i wont forget. In my case though, the shadow was holding a gun but didn't really used it or pointed at me. It was slowly coming towards my room and just stand there

"If you had sleep paralysis what would happen?" 'Well, the demon might give me a bit of trouble' "But would you lose?" 'Nah, I'd go back to sleep'

My sister gets bad sleep paralysis where she sees people crying in the corner, once she thought someone had broken into her house, she’s seem a girl crawling around her bed, and she can sometimes describe the persons facial features, all while being completely unable to move. What really gets her is that half the time she knows she’s asleep and doesn’t know how to wake up

I’ve only experienced sleep paralysis once. I was laying in bed after waking up facing the wall. After noticing I couldn’t speak or move I heard the sound of someone or something banging on my bed “lower half part of my bed is made of wood” I clutched my eyes as hard as possible and slowly faded out of it.

A majority of sleep paralysis cases happen when you fall asleep on your back. If you are known to sleep with your eyes open, it's even worse.The dream plays out around your room and you are unable to interact with anything. Of the few times it's happened to me, I was lucid enough to *try* to wake up, but it was impossible. At one point, I somehow managed to "get up" and run to my dad's office to ask him to help me wake up, only to suddenly find myself back in bed paralyzed. This repeated over and over half a dozen times like some sort of Russian Doll/Groundhog's Day scenario. Yeah... I never sleep on my back anymore.

“Oh boy, I can’t wait to go to bed after eating my Benadryl sandwich! I need to wake bright and early tomorrow!”

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I've had sleep paralysis for years now, but the worst one I've ever had was seeing a pitch black mass standing in the doorway of my room and not being able close my eyes and snap out of it. There was an overwhelming feeling of panic and dread and utter fear as I watched it slowly start to get closer towards me all while there was a voice yelling in my head to wake up and that if I didn't, I was going to die. The entire time all of that was happening, there was an excruciating pain in the left side of my stomach that almost felt like I was being stabbed (just about every time I have sleep paralysis that pain is there just nowhere near as bad as it was that night) and I could hear just this awful laughter that seemed to be emanating from it although it didn't have any features at all, it was literally just a black mass. It was almost like it was taunting me at that point. When I finally managed to snap out of it, I turned on my light and didn't dare to fall back asleep. At that point, I'd been experiencing it for several years and had seen tons of those masses during it so it wasn't anything new to me when I saw it, but I have never in my life experienced that amount of panic and fear until that night nor had I experienced my subconscious telling me I was going to die if I didn't wake up.

Hey Ryan, heres a dono in hopes you see this. I grew up with Jack and Mark in the golden era and started watching you roughly 6 years ago, was here during the legendary FNF and fnaf phases, and literally have core memories of watching videos at night after a rough day. I'm now almost 19 and have a full time job but I always make time for you Ryan. Don't work too hard, love you dude❤️

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First ever sleep paralysis was daunting. The entity I saw was a small grey being with black and blue wearable and that cheeky bugger laugh at me while telling I'm him 500 years later in another life time. Dude just as rage inducing as myself. It makes me felt like I successfully pull a prank towards myself, that felt weird and funny.

mine are usually what i call "nightmare loops" where i "dream" shaking myself awake, moving and about to get up off my bed, only to "snap back" to laying back in bed still paralyzed, the loop tends to go 2-4 times until im actually awake. im no longer really scared during my sleep paraylsis because ive had them for years, but its always very disorienting for me mao

I've had sleep paralysis a couple of times it was terrifying at first but then you get used to it, it's basically being in a state between being awake and being asleep, unfortunately your body is in sleep mode and the part of your brain that's most active is the part that has all your fears from what I understand at least. So you can't move at all, can't talk but you can see and hear everything it's so awful at first and it feels like it lasts forever but when you wake up you'll notice barely any time has passed

I’ve had sleep paralysis a lot, but the timing was insane because it was when i was really in the depths of depression and suicidal intentions. it was almost exactly like the game you played. i had sleep paralysis everyday for 2 months straight. the first time, i literally thought i was going to die or i was having an encounter with death itself. the only differences i can tell you between the game and the real experience is that instead of looking for the demon/shadow, you can almost feel it. and like how you mentioned “does thinking about it speak it to life?” yes, in fact it did it for me. every time i was scared or paranoid about it, I’d always have sleep paralysis. it got to a point where i knew when i was going to have it on most nights. it has such a strong energy and you can almost feel exactly where it’s at. i remember i always had these tingles and vibrations on my neck and the closer the shadow got, the more intense and loud the vibrations came along. and also, when you enter sleep paralysis, your surroundings turn into nightmares. for example, i had clothes on my chair and my floor. the ones on my chair turned into a tall figure sitting down and staring at me, and then the clothes on my floor turned into dead bodies. Sleep paralysis is one of the scariest experiences of my life. later down the line i found out that my situation was spiritual and i was actually having an encounter with a demon.

I used to have sleep paralysis episodes when I was in high school. And It made me terrified to go to sleep for a long time. Now I haven’t had a sleep paralysis episode for a while, but take it from me sleep paralysis is no picnic.

I have unfortunately experienced sleep paralysis on multiple occasions. Rule 1, NEVER open your eyes, unless you want to see literal demons. Rule 2, focus on remaining as calm as you can. I try and move a finger or toe continuously until I can move more and more of the given limb, then I sit up and slap myself, lol. God I hate sleep paralysis. I thankfully heard about it before experiencing it, and have never made the mistake of opening my eyes, but if you do, you apparently see pure nightmare conjured monsters and creatures.

I've never had any hallucinations while having sleep paralysis but I had the typical feeling like something was sitting on my chest barely able to breathe, I couldn't open my eyes or move and whenever I did try to move it would get harder to breathe and I couldn't speak mine lasted at most 3 minutes but it was still terrifying to my brain as a 16yr old and there really is no way to get out of it at least for me I just have to wait it out.

Was about to go to sleep but I may hold off now

as someone who used to have it almost 4 times a week: yes, this is what it feels like. you are awake and your eyes are open but your body feels like its asleep, your mind creates things which clearly arent there but your brain makes it so believable that your body goes even more limp. i had them so bad at some times where all i could do was cry, had to put on a light and slept with a bedlight for 2 years. its terrifying, the mind can be such a terrifying place.

I had my first sleep paralysis experience when I was 14 (?). And since then, I’ve figured out that it only happens when I sleep rlly late for a few days straight. Basically, I feel short on breath and that wakes me up. I can tell I’m on my paralysis is when I can’t see clearly, there’s some sort of black cloth covered over my head (like what widows wear in movies with funeral scenes). Then there’s this painful and loud white noise (almost like muffled screaming) blasting close to my ears, almost as if it wants to pop both my eardrums. The first thing I do is try to move my fingers and arms, which takes out so much energy in me that when I stop to take a break I’m much shorter on air and my vision gets darker, like I’m being sucked away. When I gather enough energy again, I try again and I usually manage to break out after two or three times. It’s not scary atp, it’s just annoying. Because once I break out, my body shuts down for a second and I have to fight against it to stop it from happening before a second paralysis starts. Like I said, annoying as hell.

Just finished watching his last video and this popped up on my feed, haven't been more happy

I have sleep paralysis pretty regularly (maybe every 2 weeks) and i usually see MYSELF wandering around in the bedroom. it was so terrifying at first but throughout the years i learnt to just calm my nerves and breathe regularly through it and i kinda got used to it and get out of it faster than i used to.

I remember seeing my sleep paralysis demon one night: a man with a hat. I was convinced it was the Devil himself and I wanted to scream. Thankfully I have never seen it again.

I've had sleep paralysis before, and it's a pretty interesting experience. You can't move, yet you can still blink and look around. Also, Ryan, I LOVE your videos, they never get old and also, your commentary is pretty relaxing and exciting at the same time. Also: Please don't stop making videos :D

You know its gonna be bad when Ryan doesn't even have his card RU-vid face in the thumbnail 💀

I have had a lot of instances of sleep paralysis in my life. It is me laying in bed, feeling a certain crisp texture of a blanket that I do not have. Something either pulling the blanket off of me, pressing down on my my chest, or slowly pulling me out of bed being unable to resist. Its the same blanket feeling every time and its a blanket type I will forever avoid, because its my only tell that its sleep paralysis and not something sinister attacking me.

I've had multiple experiences with sleep paralysis I would actually have these weird "dreams" that I'm able to get up and move only for me to close and open my eyes and be back on the bed not bein able to move and this would repeat multiple times in one sleep paralysis episode I would also feel someone touching or pulling on my leg I once felt being lifted up whilst still not being able to move

this is SO ACCURATE the sensation of trying to move but feeling too weak or drained is so so frustrating

8:40 that fr just made me almost have a heart attack like that fr scared the crap outa me 😭😭😭

i have so much respect for 8-bitryan not because he makes good qualitie content, but the amount of video posted everyday is a feat not much youtuber could handle nawadays. You have all my respect but please take a break someday😊

Usually when I get sleep paralysis (I think it is at least) I don't usually have my eyes open. Most of the time it kind of feels like something building up, like impending doom. and usually in whatever dream I'm in I recognize that feeling then become aware I'm dreaming. My body just has this panic and urge to wake up and move. Another big part of the dreams is it usually ends up as something really disturbing, (Almost like a jumpscare actually), and when the peak comes I'm usually panicking trying to move and wake up but I can't. I would try to scream but I can't, and all I feel throughout my body is pure terror. Thankfully I rarely get them now, but even so I'm pretty used to it and can kind of sit in it, and only one one occasion I was actually able to become lucid without the feeling of impending doom. Weird how the brain can be

I get that feeling a lot when I sleep. My kiddo asleep. My mom asleep. Me getting ready to with YT sounds and soothing lights. When the body is almost at that Deep Sleep state, SOMETHING is there and your body senses it. After checking your place, you go back to sleep. IT'S THERE AGAIN. Now the body can't sleep. That's me every night. 😢 😴 Thank you, Ryan 😊❤

I have sleep paralysis a lot almost once a week, but this year had been less frequent. However, just last night I had a very busy day and got to bed when I was really tired, the moment my head hit the pillow it began. So to prevent seeing things, I'd cover my eyes with pillows or just cover myself with the blankets and if it started getting too much to handle I'd just wriggle my finger and toes and try to move my hand, and since going back to bed after it seems to make me go back to it I would change position and sleep on my sides. And please don't be panicked if you woke up to being paralysed, control your breathing and wriggle your fingers and toes as much as you can, and then start moving your hands or legs. After that change your sleeping position to the sides. That's all. Great video as usual Ryan😊

I love 8-bit Ryan been watching for such a long time.. Keep it up man you're amazing.. 🎉

It’s nice to sleep, I especially like it when the demons start nibbling at my toes

Hey ryan, i’m currently in the hospital for overdose lol. And watching your videos are helping me rehabilitate and become stronger to reach the real world again. If you don’t see this then that sucks but you’re helping out someone that’s struggling really hard right now and I would like you to understand that’s Been a fan since I was 9 😊

I had sleep paralisis once but there was no "demon" I just woken up with my face in the pillow without being able to breathe and I couldn't stand up

i have random bouts of sleep paraylsis if im fighting going to bed, the worst one was i was sleeping on my back and couldnt even open my eyes and just felt someone sitting on my chest and they were breathing in my face but their breath was cold; once i realized what it was i can break myself out of it but i have to fight REALLY hard to get up,,, seeing a game representing this makes me feel seen

Whoa, this is insane! Keep it up!

Ah, another new Ryan vid, love the content, keep it up man!

Whenever Ryan upload vids i am so hype❤🎉

Love you Ryan! Thankyou for making my childhood the best ❤

I'm lucky to have never had this but I had a friend who did. He said he would hear things and see people walking past him in his room as if he was sleeping on the side of the street.

RIP that pizza slice I was eating, that jump-scare legitmitly made me jump and the pizza slice was claimed by the floor. I don't usually scare ever especially after some of the terrifying art I've made and the years worth of horror content I've watched but man that got me.

0:52 "im queer enough to play this" 👀

When I was sleep deprived, I more so had extreme morbid hallucinations of either versions of myself or tall lanky shadow figures, So much so it drove me actually insane and only after focusing on my health did they stop, but safe to say, don't starve yourself of sleep.

7:11 You go back to sleep

What kind of psychopath sleeps in a bed in the the middle of the room with no sheets on, bro you're prime for those demons

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I don't think I could cope with sleep paralysis, it would genuinely terrify me. I have deep respect and condolences for anybody who has experienced it, especially those who experience it regularly.

0:22 the way i waved back at you xD

Younger me would almost experience the same thing everyday, I was sleeping on the bed and faced the other way which makes me face to face with the wall and I couldn’t even sleep on the other side of the bed at every night. I always felt like being watched, seeing a human figure but all black and only white eyes staring at me through the corner that is dark. I sleep with my mom but I still feel it everyday when I was younger, having stress and anxiety about it. I also experienced some few familiar things.

I just remember breathing really loud the one time I remember having paralasys. I was stressing right after tho

Just sleep with a blindfold. That way you don’t have to experience the horrors. You’ll also likely go back to sleep again because of the darkness. I’ve only ever had one recurring dream and I’ve only had it twice. It’s where my little brother is getting bullied by other kids and eventually it comes to the point where I try to fight them, but what happens is I’ll start throwing fast punches that sort of hit an invisible wall before reaching the person. It’s sort of like they have Gojo’s infinity. And after that, I wake up. My dad said he has a similar recurring dream, but in his dream he will be beating the crap out of his opponent but they take no damage and stand back up.

Never experienced Sleep Paralysis before and I now I never want to

It’s just like this but it’s more aggressive and noisy. Also the best thing is to close your eyes. If you don’t want it to happen, when you hear ringing in your ears that means it’s about to start so move and try to talk to stop it before it starts.

Day 240 of asking Ryan to play DARKWOOD!!

This game totally feels like sleep paralysis its giving me chills! About a year ago I got sleep paralysis for the first time, and I remember I couldn’t move and a monster came through the door and started running at me 😭 it was really scary and I woke up terrified

RYAN SAID FLASHLIGHT INSTEAD OF TORCH WE’RE MAKING PROGRESS

As a person who gets sleep paralysis almost every time I take a nap, this game hits different.

Sleep paralysis sounds scary enough, even without the demonic entity

Dude that first jump scare sent me sliding back in my chair

You're a talented creator, seriously!

I've actually had sleep paralysis 2 times in my life so far when I was 13, I can 100% confirm this is exactly what it's like. Anxiety slowly sets in as you realize you are helpless and can not move anything except your eyes. Every little thing you see seems like it is moving and slowly creeping up on you, and all you can do is lay there and cry as you slowly accept your fate. (Edit: it is even worse if you have had a nightmare prior to waking up.)

I’ve experienced sleep paralysis a few times, and believe me when I say this, it was NOT comfortable in the slightest. The concept of not being able to move or speak just terrifies the crap outta me sometimes. But right now, I haven’t experienced it yet.

I've only had sleep paralysis twice. The first time i actually didn't have any "demons" or shadows or anything. But I was actually having something called sleep apnea (which is when your brain doesn't automate your breathing during your sleep like it normally should and so you stop breathing while you sleep and then your brain wakes you up and is like hey breathe dummy), This particular night I fell asleep woke up could not move and could not breathe because my brain hadn't fully registered that I was technically awake so it still hadn't kick started the process that normally happens when you wake up after having sleep apnea where you start breathing again. So there I was not able to move or breathe freaking out screaming in my head as loud as I could trying anything I could do to wake up, then finally my brain kind of got the idea that I was not breathing enough like even though it had tried to wake me up already and then I actually woke up and started gasping for air, so that was scary. The second time I had sleep paralysis was like I just fallen asleep and I was still kind of awake in a sense and then I fell all the way asleep, woke up to sleep paralysis and that time I did see a "sleep paralysis demon". The ever elusive hat man (thats the best way to describe him tbh) was standing in my doorway watching me sleep and it was so unsettling that I slept like as little as possible the next few days that particular month...and since then I haven't had it.

A channel to learn more is called Explore Lucid Dreaming, it’s got some sleep paralysis videos but also a lot of other cool sleep related stuff

I used to get sleep paralysis when I was younger, it really is a terrifying thing, being between the realities of dreaming and being awake, I remember being afraid, and tried calling out to my mom for help but being unable to. As well as trying to move. It felt like my spine was stuck to my bed, and seeing shadowy figures didn’t exactly help much either, especially with how paranoid I was as a kid.

WARNING! DO NOT WATCH THIS AT NIGHT! ⚠⚠⚠

I have experienced sleep paralysis multiple times and when it happens, I usually just lay there and I can't talk or move. I have never experienced anyone walking or crawling on my bed, but it's hella scary. The thing is that the more you fight it the worse it gets. It's actually better to not fight it anyway. Usually when I have experienced this, it happens again and again and again right after each other. I remember when I was listening to music. It was summer and my family and I were visiting my grandparents in our summer hut. I started to feel really tired and I just drifted of. Then I "woke" up and I couldn't move, speak or hear anything. Another weird thing is that when I had my eyes closed they were open and when I had them open they were closed. The worst part about sleep paralysis is how long it takes for you to wake up. It feels like a decade until you finally wake up. It gets even scarier when it happens right after each other which is what i'm explaining right now. So after what felt like a decade, I finally woke up and my playlist was starting over again. Now this might not say much at first and at the time my playlist was like an hour long or something. I was pretty much half way through when I dozed of and I was back at pretty much the same spot when I woke up. This might be hard to believe but it's true. Then I couldn't even react when I woke up and felt into another sleep paralysis experience and it happen 3 times in total. A tip I know to have this happen less frequently is to sleep on your side. Alot of people experience sleep paralysis when they sleep on their back like me. Another thing is that taking naps at day time is refreshing but it also boosts the chances of sleeparalysis. Also stay active and use some energy before going to sleep as this also helps. Now keep in mind that sleep paralysis is nothing to worry about and it's simply just your brain waiking up before your body

I have never had sleeping paralysis until this year with the g@noside since I live near the w@r the only thing preventing me from having sleep paralysis was my cat. When I first adopted my cat I felt so relieved and safe that I felt like my cat can read my anxiety and worries. Hope this reach to anyone who is suffering too 😢

The one and only time I experienced sleep paralysis was back in high school. I was super into creepypastas at the time. I woke up unable to move with Slenderman standing next to me. I could see shadows moving like tendrils. I stayed like that for a while before he jumped at me, scaring me out of my paralysis

I experienced sleep paralysis once, it was the scariest thing I ever

Dude omg just watching this is giving me the chills cause I have experience this multiple times even seeing demons and monsters and stuff in the shadows. There was one time I saw Reaper from Death Note in my window looking at me full body and everything. Like this is like a true experience for me and man I hate it

another video of Ryan to brighten my day. Love you bro

this reminds me of Shed 17, Shed 17 is a Thomas the tank engine horror and I got traumatized and my childhood destroyed by it like during when I was 8 years old so much so that I got nightmares and even sleep paralysis from it and this video reminded me of that time so I wanted you to react to that video and see your reaction whether or not you'll get traumatized or not

I use to have sleep paralysis when I was younger and since I’m near sighted I’d see distorted images. What worked for me to become mobile again was closing my eyes and doing a mental jumpscare so I could shock myself awake.

I've had a pretty odd sleep paralysis that defies all other encounters as to it being actually positive. when I was a bit younger I had a sleep paralysis episode and the beginning was terrifying, couldn't move, couldn't talk, I heard all kinds of odd sounds and then out of no where it was like as if a very bright white light turned on, it blinded me so I had to close my eyes, and I swear that I could feel like my head was laying on someone's lap, at least it felt like it, I could hear someone breathing very deeply just above my head and for some reason I genuinely felt peaceful, like nothing could hurt me. It lasted for hours and it was genuinely the best hours I've had in years. I was bewildered when I was told it was sleep paralysis.

Felt like telling you, amazing digital circus part 3 came out.

I've had sleep paralysis too a few times. It felt heavy and you're aware that you feel it but you're trapped in your own body. It is terrifying

Had sleep paralysis a few times and it's terrifying. Not being able to move when you see something creeping in the dark corner in your bedroom getting closer and closer and you can't do nothing about.

As someone who has had a sleep paralysis experience before, it's almost like being shackled on a rack, being completely unable to do anything but move your head, sometimes not even that.

I get a lot of lucid zombie apocalypse dreams and other nightmares where I was in control. I like them

The one tip I heard about trying to wake yourself from sleep paralysis is that you should try to move parts of your body the furthest from your upper half, specifically, trying to start with your toes. You work your way up to your body. So far, it has worked for me.

Sleep paralysis is so scary, ive had it 2 maybe 3 times in my life, I usually get what I call my 'night terrors' where I am in the same state as sleep paralysis (awake but bodys asleep) but there arent any hallusinations just a uncontrollable need to get out the room and run away from something.

Watching this before going to sleep is different

Sleep paralysis was the most scariest thing that happened on my life not being able to move your body or scream, only able look arround its really scary

Sleep paralysis is like you being awake but you can't move, and it is scaaaaaary as hell

I think I woke up to sleep paralysis once, a longer time ago, and fortunately it didn't last long. It was just "oh- oh my god this is happening to me, it's like I'm glued... body not going" and I kept trying to push through it, and eventually managed to move.

Love ur vid keep it up don’t rush and or pressure it self ❤❤. 2:55 how messy my room be…… my room is worse now that I think about it

I think one of the worst parts of sleep paralysis for me is the paranoia. I get it really often, sometimes multiple times per week, and it genuinely made me dread nighttime. There's this building sense of panic as it gets later and later into the night, knowing at some point I have to go to sleep. I developed insomnia a few years ago as well, so like 80% of the time I'm either unable to sleep or having sleep paralysis. Scary stuff.

You know what. Watching this when I’m in bed may not have been my brightest moment.

This has definitely happened to me a lot where I can't move or I feel like I can't breathe or I can't speak; sometimes I can open my eyes and look around and other times I can't. It's genuinely really unsettling and disorienting and a really crazy experience lol

I had sleep paralysis a few times so far and it’s real bad. Had it once in a wrong posture and I can’t move and my airflow was blocked due to my sleeping position. I was struggling to breathe to the point I was sweating so much and was trying to move or say something. That was one of my experience. Another one was when I couldn’t move, couldn’t speak but I can hear someone talking(I was alone the entire time and in camp) and I can feel like that someone was walking up to my bed and was trying to see if I’m awake. I feel as if it’s like some paranormal activity as it happens only in my camp and anywhere else is fine.

Yeah. I used to have sleep paralysis a lot when I was younger and even into my teen years. The experience from this game is similar but for me, the monster/demon would stand walk up to my bed and stand next to it and watch me until I woke up eventually. It would last about 2-4 minutes. What helped me was my breathing and just keeping my eyes closed, then eventually I would try move a limb one by one then wake up.

Sleep paralysis is one of the things I hope never happens to me. I just feel like I'd be scarred for life.

I have sleep paralysis once every month and it’s scary. It feels like you’re awake but your body is asleep and you can’t move. I thankfully don’t get shadow figures because I luckily can wake my self up for some reason. It’s something that you don’t want