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Find all the pictures before Floppa finds you.
DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA is a memes, funny and horror game
developed and published by BLOCK 211.
Released on January 06th 2023 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 506 reviews of which 456 were positive and 50 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.4 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 0.99€ on Steam.
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- OS *: Windows 7 / 8 / 10 / 11
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon 64 X2 5600
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce 240 GT or Radeon HD 6570
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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Found all the pictures before Floppa found me. 10/10 experience, would recomend
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In today’s crowded landscape of horror games—where many titles rely on cinematic spectacle, scripted storytelling, or high-fidelity visuals—it’s refreshing to encounter a title that takes a more intricate and systems-driven approach. *DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA*, developed by BLOCK 211, distinguishes itself not through flashy visuals or elaborate cutscenes, but through deeply layered design, dynamic gameplay mechanics, and immersive environmental tension. At first glance, it may seem straightforward: explore a dark forest, collect eight cat images, and evade a relentless predator. But beneath this objective lies a richly complex experience that reveals itself through thoughtful engagement and intelligent game design. The structure of *DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA* is anything but simplistic. The player is equipped with a flashlight and must navigate a vast, open environment while being pursued by Big Floppa—a highly reactive and increasingly aggressive presence. As more cat images are collected, the intensity of the encounter escalates. The game doesn’t depend on linear storytelling or predetermined scare sequences. Instead, it builds fear through emergent systems, player-driven pacing, and a persistent sense of vulnerability grounded in the unpredictability of the world itself. What’s particularly compelling is the depth with which the game’s environment is constructed. The forest isn’t just a backdrop; it’s a complex space designed to challenge the player’s spatial awareness and memory. There are few overt navigational aids, so success depends on developing an internal sense of direction, learning to recognize subtle terrain variations, and planning movement strategically. This design encourages mental mapping and forces players to develop a highly intentional relationship with the environment. Each session becomes a cognitive exercise in orientation and risk management. Winter mode adds a further dimension of complexity, transforming the game into a fully realized survival experience. In this variant, the player must not only avoid Big Floppa but also manage body temperature by locating and maintaining proximity to scattered heat sources. The constant pressure of dwindling warmth introduces an entirely new strategic layer—forcing players to weigh progress against survival. It is this combination of overlapping mechanics—environmental hazards, time-sensitive movement, and a stalking predator—that results in a multi-faceted gameplay experience requiring real-time decision-making and careful prioritization. Big Floppa’s behavior is powered by an impressively dynamic AI system. Far from being a simple pursuit mechanic, the AI adapts to the player’s progress and patterns. Early in the game, Floppa may remain elusive, building tension through distance and silence. As more objectives are completed, however, the AI becomes increasingly proactive—anticipating paths, cutting off escape routes, and forcing the player to think several steps ahead. This evolving threat model creates the feeling of an intelligent adversary, enhancing immersion and demanding consistent adaptation. Audio design plays a critical role in reinforcing the game’s layered tension. With no musical score to anchor the mood, players must rely entirely on environmental audio cues—footsteps, rustling foliage, and a rising static signal that warns of Floppa’s proximity. The absence of constant auditory feedback makes every sound meaningful, and the carefully curated soundscape becomes one of the most powerful tools in the player’s arsenal. It’s not just about hearing danger; it’s about interpreting it, and responding under pressure. One of the game’s greatest strengths lies in how it encourages mastery over time. While the first few playthroughs may feel overwhelming, each subsequent attempt reveals patterns and systems that reward attentive players. Recognizing recurring image locations, predicting AI behavior, and navigating the terrain more efficiently all contribute to a steadily improving skill curve. The game doesn’t just test your reflexes—it tests your ability to learn and internalize its rules. In this way, *DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA* mirrors the design ethos of many celebrated strategy and survival games, where depth emerges from experience and persistence. There is also a thoughtful thematic contrast at the heart of the game. The act of collecting cat images—a seemingly light-hearted or nostalgic task—takes on a far more poignant tone when viewed in the context of constant threat. This pairing creates an emotional complexity that underlines the game’s broader atmosphere. It evokes a sense of preservation, of trying to hold onto something comforting in an otherwise hostile world. In conclusion, *DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA* is far more than a novelty or curiosity. It is a sophisticated and intelligently designed horror experience that reveals deeper layers the more time one spends with it. Its complex systems—ranging from adaptive AI to strategic environmental mechanics—form the backbone of an immersive and genuinely challenging game. The title invites players not only to survive, but to engage critically with its systems, to observe, to strategize, and to grow through play. For those willing to look past surface-level assumptions, *DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA* offers one of the most thoughtful and deeply engaging indie horror experiences in recent years. It stands as a testament to the power of focused, intentional design—where complexity serves not as a barrier, but as an invitation to explore, learn, and master.
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Why "Dark Night with Floppa" Is an Amazing Survival Game "Dark Night with Floppa," while clearly drawing inspiration from the classic Slender Man, stands out as a unique and thrilling survival game. This game takes the well-loved formula of atmospheric tension and pursuit but gives it a quirky, fresh twist by introducing a bizarre antagonist: the unpredictable and hilariously unsettling "Floppa." Its blend of horror and absurdity keeps players captivated, setting it apart in an oversaturated genre. The game's environment is one of its strongest features. From dark, misty forests to abandoned urban landscapes, the level design is dripping with eerie detail. The developers have mastered creating a sense of isolation and dread while also rewarding exploration with unexpected Floppa-themed surprises. The ambient soundscape complements this beautifully, with haunting melodies and sudden, chaotic noises that make every moment feel high-stakes. What truly elevates "Dark Night with Floppa" is its antagonist. Unlike the stoic and silent Slender Man, Floppa is chaotic and unpredictable, injecting humor and terror simultaneously. Its erratic movement patterns and ability to appear suddenly keep players constantly on edge, offering a more dynamic challenge than traditional survival games. It’s not just scary—it’s delightfully strange, making the tension feel fresh and engaging. The mechanics of the game are simple yet effective. Players must gather mysterious artifacts while avoiding Floppa’s grasp, all while managing limited resources like stamina and light sources. The progression system, with unlockable abilities and challenges, adds a layer of replayability that ensures the game doesn’t grow stale. Each attempt feels rewarding, even in failure, as you learn more about Floppa’s quirks. "Dark Night with Floppa" strikes a perfect balance between fear and fun, crafting an experience that is as hilarious as it is horrifying. Its uniqueness and creativity breathe new life into the survival horror genre. Whether you’re a fan of tense gameplay, meme-worthy humor, or just want something unconventional, this game is a must-play. 10/10 made me cry
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As much as I love cats, the cats in this game are too scary... I also just rated another cat game favorably...
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terrifying shit my pants love that the "Quit to Desktop" and "Quit to Menu" options both crash the game, intuitive feature
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DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA is currently priced at 0.99€ on Steam.
DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 0.99€ on Steam.
DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA received 456 positive votes out of a total of 506 achieving a rating of 8.40.
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DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA was developed and published by BLOCK 211.
DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA is playable and fully supported on Windows.
DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA is not playable on MacOS.
DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA is not playable on Linux.
DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA is a single-player game.
DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA does not currently offer any DLC.
DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA does not support Steam Remote Play.
DARK NIGHT WITH FLOPPA is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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BLOCK 211
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BLOCK 211
Release
06 Jan 2023
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