Press
Facts and files for coverage of Dungeon Tower and One More Minute. Every file can be downloaded on its own.
Press contact: games@goodnightpeople.com
Dungeon Tower
A roguelike set in an endless tower where your items do the fighting: choose what you wear, forge it further and find out how high your build can climb.
Game pageFacts
| Title | Dungeon Tower |
|---|---|
| Developer and publisher | Goodnight People |
| Genre | Roguelike with automatic combat and a focus on items |
| Mode | Single player; duels against ghosts with complete builds (asynchronous) |
| Platform | PC (Windows) · Steam (planned) |
| Controls | Mouse, keyboard or touch |
| Language | German for now |
| Status | In development (v0.8) · Steam Early Access planned, no date yet |
Downloads
Screenshots
The screenshots show the German version of the game.
One More Minute
It is always 11:59 PM. You walk the same dark hallway again and again, and at the end of it, under a bare bulb, someone is waiting. A quiet, photoreal first-person horror game about one night, a radio that knows too much and a door you were told to keep shut.
Game pageFacts
| Title | One More Minute |
|---|---|
| Developer and publisher | Goodnight People |
| Genre | Psychological horror, exploration with small puzzles |
| Perspective | First person |
| Engine | Unity 6 (HDRP) |
| Platform | PC (Windows) · Steam (planned) |
| Structure | Chapters, each a different place and a different night. Chapter 1 is complete, Chapter 2 “Halcyon” is in development |
| Languages | English voice-over; subtitles and menu in English and German |
| Controls | Keyboard and mouse, gamepad |
| Content notice | Depicts drowning and the death of a loved one. Contains lightning flashes; a reduced-flashing option is available |
| Status | In development · Coming to Steam, no date yet |
Downloads
Logo, bone white, transparent
Logo for light backgrounds
Key art with logo
Key art
Key art, upright, with logo
Screenshots
In-game captures from Chapter 1 (the house) and Chapter 2 (the night ferry HALCYON).
Goodnight People
A door, open just a crack, and light spilling out. “Good night” can be a farewell, a bedtime ritual or a warning. Goodnight People publishes independent games for long nights.