Survive the Nights

About Survive the Nights: Cosy-Looking Tense Survival Adventure

Survive the Nights drops you into a camp where the fire is dying and eyes glow between the trees. The look is cosy, but the pressure is real: each night brings a new threat, and each day is a race to be ready for the next one. The game runs on Roblox-style controls and blends resource gathering, base building, and story-driven exploration across a growing number of nights, with a clear finish line at dawn 20 when the rescue helicopter arrives — and an open-ended record chase after that.

By day the world is yours to work: chop wood, mine stone, pick berries, open chests, and follow the story marker to locations the narrative points toward. A fallen watchtower holds a trapped pup that fights at your side once freed. An old cabin, a wrecked car, and a giant stump each hide one of three radio parts needed to call for rescue. By night the wolves come, and they are not the only danger. A thief wolf steals your supplies, a pack targets one marked wall, a bear charges along a shown line, a chest glows just outside the firelight, the Alpha leaps clean over your walls, raiders break through them, and the Stag stomps before kicking your fire out.

After every night, choose one of three rewards that take effect immediately. The camp also works on its own: a sawmill, quarry, smokehouse, scrapyard, and trading post all produce resources over time, and what they made while you were away is waiting to collect. Spin the Wheel of the Forest each day and climb the camp level as the nights stack up. If you fall, the camp survives and the next morning continues from where things stood. Progress saves after every reward and every build.

How to Play Survive the Nights

Daytime Gathering and Exploration

Each day, gather wood, stone, berries, and scrap from the environment and open chests you find along the way. Follow the story marker to reach key locations: the fallen watchtower, the old cabin, the wrecked car, and the giant stump each hold story-relevant items or the pup companion. Collect the three radio parts hidden across these sites to repair the radio and trigger the rescue at dawn 20.

Building and Upgrading the Camp

Build workshops on the glowing spots in the camp, then walk up to them to collect what they have produced — logs, stone, cooked meat, scrap, and coins. Upgrade each workshop as the nights go by. Spin the Wheel of the Forest every day and climb the camp level over time.

Surviving the Night

Wolves crouch and growl before they lunge, so sidestep the attack. Hit the Stag three times while it stomps to stagger it. Each night ends with a choice of one of three rewards that change the game right away. After dawn 20, the rescue helicopter arrives; keep going beyond that point to chase the record.

Leaderboard

Press the orange RANKING button in the main menu to see the top players ranked by most nights survived, along with your own personal best.

Controls

• WASD / Arrow Keys: Move
• Right Mouse Button (hold): Look around
• Scroll Wheel: Zoom
• Space: Jump
• E / Left Click: Context action — chop, mine, pick, open, feed the fire, build on a glowing outline, collect from a workshop, attack
• F: Eat
• B: Open the hammer menu
• Shift: Toggle shift lock
• Esc: Pause

Mobile

• Drag (left half of screen): Move
• Drag (right half of screen): Look around
• Pinch: Zoom
• Proximity to tree, rock, bush, chest, or workshop: Uses it automatically; the big button shows the current action (FEED FIRE, BUILD, COLLECT, ATTACK)

Games You Might Like

Survive the Nights sits naturally among survival games that test resource management and endurance, and it fits right into the broader Obby games catalogue on Playgama. If the night-after-night forest tension appeals to you, the 99 Nights In The Forest series pushes that same endurance loop even further. For a game that shares the digging and resource-collecting rhythm, Obby: +1 Digging Power per Click turns every swing of a pickaxe into measurable progress. Power +1: Loot & Forge pairs dungeon combat with a crafting loop that rewards persistence across many runs, much like the nightly escalation here. Steal An Egg For a Jump offers its own passive-income base building and progression system for players who enjoy watching a camp grow between active sessions.