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99 Nights in the Forest
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99 Nights in the Forest is a scary multiplayer horror game where you and your friends fight to stay alive in a pitch-black forest. Each night, a strange deer-like monster comes out to hunt, and its heavy steps and roar carry through the trees.
You only have 99 days to rescue the missing boys and make it out. To survive, use the workbench to make weapons, flashlights, and other supplies. Also, cook food in a cauldron so you can keep your strength up.
Meanwhile, you'll need to search the woods, collect resources, and build shelters before darkness falls again. Do whatever it takes to last one more night. Still, don't get too comfortable, because the monster never rests, and it grows more dangerous as the nights pass.
â How to Play 99 Nights in the Forest
đą On mobile: Use touch control and swipes to play.
đĨī¸ On PC: Use a mouse to play.
đšī¸ Where to Play
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â 99 Nights in the Forest: FAQs for Players
What is 99 Nights in the Forest?
It's a Roblox survival horror game where you and other players try to last 99 nights in a dark forest while defending a shared camp. The core loop is simple and mean: prep during the day, then hold the line at night.
How do you play 99 Nights in the Forest?
Your job is to keep your camp functioning long enough to outlast the forest. During daytime, you're mostly gathering and upgrading: chop trees for wood, loot structures and chests for better gear and fuel items (players report finding things like coal, chairs, or gasoline), and hunt animals for food and useful drops.
At night, the vibe shifts from "shopping trip" to "home invasion." Staying near camp matters because the camp barrier blocks certain threats, and the campfire helps you see and stay safer. Monsters attack more aggressively when players are outside the safe zone, so nighttime usually becomes a teamwork test: who keeps the fire fed, who watches for incoming enemies, and who's out there risking it for loot.
Progression also comes from pushing into tougher areas and surviving harder raids. As nights pass, you'll deal with stronger enemies and more chaos, so early efficiency (fuel, food, and gear) pays off later.
At night, the vibe shifts from "shopping trip" to "home invasion." Staying near camp matters because the camp barrier blocks certain threats, and the campfire helps you see and stay safer. Monsters attack more aggressively when players are outside the safe zone, so nighttime usually becomes a teamwork test: who keeps the fire fed, who watches for incoming enemies, and who's out there risking it for loot.
Progression also comes from pushing into tougher areas and surviving harder raids. As nights pass, you'll deal with stronger enemies and more chaos, so early efficiency (fuel, food, and gear) pays off later.
What are the monsters and enemies?
The headline threat is The Deer, a creepy, upright, two-legged deer monster that hunts at night. Players describe it as loud (heavy steps, scary sounds), hard to outrun, and the source of many bad decisions made in the dark. It generally won't cross the camp's barrier, so camp defense and staying inside the safe zone can keep you alive when things get rough.
The Owl: A flying enemy reported to appear after around night 5, and it can attack while you're doing noisy work like chopping trees. A flashlight is commonly recommended against it.
Cultists: Raider-style enemies that can attack your camp in groups, steal items, and cause bigger problems. Some use crossbows, and players often prioritize those first.
Wildlife and biome enemies: Wolves, bears, and other creatures can be part of the danger, depending on where you roam.
The Owl: A flying enemy reported to appear after around night 5, and it can attack while you're doing noisy work like chopping trees. A flashlight is commonly recommended against it.
Cultists: Raider-style enemies that can attack your camp in groups, steal items, and cause bigger problems. Some use crossbows, and players often prioritize those first.
Wildlife and biome enemies: Wolves, bears, and other creatures can be part of the danger, depending on where you roam.
What platforms can you play it on
It's available on PC, mobile sites like Roblox, and Games18plus. The Roblox app for, Xbox, and PlayStation (where Roblox is supported). The game is built around multiplayer, and it works best that way because the tasks stack up fast: gathering fuel, defending camp, rescuing kids, and handling raids all at once.
You can play with friends or with random players. Either way, teamwork helps, but it's not always peaceful. Public lobbies can include chaos agents who ignore the plan, waste resources, or generally treat "protect the kids" like an optional side quest. If you want a smoother run, bring a squad, assign roles, and agree on one rule, nobody goes wandering at night without a plan.
You can play with friends or with random players. Either way, teamwork helps, but it's not always peaceful. Public lobbies can include chaos agents who ignore the plan, waste resources, or generally treat "protect the kids" like an optional side quest. If you want a smoother run, bring a squad, assign roles, and agree on one rule, nobody goes wandering at night without a plan.
â Game Rated Teen, PG
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