Initially released for mobile platforms and PC in 2014, the surreal puzzler 'Back to Bed' will be released for all Sony consoles this summer. The game will be released for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita via PSN Store. Meanwhile, publisher LOOT Interactive and developer Bedtime Digital will showcase the game at the upcoming Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), scheduled in Los Angeles in June 2015.

According to IB Times, the concept of the game is as unreal as its visuals. In this game, players require guiding a sleepwalker named Bob to the safety of his bed after avoiding several dangerous hazards as well as difficulties in the process. In order to achieve this, players need to control Bob's subconscious, dubbed as Subob, who should rearrange objects and guide Bob to safety.

The surreal graphics that appear to reproduce the ludicrousness of paintings by Rene Margritte are some of the major appeals of this game. Siliconera states that fans will come across hats with wings, windows with eyes, alarm clocks having legs and giant green apples in this dominion that may possibly even give "Wonderland" a run for its money, with regards to wild visuals.

The bizarre settings as well as unusual visuals also to play a vital role in the game, as Subob possesses the ability to walk on walls and lift objects to ensure Bob's safety. Subob needs to perform an array of activities to ensure that Bob gets back to his bed safely, for instance, covering pits with the giant green apples mentioned above.

Although the game received compliments for its offbeat nature, unique settings and attractive graphics, it also had some setbacks. Pocket Gamer says that the touchscreen controls for the mobile versions actually let down the game. Nevertheless, the game is being converted to platforms having controllers and directional buttons. Hence, it is totally possible that the developers have fixed the shaky controls for the "Back to Bed" game.