About Pillow Fight
Pillow Fight is a deck-building strategy game about sleep. You build your own deck of abilities and fight with a counting-sheep combat system, which is a quiet, odd idea for a strategy game.
The abilities you pick are the deck you carry into battle, and the fights run on counting sheep. There are three difficulty modes, so you can choose how hard the dream gets.
A run lasts about half an hour. You can play Pillow Fight online here, and it's Pillow Fight free to play with nothing to download.
How to Play Pillow Fight
- Start a new run and pick one of the three difficulty modes.
- Click inside the game window, then use the mouse.
- Build your deck from the abilities you want in combat.
- Use your abilities in the counting-sheep fights.
- Adjust your deck as you learn what works best.
What to Expect in Pillow Fight
It's a thoughtful, compact strategy game. Instead of picking from a fixed set of moves, you shape your own deck, so every choice about what to include changes how a fight plays out. That's the main skill it asks for.
The sleep theme is unusual for a strategy game. Combat built around counting sheep gives it a quiet, dreamy character, and three difficulty modes let you tune the challenge.
Two players can finish the same difficulty with quite different decks, and that variety is what gives a short game a reason to be replayed. About half an hour makes a good short session.
Tips for Pillow Fight
- Begin on an easier mode to learn how combat works.
- Think about how your abilities work together when you build a deck.
- Keep your deck focused, and leave out abilities that do not fit your plan.
- Play with sound on, since the music and effects were made for the game.
- After a loss, change one part of your deck and try again.
- Replay on a harder setting once you have a deck you trust.
Who Made Pillow Fight
Pillow Fight was made by Jon Topielski, mafgar and released on itch.io. It was made in Godot, with music by voxelectrica and mafgar, who also did the sound effects. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Pillow Fight page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Pillow Fight free?
Pillow Fight is free. Press Play above and you're in.
How do you play Pillow Fight?
You build a deck of abilities and use it in a counting-sheep combat system. Click inside the game window and use the mouse. There are three difficulty modes to choose from before you start.
What is the goal in Pillow Fight?
Win the fights by using your deck well. It's a game about sleep where you build your own abilities deck and take on a counting-sheep combat system, and a harder difficulty gives you a tougher test afterward.
Who made Pillow Fight?
Jon Topielski made Pillow Fight and released it on itch.io. What you're playing here is that original build.
How long is Pillow Fight?
About 30 minutes of gameplay. There are three difficulty modes, so you can replay it on a harder setting if you want a longer or tougher test, or try a different deck on the same one.
Can I play Pillow Fight on a Chromebook or phone?
It runs in a browser and is a deck-building game, so a mouse and a screen are all you need. A Chromebook or laptop works well. A phone may or may not feel right, so try it before you rely on it.
Is Pillow Fight unblocked at school?
Pillow Fight unblocked depends on your network. It runs in a normal browser tab, so if this page opens, the game should too.
What is the counting sheep combat in Pillow Fight?
Counting-sheep combat is one of the game's main features, alongside the abilities deck you build yourself. You learn the exact rules by playing the first fights, which are a gentle way to get used to how it works.
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