Transomnia Horror Gamebook
Transomnia Horror Gamebook Summary
Transomnia Horror Gamebook is a free Android app in Role Playing by Prime Games Bulgaria. Released in Jul 2019 (7 years ago). It has about 10K+ installs and 123 ratings with a 4.09★ (good) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 227 monthly active users . Store last updated Aug 29, 2026
Recent activity: 1.00 installs this week (14 over 4 weeks) showing steady growth View trends →
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4.09★
Ratings: 123
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App Description
Transomnia Horror Gamebook is an adventure in which YOU ARE THE HERO!
"Transomnia Horror Gamebook" is an interactive adventure and narrative - a gamebook (in the traditions of "Choose Your Own Adventure" and "Fighting Fantasy" series). It tells a story in which you are the HERO!
*Play for FREE – NO in-app purchases, NO advertisements!*
Expect an adventure inspired by the books of Lovecraft and Stephen King. Better pull the curtains, turn on the bedside lamp and let the luck be with you to get you to the end of this nightmare...
- Decide how the main character acts throughout the story;
- Collect items;
- Maintain and protect your key statistics: life and sanity;
- Keep track of your traits and inventory in the Character Sheet;
- Face the element of luck and try to overcome it;
- Unlock and enjoy 8 wonderful illustrations in the gallery.
*What is this strange feeling? What is happening to you? Are you dreaming? Yeah... that's it. The worst part is, you are lost in a nightmare from which you can get away only if you take the right decisions. This macabre world that fills you with horror is the world of your dreams. Experience an adventure that goes beyond common sense. Try to discern truth from falsehood to escape from the monsters that your own dream created.*
"Transomnie" is the gamebook the app is based on. It's written by Emmanuel Quaireau and illustrated by Elodie Marze. It was awarded "Yaztromo" for best gamebook in France of 2010. "Yaztromo" is the biggest annual competition for gamebooks held for nearly a decade.