Deer Cannibal: 99 Nights in the Forest

About Deer Cannibal: 99 Nights in the Forest Unblocked

Deer Cannibal: 99 Nights in the Forest is a horrorsurvival game where you explore a dark forest, scavenge resources, build defenses and try to outlast a terrifying cannibal deer stalking you. By day you gather wood, food, and tools; at night, you must keep your campfire lit and evade a deadly deer that hunts by sound and light. The atmosphere is tense, the danger grows each night, and only careful planning and stealth can keep you alive through all 99 nights.

How to Play

• Use WASD to walk and mouse to look around while exploring the forest by day.
• Press E to pick up resources like wood, food, and crafting materials.
• Use a crafting menu to build traps, tools, and protective structures before night falls.
• At night, stay near the campfire or use a flashlight -avoid dark open areas where the deer can ambush you.
• If the deer appears, shine your flashlight on it or sprint to cover; never try to fight it directly.

Game Features

• Day/Night Survival Cycle: Daytime is for gathering resources and crafting -night brings hunting, horror and deadly threats.
• Campfire Defense Mechanic: Use a fueled campfire as a safe zone -the deer avoids light, making fire essential for survival.
• Flashlight & LightBased Evasion: Use light sources to stun or slow the deer, giving you a chance to escape.
• Crafting & Base Building: Build shelters, forge weapons or traps, and fortify your base to survive harsh nights.
• Evolving Horror Threat: Each night the deer becomes more aggressive and unpredictable -plan ahead or perish.

Game Tips & Strategies

• Always collect extra wood during the day -you'll need more than you expect for each night.
• Avoid open areas at night; hiding in cabins or behind trees gives you a better chance against the deer.
• Keep your flashlight handy -if the deer gets close, aim light at it immediately to buy time.
• Never let the campfire go out -losing your light means instant danger when night falls.
• Move quietly and avoid noises -the deer tracks players by sound, not just sight.