The longer you stay awake, the worse it gets.

Insomnia introduces a progressive sleep deprivation system to Minecraft, making prolonged periods without sleep increasingly dangerous.

The longer you stay awake, the more severe the consequences become. What starts as minor negative effects can eventually develop into hallucinations, disturbing sounds, and phantom-like encounters.

✨ Features

Progressive Sleep Deprivation

Insomnia tracks how long the player has gone without sleeping and gradually increases the severity of its effects.

The longer you stay awake, the more intense and frequent the symptoms become.

Negative Effects

Sleep deprivation can apply various negative status effects, including Slowness and other debuffs.

These effects become progressively stronger as sleep deprivation increases, encouraging players to maintain a regular sleep cycle.

Auditory Hallucinations

Prolonged sleep deprivation can cause unexpected and unsettling sounds.

These hallucinations are designed to create uncertainty and tension — you may hear something without knowing whether anything is actually nearby.

Visual Hallucinations

As sleep deprivation becomes more severe, players may begin experiencing visual hallucinations.

Strange entities and phantom-like creatures can appear, making it increasingly difficult to distinguish reality from hallucination.

Progressive Intensity

The effects are not immediately severe.

Insomnia uses a progressive system where symptoms become increasingly noticeable and dangerous the longer the player remains awake.

The longer you stay awake, the worse your condition becomes.

Requirements

Fabric API is required.

Make sure Fabric API is installed alongside Insomnia.

Compatibility

Insomnia is designed to integrate seamlessly with standard Minecraft gameplay.

It can be used in:

• Survival worlds
• Multiplayer servers
• Modded modpack