Good Night Little Ones

"Can you survive until dawn when bedtime becomes a nightmare?"

Welcome to Good Night Little Ones, a soft horror game that turns babysitting into your worst nightmare.

In Good Night Little Ones, you play a baby-sitter who signed a so tempting contract for permanent time. which was a mistake… but you will find out later…
Every night, you start at 9PM, your main goal is to make children sleep before 3AM…

Explore dark corridors or this giant house and survive until dawn…

Gameplay

The game is a click-to-go in first person, where every movement will be followed by others creatures in the house. Just like a chessboard, your movement strategy will be your main asset to survive. You enter the game with a babyphone to watch on the baby’s room where the creature comes from, and an instruction letter on the dresser, on the house entrance. 

Click on the objects around you to collect or interact with them.
The clock will show you the time for a short moment.

Some rooms will allow you to stay hidden from the creature who follows you through the corridors. Stay in there sometimes and watch on the bayphone to make sure its gone. 

Dependant children

First, there is Clarence, the eldest child, he's a sleepwalker. When you meet him, click on him to put him back in his bed. 

Then, there is Clémentine, a masked girl in a doll outfit. She cannot sleep without her favorite doll, Adam. 

After these two, come the twins, Stewie & Dewie.
Stewie is scared as hell of darkness. Make sure that his night lamp stays on, always. Otherwise, his sobbing will wake everyone up.

About Dewie, he is a little joker who loves to play hide-and-seek. His favorite hiding spots are in the painting near the entrance, in the bathroom mirror, or in the playroom, just behind their room. 

And finally, Noah…

Collectible objects

Find objects randomly hidden in the house to help you accomplish your goal. 

In the demo, you can find a key that opens the wine cellar access and connects to the secret door on the 1st floor, creating then a circle in case you running from the creature. 

The second object is a music box named the “lullaby box”, allowing you to put asleep every child in the room, once set. 

Difficulty modes

Several difficulty levels were made to vary game modes, from newbies to hardcore players. 

The game plays like an arcade style, where you will have the choice to do as many nights as possible, or resolve mysteries and find out what was behind this family history and what happened to their parents. 

Story mode will appear in the game’s final version with new creatures, more random events and new rooms to explore. 

You will also have a shop, only available in the final version, where you can buy objects to help you go through your night shifts and the worst difficulty level you could imagine, Insomnia. 

For every night done, the amounts of rewards will vary based on the difficulty.
For example, if you play in easy mode, you will obtain less rewards,
But if you play the highest difficulty mode, the rewards will be more substantial. 

• Mode Dreamy: Easy mode. Very useful to explore the house and learn the gameplay step by step.

Mode Regular: Experiment without pressure. 

• Mode Nightmare: Made for people seeking challenge. 

and finally, 

• Mode Insomnia: this one was created for experienced people or hardcore gamers.