Survival horror where you're a child defending a bedroom until 6am against animatronic creatures. You can't leave—instead, you monitor two hallway doors, a closet, and the bed behind you. Your only tool is a flashlight that scares off threats at distance but kills you if used on something too close. Success depends on listening for audio cues: breathing, footsteps, movement. Shine light down halls to push back Freddy, Chica, Bonnie, Foxy, and other hostile figures before they reach striking range. Timing matters—check doors, spin to the bed, aim at the closet, all while tracking which threat is where. No cameras, no locks. The loop is tense and reactive: hear something, decide whether to look or stay still, hope you're fast enough. It's about managing panic when you can't see everything at once.
