THE BABY IN YELLOW: WHEN BABYSITTING TURNS INTO SURVIVAL HORROR!

The Baby In Yellow plunges you into the role of a babysitter facing the ultimate survival challenge. This simulation game offers the task of looking after a seemingly innocent baby at night while the parents are out. What starts as simple tasks gradually escalates into full-blown horror as bizarre phenomena begin to unfold. Do you have enough courage to solve the mind-bending puzzles and endure the escalating terror? Enter the game and see if you can make it to dawn!

NAVIGATING THE NIGHTMARE

Kick off The Baby In Yellow, and you'll find yourself in a large, quiet house with the tiny terror. Your journey begins with seemingly mundane activities: feeding the baby, changing diapers, and putting the little one to sleep. On Night 1, the action feels mostly normal, with just a few odd occurrences as you complete challenges.

But hold up, because the real weirdness kicks in big time from Night 2 onwards. That baby won't just sit still, but zips to different spots when your back is turned. And instead of quiet nights, get ready for ear-piercing cries that force you to approach. The horror amps up with each passing night as the baby slowly transforms, twisting your peaceful mission into a full-blown survival challenge. You'll need mad skills to find clues and solve puzzles, all while trying to survive until the sun peeks.

Understanding the House Layout

This house isn't just big, but it’s also a labyrinth designed to mess with your head, divided into three main stages of terror:

The Living Room & Entryway: Every night kicks off with the baby chilling on the sofa, watching TV. Opposite that, you’ll find the toilet, perfect for those quick diaper changes. The main door is right here too, but trust me, you won’t be opening that easily!
Kitchen & Feeding Area: Right next to the living room is where you grab milk bottles and handle feeding duties.
The Hallway of Doom: This area features three rooms in a row. First, there's an empty room that looks like a baby's playground. Next, there is a bedroom for parents. At the very end of the corridor lies the baby's actual room—often the epicenter of pure chaos!