It's 3AM.. the witching hour.. You are a little boy who has awoken in the middle of the night. You hear a noise and decide to look at the nanny cams positioned around your house to investigate. You also have a device next to you that can fix any bugs in the nanny cam. All of a sudden.. you notice changes to the rooms in your house. Your cameras are perceiving things that are not there. Little do you know, this is being done by a supernatural entity.. an evil spirit.. a ghost.. --------------------------------------------------------------- HOW TO PLAY (NOTE: anything I do not add is purely meant for you to figure out. If you have a question, go to the comments with it): Use the nanny cam to look around the house for any changes. If you find a change to any of the rooms, exit nanny cam and go into cam patch. The cam patch rules are: 1. If a change is a physical object added to a room, the change that you see belongs to the category of which it is PLACED ON, not what the change is. 2. Color changes, physical changes, and complete removal belong to the category of which the change happened to. 3. If you do not use cam patch or do not use it correctly, the ghost will proceed through the house faster and be less prone to auditory distractions. 4. If the static goes on, it means that the change could be anywhere in the nanny cam, not just the one you are looking at. Well, that's basically it. Have fun, and don't be found.. Let me know if there are any bugs or suggestions you have in the comments. Update: I added tips into the game, as recommended by one of my Alpha testers. I think it looks pretty cool but let me know what you guys think.
Based on @CalciumTape's Corridors and Scott Cawthon's Five Nights At Freddy's Music, coding, and art by me Ambience noise used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zC5DvReuNiQ Reference images (for the kitchen, dining room, and living room) from google Special thanks to my school friend for giving me ideas for the game, and special thanks to my dad for testing the game! if you see this, comment "brioche bun"
