The Baby in Yellow

The Baby in Yellow - A typical night of babysitting turns into a nightmare when it turns out that the baby can crawl on the walls. The action takes place in chapters, and each one begins with a simple task like warming up a bottle. It’s not the blood that’s frightening, but the absurdity of what’s happening: toys come to life, furniture moves, and sounds come from the nursery that shouldn’t be there. Objects have to be moved manually, solving simple physics problems. The passage is short, designed for the evening, and some of the jokes are understandable only to parents. The ending leaves room for a sequel. The chapters vary in setting: nursery, kitchen, basement and attic. The puzzles are simple, but require attention to detail. The baby appears unexpectedly, and you have to run away from him along the corridors. The passage takes an evening, and some of the secrets are revealed upon careful inspection. The baby reacts to light and noise, so it is better to hide in the dark. Secrets are hidden in closets and under the bed. The toys come to life when the hero turns away. The chapters are short, but frighteningly quiet. The credits roll to a calm melody. Some jokes are understandable only to parents. The baby crawls along the walls and ceiling, so he has to hide in corners and under furniture. The light turns on with a click, and the shadows move on their own, and this makes you feel uneasy. The baby leaves traces that show where he has been. The passage takes a couple of hours. Furniture moves on its own, and toys end up in places other than where they were left. For those players who like scary things with humor, this option is suitable.