Jack's First Lullaby
Tap falling notes on four guitar strings to play a gentle lullaby and keep the baby calm.
How to play
- Watch the musical notes fall down the four colored guitar strings toward the bottom.
- Tap or click anywhere in a lane when a note reaches the glowing fretboard.
- Hit notes accurately to build your combo and increase the heart meter by 2.2 points.
- Avoid missing notes, which drains 4.5 heart points and drops the baby's mood to restless.
- Finish the 48-second track with at least 72 heart points to unlock the best ending.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the four lanes when notes reach the glowing guitar fretboard.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click the four lanes when notes reach the glowing guitar fretboard.
More about this game
In Jack's First Lullaby, your goal is to play a soothing song by tapping notes as they fall down four guitar strings. You start with 55 heart points and a Calm mood. Hitting notes perfectly within the 230-millisecond window builds your combo and adds 2.2 points to the heart meter. Missing notes drains 4.5 points and breaks your streak. The run ends when the 48-second song finishes, and your final heart percentage determines the ending.
Tips
- Focus your eyes on the glowing fretboard at the bottom of the screen to time your taps perfectly within the strict 230-millisecond hit window.
- Build a combo of 8 or more consecutive hits to spawn five visual heart particles instead of three, confirming your excellent timing.
- You start with 55 heart points. If you drop below 38 points, the mood becomes Restless, so prioritize accuracy over panic if you miss.
Questions
How long is the song?
The lullaby lasts for exactly 48 seconds. You must keep the heart meter up until the progress bar at the top of the screen fills completely and the song finishes.
What happens if I miss a note?
Missing a note breaks your current combo and deducts 4.5 points from your heart meter. If your meter drops below 38 points, the mood text changes to Restless and turns red.
How do I get the best ending?
To get the best ending where Emma falls fast asleep, you need to finish the 48-second song with a heart meter of 72 points or higher, changing the mood to Dreamy.