Jack's Hazy Afternoon
Navigate a hazy bedroom to find four comforting friends and return to bed safely.
How to play
- Move Jack slowly around the bedroom using the directional controls.
- Watch for warm visual pulses and listen for audio cues to locate nearby friends.
- Press the action button when you are close enough to a person to find comfort.
- Locate all four friends, then follow the cues back to the bed to rest.
Controls
- Touch
- Use the on-screen joystick to move and tap the action button to interact.
- Keyboard
- Use the WASD keys to move and press Space or Enter to interact.
- Mouse
- Click and drag the on-screen joystick to move and click buttons to interact.
More about this game
Jack is experiencing a migraine that obscures his vision, making his familiar bedroom hard to navigate. Your goal is to guide him to four comforting presences hidden in the haze. You must rely on warm visual pulses and audio cues to locate Lucy, Emma, Tim, and Sunny. Finding Sunny temporarily widens your vision for nine seconds. Once you gather all four comforts, carefully make your way back to the bed to rest and complete the experience.
Tips
- Find Sunny when you need a visual break; interacting with him expands your vision radius for exactly nine seconds to help you navigate.
- If the visual effects are too intense, tap the Calm View button to significantly reduce the migraine aura's intensity and make exploration easier.
- Pay attention to the small directional arrows that appear at the edge of your vision to guide you toward any unfound comforts.
Questions
Why is the screen so dark?
The darkness represents Jack's migraine. Your vision radius is limited to 285 pixels by default, so you must rely on audio cues and warm glowing pulses to navigate the room.
Who do I need to find?
You need to locate four specific comforts in the room: Lucy, Emma, Tim, and Sunny. Once you interact with all of them, you can return to the bed.
What does the Calm View button do?
The Calm View button is an accessibility feature that reduces the intensity of the flashing visual aura, making the screen easier to look at while you explore the bedroom.