Fear

Surviving the night as a kid was always tough. If you had a nightmare, it was hard to go back to sleep. If you heard a noise, you would start to come up with the most irrational reason for the sound. However, in this case, your theories may seem less far out. Fear of the dark is not only just what you may find, but the dark itself is after you. When you wake up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom and you have to rush back to your room before the monster gets you is actually a good idea given the fact that there is actually something chasing you this time! There are a lot of things you can do to survive against the night such as trying to hide from the monsters by keeping the door closed and the lights on all hours of the night. Let's not forget about beacon of hope and protection that could bring ease to any night, leaving TV on. Choose your own survival style. Gung-ho rushing into the dark to defeat the monsters. Or camping in one room until the monsters decide to come to you. The choice is yours. No matter your style choice you will still have to confront your fears one way or another. Think of it as a rematch of your childhood nighttime irrationals with endless tries to confront the problem. Just be on the lookout and think like a kid if you want to make it through the night in one piece. If you want a little background on the monsters you're facing, see below. The Dark: A monster that is made up of everything that lurks in the dark. The Wanderer: A tiny demon who will swallow you whole if he can find you before you protect yourself. The Whistler: An entity that lurks in the night to warp unsuspecting kids to his dimension where he drains their blood in order to paint on his new "face". The Nightmare: A monster that appears after you wake up from a nightmare. He is waiting for you to fall back to sleep, then he has your soul. The Tick: A giant pest that chases those who use the bathroom after midnight and before sunrise. He will hunt you down the second you leave the bathroom and he is fast, no joke. The Crawler: A monster with an exposed and enlarged spine bone sticking of his regular spine. He will charge at in the hopes of stabbing you with it. He is covered in mouths that communicate with each other to find things he can't. And they are all very, very hungry. The Peekaboo: A door demon that peaks through the cracks of unclosed doors to find vulnerable people. Even adults. He will stalk you until you're not looking and then burst into the room trying to rip you apart. The Stretcher: A parallel stacked monster that can stretch and tall and crunch down small. His goal is to repurpose your bones and muscle tissue so that he stretcher even taller.