Jack's First Lullaby
Tap falling musical notes on a four-string guitar fretboard to play a gentle lullaby and help a baby sister fall asleep.
How to play
- Watch the four guitar strings for falling musical notes heading toward the bottom.
- Wait until a note reaches the glowing wooden fretboard before making your move.
- Tap anywhere in the correct lane to play the note and build your combo.
- Keep hitting notes accurately to fill the heart meter up to 100 percent.
- Finish the 48-second song with a high heart meter to unlock the best ending.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap any of the four lanes when a note reaches the glowing fretboard.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click anywhere in the correct lane when a note reaches the glowing fretboard.
More about this game
Jack's First Lullaby is a rhythm game where you play a soothing song on a four-string wooden guitar. Notes fall down the lanes at a speed of 470, and you must tap them exactly as they hit the glowing fretboard. Hitting notes builds your combo and increases the heart meter by 2.2 points, while missing them drains 4.5 points. The game ends when the 48-second song finishes, and your final heart percentage determines whether the baby's mood is restless, calm, or dreamy.
Tips
- Focus your eyes on the glowing wooden fretboard at the bottom to time your taps perfectly within the strict 230-millisecond hit window.
- Keep your combo above seven consecutive hits to spawn five visual heart particles instead of three, confirming you are playing accurately.
- Do not panic if you miss a note; you lose 4.5 heart points, but you can quickly recover by hitting the next notes for 2.2 points each.
Questions
How do I get the best ending?
You win by completing the 48-second song. Try to keep your heart meter above 72 percent to reach the dreamy mood and get the best ending where Emma falls fast asleep.
What happens if I miss the falling notes?
Missing a note breaks your combo and drains 4.5 points from your heart meter. If your meter drops below 38 percent, the baby's mood becomes restless instead of calm.
Does the game track my highest combo?
The game displays your current combo on the screen once you hit at least two notes in a row, but it resets to zero immediately if you miss a note.