Jack's First Lullaby
Strum a virtual guitar at a slow, steady pace to soothe a baby to sleep.
How to play
- Tap or drag across the six guitar strings to play notes.
- Maintain a slow, steady rhythm to make Emma drowsy.
- Avoid playing too fast, which makes her giggle instead.
- Keep playing without pausing for 8 seconds to prevent her from waking up.
- Fill the mood meter by playing 9 slow notes to help her fall asleep.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap or swipe across the strings to play notes.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click or drag across the strings to play notes.
More about this game
Your goal is to soothe Emma to sleep by playing a gentle lullaby on a six-string virtual guitar. The core loop involves plucking or strumming the strings at a slow, steady pace. If you play notes between 620 and 2200 milliseconds apart, she gets drowsy. If you play 5 or more notes too quickly, she starts giggling instead. The run ends when you successfully play enough slow notes to fill the meter and she falls asleep, but pausing for 8 seconds resets her mood.
Tips
- Aim for a steady rhythm, leaving about one to two seconds between each note to keep Emma getting sleepier. Playing too fast will wake her up.
- If she starts giggling because you played 5 notes too quickly, slow down your playing pace immediately to let her calm back down and get drowsy.
- Don't stop playing completely; a pause of 8 seconds will reset her mood back to listening, undoing all of your hard work to put her to sleep.
Questions
How do I make Emma fall asleep?
You need to play notes slowly and steadily on the guitar strings. If you keep the time between notes between 620 and 2200 milliseconds, she will eventually fall asleep after 9 successful notes.
Why did the mood meter reset?
The mood meter resets to 'listening' if you stop playing the guitar for 8 seconds. You must keep a continuous, slow rhythm to maintain her sleepiness and fill the meter.
What happens if I strum too fast?
If you play 5 or more notes in quick succession, Emma will start giggling instead of getting sleepy, and her sleep progress will decrease. You must maintain a slow pace.