I originally gave this game to a relative's child, but I ended up playing it all night... How should I put it? On the surface, it is a "toilet guide" for teaching babies under three years old to use the toilet, but I just played it and it felt like a late-night healing simulation business. The voice prompts are particularly gentle, saying "Baby is sitting well" and "Let's come on" over and over again. Listening to it with headphones on in the middle of the night, I felt inexplicably reassured, as if someone was coaxing me to sleep (even though I didn't sleep at all).
The game process is actually to take the baby to complete various small tasks in the toilet, such as flushing, wiping, and washing hands. Each link has interactive feedback. I originally thought it would be boring, but the "fun" part of it hit me - the baby will jump and giggle, and the sound of the toilet seat opening and closing is very realistic. Listening to it in the dead of night actually has a hypnotic effect of white noise. I even started to study how to complete a full set of actions in the shortest time. I was so excited that I couldn't stop, as if I was brushing up some hidden achievements.
The most outrageous thing is that I reflected on myself while playing: I couldn't even remember how to drink water, but I could accurately remember the baby's three-hour bowel training cycle in the game. At two o'clock in the morning, a reminder popped up on my phone saying "It's time for the baby to go to the toilet." I immediately sat up straight, clicked on the game seriously, and took the little pixel dumpling to pee. At that moment, I suddenly realized that I had probably projected all the good habits that I had not developed in reality onto the paper man.
To be honest, this game is really suitable for playing late at night. The pace is slow, no pressure, no need to use your brain, just accompany a little person to do a very small thing. The screen lit up with a warm yellow light, and the voice was soft and soft, as if the whole world had quieted down. Although I was a little confused after playing it and couldn't tell whether it was training the baby or me, the feeling of being treated tenderly was real.
Needless to say, it's almost dawn and I have to get some sleep before the sun comes up. We'll continue tomorrow night, after all, my baby (virtual) hasn't learned to take off his pants by himself yet. 🌙🗑️🚽
(Oh, by the way, it's free and can run on Android 5.0. I'll just leave a “Night Owl Recommended” footprint in the comment area)