One Night In Daycare: Horror

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About this game

The lights went out at midnight. You are not alone in here.

One Night In Daycare is a first-person horror survival game. You have one night, five dead generators and something walking the halls that used to be a children's playroom.

Your Only Goal: Reach Morning
Find and activate every generator to restore power. The building is dark, the layout is a maze of ball pits, slides and crawl tunnels, and every generator you start makes noise loud enough to bring it running.

Something Lives Here
It moves on its own. It hears you. It checks the rooms you were just in. There is no safe route you can memorise, because it does not walk the same path twice. Hide, wait, listen for the footsteps to fade, then move.

Features
First-person horror with free movement, no fixed cameras
Five generators to restore across a dark, maze-like building
An enemy that hunts by sound and searches for you
Hiding spots throughout the play areas and service rooms
Neon-lit rooms and heavy shadows, built for atmosphere
Detailed sound design, best experienced with headphones
Graphics settings for low-end and mid-range phones
Free to play, no ads interrupting gameplay

Made for Mobile
Runs on phones with limited memory. Pick a lower graphics preset on older devices for smoother performance.

Turn Off the Lights
Play with headphones and the sound in the dark. You will hear it before you see it, and that is the only warning you get.

Contains horror themes, jump scares and tense atmosphere. Recommended for ages 12 and up.

Made by Extinct Hopes, an independent horror studio.
Survive one night in an abandoned daycare. Start the generators. Stay hidden.
Updated on
Mar 11, 2024

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Ratings and reviews

446 reviews
Lulu Rowero
October 14, 2025
It did it's job for being entertaining for a short while. Graphics aren't the best. The game is playable AND it can be completed. It is a tad too dark to make out where you're going so you will have to replay a few times to memorize the layout. Ads aren't too annoying. Two minor problems, you can't press "interact" while holding the joystick, so be prepared to time your clicks well. And if moon captures you at the same time you complete the generators, your player freezes in escape scene.
6 people found this review helpful
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Clarissa Bear (Pinkie)
July 9, 2023
It's too dark and the flashlight doesn't help. The "ball pit" looks like water with a picture of colorful balls on it and the model for the daycare attendant SUCKS. it looks like if sun and moon had a baby and then beat it with a stick. It's moon but with suns rays. The jump scare sucks. It isn't even scary except for the loud noise. I can't adjust the lighting or turn down the sound. You run slow and the grammer is trash. Would not recommend
86 people found this review helpful
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Abracadabra
January 31, 2025
I couldn't move my screen and walk at the same time, which was annoying. The game graphics were bad and it was a cheap jumpscare. Terrible gameplay, terrible graphics. It almost feels like an uncompleted game.
18 people found this review helpful
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