Baby Blues Nightmares Trailer 2 Teases New Horrors in This Terrifying Tricycle Adventure!

Steelkrill Studio :

Europe, 2024 – The latest Baby Blues Nightmares trailer 2 has just dropped, building anticipation for the game’s launch on September 16, 2024. Fans of psychological and survival horror have been eagerly awaiting this unique and spine-chilling experience, where players step into the tiny shoes of a baby on a tricycle, desperately trying to escape nightmarish monsters lurking in the shadows.


Inspired by The Shining, Baby Blues Nightmares will take players in a body of a toddler, where you must navigate a sprawling semi open-world child card, pedaling as fast as their little legs can manage, trying to survive a seemingly endless night filled with lurking creatures. The catch? You’re just a defenseless baby.
Baby Blues Nightmares introduces a fresh horror gameplay mechanic—stealth survival through sensory deprivation. Cry too much, step on squeaky toys, or make any loud noise, and the monsters will close in on you. Tension builds as every sound could be the one that gives away your position, and in the world of Baby Blues, silence really is golden.

One of the game’s most creative mechanics is the use of crayons. You can scrawl on walls to mark where you’ve been, creating a trail in the maze-like child care. The childish nature of this mechanic adds to the eerie atmosphere; after all, what’s more unsettling than the innocence of a baby combined with unspeakable horrors?

Check out WISHLIST the full game now on steam or download the Prologue here to get a taste of the game and what it has to offer.


For more information and to stay updated, visit the official "Baby Blues Nightmares" page on Steam. Prepare yourself for a horror experience where it takes you back in the good old days - remember, the smallest footsteps can lead to the biggest fears.


Official Trailer 2: https://youtu.be/Nw0CHJxNaHM
You can WISHLIST the game here on STEAM.
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