Pierrot

A two-story house with a large basement. The ground floor contains a living room, kitchen, and basement entrance. The second floor contains a children's bedroom, a master bedroom, and a bathroom. The backyard contains an open garage, and the front yard has a second basement entrance.

The living room has a sofa, a Christmas tree, and a fireplace, with a red carpet on the floor. A comb is on the sofa for brushing your companion's hair.

The kitchen has a countertop, a microwave, upper cabinets and a microwave, and a refrigerator with food to feed your companion. The basement has three rooms, a large space in the middle of the basement, a washing machine in one corner, a grill and the table where the gift was found in another room, and the second room with work tools.

There are rooms on the second floor.

Children's room - wardrobe, bed, table with TV.

The parents' room is usually locked, and someone calls the phone at the end of the night.

The bathroom has a sink, toilet and bathtub, and a blue carpet on the tiled floor.

The garage is empty.

Pierrot is an interactive sad doll. Function: A companion doll for the most lonely children. Appearance and mechanicsAppearance: A plush toy jester, soft body, a mask instead of a face - a screen that shows emotions using LEDs, but with recognizable makeup: a porcelain-white "cat" muzzle, rubberized lips depicting a sad smile, and a large black tear-shaped pattern on the eye. Clothing: At the base of the toy's neck is a huge, voluminous white jabot collar, and on top of its head is a miniature cap with a bell. A black and red diamond-patterned suit. Functions (like a toy): Pierrot demands attention in his theatrical manner. If left in the dark, he emits a quiet, eerie laugh or cries. Voiceover and Gameplay Sounds: His signature lines are distorted by a "mechanical" filter, but retain the essence of his stalker nature. If the player doesn't feed him or put him to bed on time, the toy will scratch and whisper, "You should love me... I'm watching you." Reaction to the monster: if Pierrot sees him, he will hiss at him out of jealousy or, conversely, try to protect "his" player with the frightening devotion characteristic of his yandere nature.

Care mechanic: During the game, the player must frequently "comfort" Pierrot. When his sadness gauges become full, the doll begins to cry. The player must stroke his head to stop the eerie sobbing that could bring the monster.

Harlequin is an annoying mischief-maker.

Function - An interactive teaser doll that loves to attract attention.

The "Leaving" mechanic requires the player to search for "presents" hidden throughout the house. If ignored for too long, the harlequin begins giggling and loudly shouting phrases, revealing their location. The player must silence it by giving it a lollipop or chocolate.

The ticket collector is the controller of silence.

Function - interactive ticket controller, the main function of which is hide and seek.

Escape mechanics: During night missions, the Ticket Taker periodically "disappears" in the darkness and goes silent. Your task is to wander around the house with a flashlight on, listening for his muttered lines. If you don't find him quickly enough, he'll activate a loud siren, alerting the monster.

The jester is a storytelling doll.

Function - interactive storyteller of scary stories.

Grooming mechanic: instead of asking for food or brushing, the Jester demands to be read a story before bed. The player must find "story tapes" scattered around the house and insert them into the audio slot on the toy's back, otherwise he will wander through dark rooms asking frightening questions.

Columbine is a broken, forgotten toy.

Function: Its function is to search for useful items. The player must feed it, after which it points out hidden objects or batteries.

Doctor is a toy that, at the push of a button, diagnoses other toys.

Treatment and Care: The player needs to use the Doctor for a mini-game, such as applying it to pets to "cure" them of dirt or calm them down. Search Assistant: During nighttime searches, the Doctor can produce a mechanical ticking sound, helping to find hidden eggs or the way to the mother.

The Boss is a huge, terrifying puppet with a cumbersome mechanism, reminiscent of a nightmare version of the Puppet Master.

Features: When she gets close, the screen darkens and the player hears a heavy grinding sound. The player must remain quiet and not shake their flashlight, otherwise the Boss will instantly attack.

When the lights go out, he appears until the bar is full or the task is completed, he leaves when the lights in the house are turned on.

Gift eggs from a dark, possessed clown. They have a faded, dark color with occasional yellow star-shaped symbols on the shells.

• Bloody Ticket: A reminder of a performance at the Circus of Horrors. • Piece of torn cloth: Probably belonging to Columbine. • Yellowed postcard: Inviting you into a black tent. • Porcelain shard: a small, cold piece of a broken mask.

Bright, flashy eggs in shades of pink and purple, marked with a green heart. They're easy to spot, but they pose a hidden threat, just like the Trickster rival.

• Smelly Confetti: Regular glitter replaced with cut-up old theatre tickets. • Used makeup: cheap makeup kit that smells like makeup and is smeared all over the packaging. • Strange Pin: A sharp pin with a small heart on it that you often suspiciously want to hide out of sight. • Fake clown nose: a worn-out, stained foam ball.

Crazy and colorful eggs, covered with strange patterns of jester's caps. • Folded newspaper clipping: Containing an article about a series of mysterious incidents. • toy mouse: With a cocked mechanism that produces a mechanical squeak. • Crumpled paper kopak: covered in incomprehensible scribbles and strange symbols. • Glass Ball: Strangely distorts light, like a glass eye.

dirty, dust-covered cardboard and plastic boxes with crude seals, as if he were personally issuing you a one-way ticket.

• Torn edge of ticket: rough, thick cardboard indicating that the return route is closed. • Rusty Key: Key to a cage or utility room. • lantern wick: a small part of an old kerosene lantern soaked in machine oil. • Dried Flower: A forgotten flower that was once part of someone's costume.

° Torch Charger: A wind-up box with a tiny Doctor figure that you spin until it plays an eerie lullaby. ° Food Plates: Instead of bowls, the player needs to find and place sugar cubes, candies, or empty coffee cups. ° Brush: A torn cloth for cleaning dirty character costumes. ° Flashlight: An old, flickering light that dims if you shake it too hard. ° VHS tapes: Instead of tutorial videos, the player finds scraps of old circus posters and audio recordings of stories told by the Jester, warning that hiding with the boss is deadly.

"Dear owner! We know you've been looking forward to Christmas! Your new friends—Pierrot, Harlequin, and the Jester—are the most amazing creatures in The Freak Circus! But beware of their pranks. Feed them their sweets on time, or they'll never stop laughing. Merry Christmas!"

"Are your Tamagotchi dolls too noisy? We've received complaints that their songs may attract The Boss. He's a former ride owner and has eerie vision. If you hear footsteps or his mechanical breathing, stop shaking the flashlight and don't make a sound! Sit quietly in the dark until he passes."

"FINAL WARNING! If the Boss catches you, he won't just take your toys; he'll make you part of his troupe. All his masked minions were once ordinary people who made noise near his tent. Feed the Jester (jester) and Pierrot dolls so they behave!"

"The Boss doesn't respond to regular tricks anymore. He knows you're hiding eggs with his old carnival tokens. Stay away from the black tent. Don't let the Doctor and Carol lure you into the Boss's trap. If he gets too close, use the comb to distract your puppets and buy yourself some time!"

tasks and a scale for each toy should appear.

Toys have a hunger, care, and charge scale, but some also have an additional scale, which is different for everyone.