Bedtime vs. Nightmares

When the lights go out, the nightmares come out of the closet. Only one thing stands between them and the sleeping kid: the toys. Bedtime vs. Nightmares is a cozy lane-defense game on a bedroom floor. Gather Glow from nightlights and falling moonbeams, place toys lane by lane, and stop every monster before it reaches the bed. TOYS TO THE RESCUE • 49 toys to collect: dart soldiers, boxing teddies, pillow walls, flashlights, floor traps, magnets, toy trains and more • Every toy has a job: blast, brawl, block, trap, support or make Glow • Upgrade your favorites, then keep powering them up with Toy Mastery and Dream Light • A Recommended team built from your own toys, with the reason each one fits the night FACE THE NIGHTMARES • 24 kinds of monster: armored, shielded, flying, jumping, splitting, digging, and shadowy ones that shrug off damage in the dark • 12 bosses, one for every world, who come back wide awake on your second lap • Light matters: nightlights clear the fog and weaken the Shades • Special nights like Blackout, Fog, Swarm, Toy Delivery and Midnight A STORYBOOK ADVENTURE, THEN THOUSANDS OF NIGHTS • A story told in a storybook, through the 12 worlds of a dreaming house • 5,000 levels on a map that feels like a journey from room to room • Hard Mode for the nights you have beaten • A friendly coach with real tips when a night keeps beating you • Daily Dream challenges, Endless mode, daily quests and Feats MAKE IT YOURS • Draw the kid in the bed: skin tone, hair, pajamas, and a nightcap, satin bonnet or durag • Toy skins, bedroom themes, race car paints and Glow styles, only for show • Seasonal events with their own prize tracks and looks: Spooky Season for Halloween and Frosty Nights for the holidays PLAY YOUR WAY • Short nights you can pause anytime, and an interrupted night waits for you until the next day • 2x speed, drag to scoop Glow, and a 3-second undo for a toy placed by mistake • Game Center achievements, and your progress synced between iPhone and iPad with iCloud • Playable in 14 languages Can your toys keep the kid asleep until morning?