Checklist

Mom leaves for work while you’re still asleep. And she returns when you’re asleep again. Every day you find new to-do lists on the refrigerator that you need to get done before evening. And each new list is stranger than the last. Luckily, you have Krys, someone you can talk to.

Every new day is a new level in which Max must complete the tasks from the list.

The tasks begin with simple and straightforward actions: water the flowers, pick up toys and belongings, arrange books, clean the house.

The assignments depend on the main factor—whether the boy took the pill or not. If he didn’t take it, the cycle of routine continues.

If Max is taking pills, the assignments become increasingly insane: arrange books on which Max sees a warning, cut flowers, wipe up a puddle of blood.

During the game, Max explores the house, reads notes, finds drawings, receives hints and advice from the Mouse, and searches for keys and secret passages to enter locked rooms.

The rat comes to life after the first pill and then guides Max on how to complete the tasks, offering commentary and suggesting alternative approaches.