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The Baby Einstein Experiment (B.E.E.) is a surreal horror experience built upon the nightmares and childhood trauma regarding the Baby Einstein franchise. It is based on the likes of Slender and Amnesia and the dark, atmospheric environments they portray. However, the monsters are not eldritch entities or zombies. No, the monsters are... toys. Yes, the trauma and nightmares plaguing Baby Einstein fans are the toys you see on the game's main page, and now they're getting much worse. They're bigger, more menacing, and they no longer look like toys.

While most of the teasers are/will be made and edited from pre-existing live-action footage, the toys themselves will be recreated from Baby Einstein knowledge and brought to life through Blender. There, they can be made with both their original forms and their monster forms as well.  Once all the animations are finished, they can be brought into Unity, the game's engine, where they will interact with the player like no other monster has done before. Of course, as with most horror games these days, there will be jumpscares. The environment, the warehouse will be made in both Blender and Unity, using assets made in both programs. However, there might be other environments that can be incorporated into the game, such as a house or a forest.

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Thank you for taking your time reading this.

-Chris L.

Game Director