Goodnight Dungeon turns bedtime into an RPG. Give real points for real behavior, and watch your kid level up a pixel-art hero they actually care about.
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Every parent has tried some version of it — a chore chart, a behavior app. They all fade because the reward is boring, and the tracking feels like one more chore.
A sticker on a fridge chart. A reward redeemed weeks later, if anyone remembers. Nagging to fill it in. Gone by week three.
Points aren't saved for later — they're XP the moment they're given. The reward isn't a toy down the road. The reward is the game, right now.
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This is designed to be used together — you narrate it out loud, then hand over the phone for the real fight.
Pick a biome. Place the monsters. Set the treasure. You write tonight's dungeon, then read it out loud like a bedtime story — before your kid ever picks up the phone to fight it.
Got more than one kid? Their characters team up for one shared adventure — walking between rooms, fighting side by side, splitting one treasure chest at the end.
Every dungeon reads like a short story — not a checklist.
Once the phone comes out, it's a full game — hand-crafted 16-bit art, real stakes, real progress.
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Every quest is a reason to sit down together. Every point is real behavior, given by you, growing a character both on screen and off.
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Goodnight Dungeon is in TestFlight now. Join the beta and start tonight's story.
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