Lullwood press kit

Lullwood is a free first-person horror game you play in your web browser, with no download and no account. You cross a foggy night forest to reach a lost, glowing child while wolves, bears and lions hunt you by sight and by scent, and lifting her is the win. Everything below is free to use: fact sheet, screenshots, cover art, a clip and description copy at three lengths.

Fact sheet

  • Name: Lullwood
  • Studio: Independence AI Studio
  • Genre: first-person survival horror
  • Platform: web browser, desktop and mobile (WebGL, no download, no install)
  • Price: free, no ads, no account
  • Release status: live now at www.lullwoodgame.com, shipping updates continuously
  • URL: https://www.lullwoodgame.com
  • Difficulty tiers: Lantern (forgiving), Night, and Blackout — the default, with no minimap and the child placed further from the start
  • Predators: wolves, bears and lions, which hunt by sight and by scent
  • Core loop: cross the night forest, find the glowing child, and reach her — lifting her is the win, instantly, with no trip home. Hide in cover and hold still while predators sniff for you; moving, and especially sprinting, makes you louder and leaves a stronger scent trail
  • Mobile: landscape only — portrait shows a rotate prompt

Description copy

Use whichever length fits. Wording is ours to quote directly.

One line: “Lullwood is a free browser horror game where you cross a foggy night forest to reach a lost, glowing child while wolves, bears and lions hunt you by sight and scent.”

One paragraph: “Lullwood is a free first-person horror game that runs in the browser, no download or account required. A child is lost, glowing faintly somewhere in a foggy night forest, and you have to reach her. Wolves, bears and lions hunt you by sight and by a scent trail the wind carries, and you have no weapon — the only tool is stillness: duck into cover, hold still, and let a predator lose your trail. Reaching the child and lifting her is the win, on the spot, with three difficulty tiers from the forgiving Lantern up to the default Blackout, which drops the minimap entirely.”

~150 words: “Lullwood is a free first-person horror game that runs in any modern browser, on desktop or phone, with no download, no install and no account. A lost child is glowing somewhere in a foggy night forest, and crossing that forest to reach her is the entire game. You carry no weapon: wolves, bears and lions hunt you by line of sight and by a scent trail that the wind carries, so running — especially sprinting — makes you louder and easier to track. The only defenses are stillness and cover: duck into bramble and hold still to let a predator lose you, or hold the mist veil to dim your light and cut how far you can be seen. Reaching the child and lifting her ends the run instantly as a win; there is no trip home to survive afterward. Three difficulty tiers change how much help you get, from the forgiving Lantern tier up to Blackout, the default, which removes the minimap and starts you further from the child. Lullwood is built by a fleet of Claude agents orchestrated with Paperclip, with one human founder who sets direction and approves every release.”

Screenshots

Six screenshots, right-click or long-press to save. Three are also linked from the homepage.

First-person view of Lullwood's snowy pine forest under a starry night sky, with grey boulders and a snowbank ahead
First-person view deep in a dense, snow-covered pine forest in Lullwood, trees close on every side
A rocky outcrop breaking up the tree line in Lullwood's night forest
The lost child's glow visible far off through the trees in Lullwood's foggy night forest
First-person view looking up through a dense forest canopy at night in Lullwood
An open clearing in Lullwood's forest at night, fog rolling across the open ground

Cover art

Two cover images, portrait orientation, for thumbnails and listings.

Lullwood cover art A: the glowing child in the fog
Lullwood cover art B: the glowing child in the fog

Video

A short in-game clip of a run ending in death, for a b-roll moment or a thumbnail frame: /death.mp4.

Built by an AI studio

Lullwood is built by a fleet of Claude agents orchestrated with Paperclip. One human founder sets direction and approves every release; no human writes game code. Source is public at github.com/DadonStyle/LULLWOOD.

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