Creatures

Locust, Boiled One, and Boy and the Bath

All three credited creatures run the same 6 a.m. siege. Only The Locust has a documented light rule, and Boy and the Bath has no confirmed unique counter.

Locust, Boiled One, and Boy and the Bath

All three credited creatures run the same 6 a.m. siege. Only The Locust has a documented light rule, and Boy and the Bath has no confirmed unique counter.

The official description credits three characters to DoctorNowhere: The Locust, Boiled One, and Boy and the Bath. The lobby names the opponent before the night starts, so you should know who is outside. The job does not change. Keep him out until 6:00 a.m.

No recording describes what any of the three looks like. Do not identify them by a face. Use the lobby pick and, for The Locust, the on-screen tip.

What is actually different

Creature How the name is confirmed What the nights add What not to assume
The Locust Lobby pick, sometimes heard as "Locus," plus the tip "The locust doesn't breach lit areas." Works doors and windows on both floors, jumps a window, cuts power without searching rooms, and in one restore vanished when the lights returned. That a flashlight counts as a lit area. The game never defines the phrase. One group turned flashlights off while waiting. The verified light play is house power and floodlights.
The Boiled One A named opponent in the same keep-him-out mode. A hard-difficulty night is on record. Footsteps, floor changes, doors he opens himself, a sneak through a door, and a fuse cut. Hiding in a basement and the place-swap both got that player to 6 a.m. He runs off quickly when confronted and also feints. That he is the easy creature. The same player predicted an easy night and called it way too hard afterward. Light toggles and shouting were not shown to change what he did.
Boy and the Bath Named in the official credit, and a five-player lobby discussed a pick that came through as the boy in the bath. Nothing unique is confirmed. A door-forcing Easy session was never identified as this creature. Locust light tricks or a "weakest creature" label. Play the shared siege.

One player who had failed against The Locust called that night impossible and then survived The Boiled One. That is one person's comparison across separate runs, not a stat. Another daytime lodge moment flashed "new monster" without a name. The credited roster is still three.

The plan that covers all three

  1. Scare-off at the entrance he is touching: look, shut, floodlight, if the power is up.
  2. If the power dies, wait until he is outside, then flip the breaker.
  3. If "Breach active" plays, hide unseen with the flashlight off, or leave until he exits.
  4. Stay through 6:00 a.m. Players expected The Locust to walk off at morning. A recorded round does not actually show that exit. Keep defending until the lobby takes you back.

The paper ball is not a counter. A player carried one and taunted with it. No hit is shown.

Read the creature pages for the night each name actually has, then come back here when the lobby pick changes. The shared behavior page in the walkthrough is the loop. These rows are only the differences.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What time do you have to reach to win?

Recorded nights end at 6:00 a.m. The sun comes up, the creature leaves, and the squad returns to the lobby. There is no item to turn in. The official description says to survive until morning.

What do you do when the creature is at a door or window?

The in-game tutorial teaches one scare-off: look right at him, shut that entrance, and turn on a floodlight. Do this while house power is on. A dark entrance has lost that protection.

Is this the burglar game where you protect a Dominus until 8 a.m.?

No. This experience is place 121165298854655 by dilly dally games. You keep floodlights powered, watch doors and windows, restore an outside breaker, and survive until morning against The Locust, Boiled One, or Boy and the Bath. A different Roblox game uses a similar title for a burglar and a Dominus. Advice from that game, such as flashing a flashlight at a window until 8 a.m., does not describe this one.

Which creature is easiest?

There is no official ranking. One player called The Locust nearly impossible and called The Boiled One the weakest, then finished a hard Boiled One night and called it way too hard. Boy and the Bath is credited on the official page, but no recording confirms a unique look or counter. Use the shared siege plan for every pick.