Porch light & sanity
Keep porch-light, sanity, and survival questions separate from visitor identification claims.
What to do in the house
A light is a state, not a formula
If the game presents a porch-light interaction or visual state, record what you can observe. This site does not publish an exact light timer without a verified source.
Sanity claims need numbers
Community language about fear or sanity can describe player experience. It is not enough to calculate a percentage, threshold, or optimal route.
Use survival context carefully
A visitor decision, a house scare, a chore, and a sanity effect may be related in play, but they are different evidence categories.
Use a repeatable process
Observe the visible state
Note whether the light, interface, or house state changes before and after a decision.
Link the event
Record whether a visitor, chore, or house scare happened at the same time without assuming causality.
Keep the claim bounded
Publish “reported” until a current source gives the threshold or repeatable behavior.
Do not force a verdict
You feel a hidden timer is running
Use the first-night loop and source register. A feeling is a lead for testing, not a verified mechanic.
Keep the evidence clean
Using a fan-made number as a calculator input
Exact rates are held until a source or controlled test supports them.
Questions players ask next
Is there a verified sanity calculator?
No. The current site intentionally holds numeric sanity calculations because exact thresholds and rates were not verified.