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The Boiler Beast

A rumbling furnace wearing a thick iron plate. When it stomps, every toy around it gets shaken up.

BossSmasher

Health: 4,000
Helmet: +2,000
Speed: 0.07 tiles a second
Closet to bed: 137s unopposed
Bite: 200 damage a second
Reaching the bed costs: all
First seen: Level 100

The Boiler Beast. It uses its power at 2 seconds and again at 7, against a small defense: low-level shooters, Pillow Walls and a Block Tower.

What it does.

Armor: 2,000 armor on top of its health, which has to be broken first. A Toy Magnet pulls 30% of it off at a time.
Smasher: it doesn't chew a toy in its way. It winds up for 3s and destroys it outright, whatever its toughness. It can't be swallowed.
Stomps: every 8s, hurting every toy within 1.2 tiles for 70. Floor traps are crushed.

Wide awake.

On its boss nights after the first trip through the house (from level 260)On Hard Mode (the story's last four bosses wake up in the story too), it wakes up for real when its health bar is down to half: it stops for 1.2 seconds, roars, and from then on uses a stronger version of its power.

The Boiler Beast. Brought to half health, it stops, wakes up and roars, then uses the stronger power.

"Bigger stomps!"

At half health the Boiler Beast is wide awake: bigger stomps, more often, that shake toys further away!

Power	Asleep	Wide awake
Stomps every	8s	6s
Stomp radius	1.2	1.5
Stomp damage	70	90
Health on the nights it can wake	×1	×0.8

On the nights it can wake up it has less health to begin with (the last row), tuned so those boss nights are as hard as before.

Its boss nights.

The Boiler Beast waits at the end of every chapter set in The Basement: first at level 100, then every 240 levels. Its health grows with the level.The Boiler Beast waits at the end of The Basement, at level 100 of the story, and again on Hard Mode.

Night	Room	Health (with armor and shield)	Of its base health	Wakes up	Gems (first win)	Coins (first win)
Level 100	The Basement	36,886	×6.15	–	18	545
Level 100, Hard	The Basement	73,773	×12.3	–	9	545
Level 340	The Basement	91,162	×15.19	Yes	42	1,559
Level 580	The Basement	103,119	×17.19	Yes	50	2,496
Level 820	The Basement	112,898	×18.82	Yes	50	3,394
Level 1,060	The Basement	119,679	×19.95	Yes	50	4,265
Level 1,300	The Basement	125,779	×20.96	Yes	50	5,117
Level 4,900	The Basement	170,034	×28.34	Yes	50	16,800

Night	Room	Health (with armor and shield)	Of its base health	Wakes up	Coins (first win)	Boss bonus, in coins
Level 100	The Basement	36,886	×6.15	–	545	774
Level 100, Hard	The Basement	59,018	×9.84	Yes	545	387 or more

On PC a battle's coins are doubled on top of this. The boss bonus is what the phone game pays in gems, paid in coins at your progress's rate: a Hard win's is worth more the further your story has got.

On Hard a boss has twice its health on the same level's normal night (in the PC game a little less where only the Hard night wakes it up), on top of a harder night.

Beating it.

The game's tip

The Boiler Beast's stomp hurts nearby toys. Knock off its iron plate and keep your toys spread out.

Pull the helmet off

Toy Magnet

Big blasts

Party Popper

Toy Train

Water Balloon

Numbers from the game's own data, version 1.0.0 as of November 13, 2026. Toy and nightmare numbers are the base values: every night scales the nightmares to its level (how). You are reading for the phone game (iPhone, iPad, Android): the switch at the top shows the PC game's numbers.You are reading for the PC game, coming to Steam: the switch at the top goes back to the phone game's numbers.