
Cosy horror and indie games
Slow-burn haunted-house adventures, puzzle games and the occasional deckbuilder. Juno narrates every decision and reads chat suggestions aloud, so even a quiet hour feels like a group effort.
Juno Park streams on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday evenings: spooky indie games on the big screen, digital painting with commentary and a community game night where chat picks the lobby. Over 38,000 people follow the channel, and most of them stay for the conversation.
Streams start at 6 p.m. Pacific and run for about four hours.

No jump-scare screaming, no hustle culture, no pressure to be a regular. Pick the night that sounds like yours.

Slow-burn haunted-house adventures, puzzle games and the occasional deckbuilder. Juno narrates every decision and reads chat suggestions aloud, so even a quiet hour feels like a group effort.

Juno paints on a tablet and takes requests from subscribers. Two commissions a month are finished live, and brushes and palettes are shared as free downloads.

On Sundays, chat joins the lobby. Party games, co-op puzzles and a monthly trivia bracket with prizes donated by independent developers.
A rotating cause is chosen by chat. Last year the community raised $41,200 for animal shelters, food banks and a local arts school.
Times are Pacific. Set a reminder and we will ping you when the stream starts, with no other notifications.
Chat asks about the gear every night, so here is the full list. Everything is bought with the channel's own money, not sponsored.
| Microphone | Shure SM7B on a boom arm | Voice, with a cloudlifter preamp | 399 $ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Audio interface | Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 | Mic and music input | 169 $ |
| Camera | Sony ZV-E10 | Face cam on a small tripod | 698 $ |
| Lighting | Two Elgato key lights | Soft warm light from both sides | 280 $ |
| Streaming PC | Custom build, Ryzen 7 and 32 GB | Games and encoding | 1,850 $ |
| Drawing tablet | Wacom Cintiq 16 | Art streams | 649 $ |
Subscriptions keep the channel ad-free and pay for editors and moderators. Cancel any time, and keep your emotes forever.
For people who like to hang out and support the channel.
$5/mo
Pick the game and join the lobby on Sunday nights.
$10/mo
For the people who keep the lights on and want a say.
$25/mo
“I found Nightjar during a bad month. Juno greets everyone by name, and the chat feels like a late-night café where everyone is welcome.”
“The drawing hour taught me more about shading than a semester of art class. And the downloadable brush packs are the best I own.”
“We sponsored one stream. Juno played our game for ninety minutes, said what she disliked and our wishlist numbers tripled the next day.”
One email on Sunday morning with the week's schedule, a new brush pack and the best clip from chat.
Live on the channel at nightjar.example, and clips are posted to the video channel within a day.
No. Chat is open to everyone. Subscriptions add emotes, game votes and a few extras but never block basic conversation.
Yes. Indie developers can write through the contact address on the channel page, and the Saturday indie showcase is reserved for new submissions.
Every stream is saved for two weeks, and subscribers can watch the highlights from their dashboard at any time.
Subscriptions, tips and a small number of sponsored streams that are always clearly labelled.