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Description

The hours? 5 nights, six hours each.

The pay? Enough to get you and all your pals out of the slums and then some.

The job? Simply guard the newest restaurant in Mayor Village, a trendy joint with repurposed security robots as musicians.

What could POSSIBLY go wrong?

Five Nights at Robots is a HIGHLY experimental campaign based on the horror game Five Nights at Freddy's, specifically the second installment.

Gameplay

The robots get a little... quirky at night. They used to be guard robots, you know. For reasons we're not entirely sure of, their "performance" programming shuts off at 12:00PM, and their previous guard programming kicks in. If they see you, they'll think you're an intruder and things will not end nicely. But don't worry! We've provided you with a box to hide in to make sure they don't see you. It should even work on the withered robots we have locked up in the maintenance room. Wait, robots in the maintenance room? Uh... forget I said that.

(NOTE: At this point, there is no time requirement for each night. This will be changed soon. For now, just try to survive for 1:45 without using the box too much.)

What's Next

This campaign is in alpha and will be updated soon! So far, this game contains:

Five working nights
Animatronics
A complete layout
Basic lore

Features that will be added eventually:

A time requirement for the nights
Complete lore

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AigisLover 22 Apr @ 11:46pm

A time requirement could make this a very interesting experience. Currently you can simply run straight to the exit. (I would suggest doing this by adding Wooden walls at the bottom of the level and putting the Exit Elevator behind there. You could wrap around Wooden walls in 1 thickness wide increments to make a makeshift fuse to act as a time limit.)