This game is updated first on Scratch.

I found this old arcade cabinet online while I was looking for vintage games for my collection. After some research, I found out that it was created by Afton Robotics: a now-defunct company specializing in advanced animatronic machinery and technology. The company had a partnership with Fazbear Entertainment, the infamous owners of restaurant franchises such as Freddy Fazbear's Pizza and the soon-to-be-demolished Mega Pizzaplex.

Anyways, I picked up the cabinet from an old guy who said he had a history with both companies. He didn't say much. Without any luck at turning the machine on, I dumped the code and uploaded it here in the hopes that some Fazbear Entertainment aficionado can tell me more about it.

Thanks in advance!
- Kimberly E.

Controls

WASD/arrow keys to move
E to interact
M to toggle map

Press K five times to skip to the next day
Press < or > to toggle room colliders

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Notes

I made this small demo in a little under a week because I had an itch to make something on Scratch. This is probably my most complex Scratch project I've ever made.

The game is far from finished, and is essentially just a walking sim right now, but I wanted to share this "tech demo" to see what other people think. Please leave any feedback or suggestions in the comments.

Of course, this game takes place in the same world as my original Freddy's fan-game that brought me to Scratch in the first place: Five Nights at Fredbear's.

Current game version: alpha v0.0.5
Last updated 9/18/2024, patch notes on Scratch

Credits

• "Five Nights at Freddy's" by Scott Cawthon

CODE

• Modified movement code from Viiperrr (video 1, video 2)
• Converted to HTML using Project HTMLifier

ASSETS

• Most sprites modified from various FNAF games by Scott Cawthon
• Color palette from Lospec
• Sounds effects generated by Jsfxr
• Music by Silicontent using Rytmik Ultimate
• Chuck E. Cheese ambience - Pizza Rat Entertainment (YT)
• Arcade ambience - ahofle
  
• Quiet building ambience - nathanolson (YT)
• Desk fan SFX - Pixabay