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Dayshift at Fredbears Family Diner
This is my first Dayshift series and this is my adventure on how I want to revive the abandoned Dayshift at Freddy's trilogy only, my versions will be very long-term.
There will be other dayshift trilogies I'll be making that'll take place in all kinds of fnaf fangame universes but for now I'm only gonna be discussing this first Dayshift series. And there will be a total of 6-7 Installments in the Dayshift in FNAF series my plan is to feature every FNAF location with one game at a time all the way from fredbears family diner and the fnaf 1 location to the security breach location. (I may or may not include the FNAF 4 location, we'll see)
This game is a visual novel it will feature only one week, first person mini games, an unlockable five nights survival mode (it will be completely endless and you have the option to end your current night at anytime you want without any requirements I know it's kinda cheaty but the game engine can't handle an actual time mechanic, also this mode will only have five nights no more then that) and, a pizzeria simulator mode for each location (for now there will only be two unlockable modes but I might add more later), plus there will be plenty of humor while keeping parts of the game serious, there will also be plenty of replay value and a crap ton of bad endings and good endings.
This game was made with an html and json based visual novel maker it's called Tuesday JS so make sure you follow these instructions to play the game very carefully
To play on android devices
#1 First download whatever version of the game that you want to it'll be a .zip file
#2 if needed download Zarchiver from the Google play store and then extract the zip file to an empty folder remember you need everything that's in that zip file if you leave out any files the game won't work.
#3 open up the .html file that's inside where you extracted everything at with an Internet browser.
To play on Windows devices all you have to do is extract and launch the html file with something that's supported.
