Weekend at Fazbear Storage

About + Story:

Weekend at Fazbear Storage is a short, fan-made sequel to the original Five Nights at Freddy's (FNAF 1). This game picks up sometime after the closure of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, an event hinted at in one of the secret newspaper clippings from the first game.

Fazbear Entertainment has hired "ReloStore", a moving and storage company, to pack everything away by the end of the week. You play as Derek, a ReloStore employee tasked with overseeing the premises for two nights. Your job is simple: ensure nothing is stolen until all items are safely moved and stored away.

While items like tables, chairs, and kitchen equipment have already been relocated, a few things still remain waiting to be picked up... such as the animatronics.

The game features two nights with a bonus "Overtime" third night that serves as a challenging max mode/hard mode. Its gameplay is heavily inspired by and similar to FNAF 4, where you primarily rely on a flashlight to survive the night, along with another tool you acquire later on.

A Useful Tip:

It seems some players are still struggling with Bonnie and Chica, often missing crucial cues. This guide aims to clarify their mechanics, especially for those who've listened to the phone call but still find themselves confused:

Bonnie and Chica each have four distinct phases. In their final phase, just before they "attack," they'll be directly in front of you. At this critical point, stop shining your light on them and wait. This is your window to manage other things.

Listen for the breathing cue. When you hear breathing while looking at your doorway, immediately turn off your light. This will cause them to leave quickly. The flashlight's primary function is to halt animatronic movement entirely; they won't budge as long as you're shining your light on them. You should exploit this by keeping them out of sync. Simultaneous animatronic attacks are highly problematic. For example, if you turn your light back on while someone is breathing at your doorway, you'll be instantly jumpscared.

This mechanic makes scenarios where both Bonnie and Chica are at your doorway in their final phases particularly tricky. You'll likely waste a lot of Freddy's patience trying to avoid turning the light on right as one of them starts breathing. This isn't an RNG problem; it's about mastering the art of keeping them out of sync. The core gameplay revolves around dealing with them one at a time, rather than confronting both simultaneously.

Credits:

@MrMalos - Game (Coding, 'Modeling', animating, etc etc etc).

@Lord2903 - Phone guy.

@Andsy - Helped out with Audio editing on the Phone calls.

UFMPDA - Used the FNAF 1 Pack Update 2.

DrMinky - Night Ambience.

SoundFlakes - Night Intro Ost.

happyalready - Foxy Minigame Music.

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