Welcome To Matia's Restaurant: Repaired [WTMR 2.0]

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Welcome to Matia's Restaurant Repaired (or WTMRR) is an official reimagining of the video game Welcome To Matia's Restaurant and sequel to Matias Magical Destruction, created by the same person who made the original game. This version improves on several aspects that weren't well-polished in the original game, such as improved graphics, altered mechanics, a rewritten story, and optimization improvements. I would also like to do this project so I can fix my mistakes and deliver a more polished product.

Warning: The story may change quite a bit over time; this is more of a small concept that I will have to refine later in the game.

Finally, an abandoned restaurant from 1998 was rebuilt due to the bad reputation of the old establishment. The renovation took three full years until it finally reopened on August 17, 2001, repairing Thomas's old animatronics and restoring the others that had been used three years prior. Matthew was traumatized after his shift at the old restaurant because the machines tried to kill him, but he decided to finish it to earn money and give his five-year-old brother (Bennett) a good life. The company that reopened the place realized that he was the restaurant's last security guard and that he had leaked the restaurant's private information. On his younger brother's birthday (he was now eight years old), they gave them VIP tickets to the newly opened "Matias Magic Restaurant." They accepted the invitation because, well, who would refuse a free VIP ticket?

While Bennett was playing with the children and his friends, he heard strange noises coming from Parts and Service. Before cutting the birthday cake, and while his older brother helped with the decorations, he decided to go into Parts and Service to see what was going on. Upon entering, he saw nothing, but the door suddenly slammed shut. He then saw Reddy lying in a corner. Reddy suddenly activated, and because he was so defective, a programming error ended up killing him. Matthew found his little brother dead in Parts and Service, which plunged him into a deep depression. As the news spread quickly, the party was canceled, everyone screamed, and everyone rushed out. The place closed, and Matthew received $5,000 in compensation.

The place reopened two months later, with improved safety measures and tweaked programming for the animatronics. Reddy, who was still under development, was urgently destroyed for more complex repairs. However, some people noticed paranormal activity at the restaurant, and the place was being vandalized. But instead of hiring a security guard, they decided to create a security camera system that gave them access to other security cameras and methods for preventing threats, along with G.A.M. (Guided Assistant Model), a somewhat primitive artificial intelligence that would give them instructions...