Today marks the 1 year anniversary of Animatronic Storage Studies releasing.

I'm sorry that I do not have the update ready (the deadlines are failing this is a horrible sign), but it will be releasing this year, along with the two other games in this "trilogy".

The Carnival is not part of this trilogy, instead it is part of a different lineup of games that I intended to make throughout this year. One of these games would've featured the infamous "Killer Pirates", but that would've turned into its own thing probably.

Of course no game in the "Animatronic Storage Studies" trilogy got released aside from the first one, and that's why I was going to make the update so that I could lock in to the trilogy again for this year.

I will now reveal several stuff that got scrapped in the final game. None of these will return in the Update so that's why I'm comfortable with publicly showing these.

These were older rooms that would've been for Cams 1 and 2. I do like Cam 2 and so maybe I'll use it in a future game.

There are other scrapped camera designs but uhhhh I don't wanna release them!!!

Instead of Bidybab, I was going to add "Cody" from Empty Location, but he would've been dubbed "Funtime Joe" because uhh RNaR yeah. I scrapped them because they didn't have enough assets that I could work with, and the ones that existed I didn't think would fit.

Originally, instead of having to clean out the vents in Night 2, the task would've been to fix the breaker. I scrapped it at an early point and so I don't remember what it would've been like, but it would've probably been a repeat of the Night 1 task where you can't see anyone on the cameras? I dunno.

Also on the subject of tasks, the Night 5 task wouldn't have ended the night originally, and instead you would have to survive with all the cameras being turned off. It got scrapped early because of tracking the characters.

Lastly, there's this old poster that was made two days before the game released. I'm glad I remade it because this looks very ASS.

Overall this game is a little bit different than the games in the Core RNaR Collection, but that's why I enjoy it.

I hope you all enjoyed this kinda small deep dive into some unrevealed content.