just remember! i have no idea if this is possible or not!
i just have a little fun playing it!
2026-04-10: added "amelia mode". she wanted me to call it that, i didn't call it that myself. it's basically a jumpscare free mode, well, i suppose a reskin that makes them a lot less scary! this is the only way she will play this and i want her to play it!! exploding you!!!! (also this bumps the version up one i guess.)
also i guess this pulls in my licensing browser too, so ctrl + l for credits now!
2026-04-04: ok i've never heard of lost location custom night until thebones made a video about this.
i think there's a few changes i would love to make eventually to this game, i really don't think it's worth
the effort required to fix up this game very much beyond the little that's there.
i think because bonnie is so consistent, i would probably reduce the timer on him a lot. but i think the primary
issue with my own little experiment is that (it was made exclusively while i was intoxicated) all of the animatronics
have a habit of pausing their timers while you're dealing with them in the cameras. im almost certain this could be a little more
fun and less repetitive if only i was good enough at my own game to deal with balancing their movement paths.
but whatever, i guess im a unicorn because i dont actually play any fnaf games or pay much attention to the community around it,
yet here's a fnaf game i made!
i think it would probably be more fun to go ahead and just make a fnaf engine anyways. i'd hate to write another 1.5k lines of code to make another one, lol. feel free to message me, seriously. i have 0 external motivation to put anything here, and nobody to really talk to about these things! hell, i'd maybe even help with your game if you're up to something silly (though i am stuck at work often lol).
i've been going through a little bit of a rougher time lately. this was intended to be a project where i program without hitting delete. if for whatever reason you decide to look at the code, please note it's very sloppy and thrown together very hastily. note that the file structure is only a lens to look at the spaghetti code, as the files all rely on eachother circularly and responsibility bleeds between them!
hold [CTRL + L] in the menu (versions v2+) for some informal credits, and pretty please feel free to use anything that i myself have made!