Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria Simulator (NSP, XCI) ROM

Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria Simulator Attention to all prospective owners of a Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria franchised restaurant! We are looking for you! What may start as a fun and simple game of tossing pizzas turns into something far more intriguing, and this game is a point-and-click business simulation survival horror video game developed and published by Scott Cawthon. The game is free on Steam and Game Jolt for the Windows platform. Released on December 4, 2017, it is the sixth main installment of the Five Nights at Freddy’s video game series, the seventh game overall, and is chronologically set after the events of the third game. Initially marketed as a simulation game where the player manages their own franchised pizzeria, the game is gradually revealed to continue its predecessors’ concept of surviving against hostile animatronic characters for multiple nights in a row.

GAMEPLAY

Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria Simulator begins as an 8-bit minigame in which players take control of the titular Freddy Fazbear and distribute pizzas to multiple children. This mini-game ultimately ends due to a script error. The game then moves to a dark room where the player faces a broken version of his Five Nights at Freddy’s: Sister Location animatronic Circus Baby (now known as “Scrap Baby”). Masu. Audio from the cassette tape instructs the player to observe the animatronics and record their reactions to various audio simulations. You will need to complete a checklist with options for “no,” “yes,” and “I don’t know. ” On the third audio stimulus, Scrap Baby will speak to the player. Then the game suddenly jumps to the game start her menu. “Build a Pizzeria” Mode The game then turns into an economic simulation where the player buys decorations for a fictional restaurant and distributes them throughout the restaurant.

Purchasing these items improves ambiance, health/safety, and entertainment standards and may also provide additional income. However, many of these issues increase the risk of liability and may lead to litigation, which may be contested or financially resolved. Sponsorship offers can be accepted for a fee but can lead to audio and visual interference for players later in the game. You can also interact with the arcade games placed around the restaurant and play mini-games to earn more Faz points. Fuzz Points are in-game points that players receive by playing mini-games or by purchasing new items and placing them in the pizzeria. For every 1000 points increased, the player receives 100 dollars. Several mini-games, such as “Fruity Maze,” “Midnight Motorist,” and “Security Puppet” have their own stories within the main game, all of which are directed by Fazbear Entertainment’s co-founder and series antagonist.

There is his connection with William Afton. In the next part of the game, the player uses the computer to complete various tasks to maintain the restaurant. However, enemy animatronics wandering around the facility will attempt to attack the player. They can be stopped by illuminating the vents with the player’s flashlight or by luring the animatronics out using voice. Players can use a network of motion detectors to track the movement of animatronics from one location to another. To reduce noise, the player can also use silent ventilation, but he can only use one system: motion detector, audio lock, or silent ventilation. Unlike previous games in the series, his four animatronics in the game (Scrap Baby, Molten Freddy, Scrap Trap, and Lefty) all behave the same and have no different mechanics.

Players can upgrade their office equipment to increase efficiency and reduce noise levels. Players can also temporarily turn off their computers or switch to a secondary ventilation system that operates more quietly but does not effectively control ambient temperature. Upon accepting a sponsorship, a loud ad will randomly play on the computer, attracting animatronics and preventing the player from hearing the ad or doing anything for a few seconds before the ad is skipped. This part ends when the daily tasks are completed and the computer is logged off. Once managed, the player will be taken to the recovery segment. There, you’ll see animatronics in the same settings as Scrap Baby. Every day 1 out of 4 animatronics will be offered for collection at your own price. Similar to the previous setting, players must check off a checklist. Unlike the previous setting, the animatronics only move when the player looks at the checklist. When the player senses the presence of an animatronic.

PLOT THE GAME

The player character is the new franchiser of the re-branded Fazbear Entertainment Inc., with headquarters in Washington County, Utah. After investing in the restaurant, the player is left with $100 to spend on their new venue. After the first night, they are encouraged to prepare for their “ultimate test”, which is a big party on Saturday. Under the guidance of the “Tutorial Unit”, the restaurant’s artificial intelligence, the player invests in various props, animatronics, and sponsors to add to and fund the restaurant.

In addition to running the restaurant, the player, under obligations of “Paragraph 4”, must also check maintenance at the end of each day with four possessed and dilapidated animatronics: Scrap Baby, which is Circus Baby rebuilt from scraps after being ejected from Ennard following the events of the previous game; Molten Freddy, the remains of Ennard with Funtime Freddy as its primary head; Lefty, a mysterious black bear animatronic; and Springtrap (nicknamed “Scraptrap”), the worn-out Spring Bonnie costume which contains the undead body of serial killer and Fazbear co-founder William Afton, who survived the destruction of Fazbear’s Fright. The player can either complete the maintenance under the guidance of the mysterious “Cassette Man” before salvaging the animatronics or throw them back outside unless they have already snuck in the pizzeria through a previously purchased discounted object. The player is left to survive each night as the salvaged animatronics attempt to kill them.

ENDINGS THE GAME

A total of six endings exist for the game, with all but one granting the player a certificate on the title screen.

• If the player has invested in the restaurant but does not have all four salvageable animatronics by Saturday’s closing, they will be fired by the Cassette Man for not meeting their obligations of “Paragraph 4”. This is the only ending that does not earn the player a certificate.
• Mediocrity – If the player has a Faz-Rating of 0 by Saturday’s closing, achieved by not placing any items, not upgrading the pizzeria’s floorplan, and not playing any minigames, they will be fired and berated by the Tutorial Unit for their laziness. This earns the player the “Certificate of Mediocrity”.
• Insanity – If the player purchases the Egg Baby data archive, they can discover blueprints on their computer and an audio file recorded by the Cassette Man, who is implied to be Henry Emily, the second co-founder of Fazbear Entertainment. He laments Afton’s actions and his own complacency in them, before discussing his plan to free all the lost souls trapped in the animatronics. To cover up their discovery, the player is then deemed insane by Tutorial Unit and fired. This earns the player the “Certificate of Insanity”.
• Blacklisted – If the player’s restaurant has a liability risk of 50 or higher by Saturday’s closing, they will be reprimanded by Tutorial Unit for their recklessness and fired. This earns the player the “You Have Been Blacklisted” certificate.
• Bankruptcy – If the player ends up in debt while fighting or settling a lawsuit, they will be fired by Tutorial Unit for being a “lost cause”. This earns the player the “Certificate of Bankruptcy”.
• Completion – If the player has a liability risk of under 50, a Faz-Rating of above 0, and all four salvageable animatronics by Saturday’s closing, Scrap Baby tells the player that they have been deceived into giving her a “gift” by gathering all the souls in one place and that she will make her father (William) proud. However, Henry interrupts her and reveals that he had constructed the restaurant to trap all the animatronics inside. He then begins burning it down to both end the murderous legacy of Afton and Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza, and to free the spirits inside the animatronics, including William’s daughter Elizabeth inside Scrap Baby, his own daughter Charlie inside the Puppet (from Five Nights at Freddy’s 2) that was captured by Lefty, and the spirits of Afton’s other victims inside Molten Freddy. After taunting his “old friend” Afton, Henry remains in the burning building to die alongside the animatronics. He also acknowledges that the player has also decided to stay and die in the fire, implying that the player character is William’s son and Elizabeth’s brother Michael (the protagonist of Sister Location). Upon achieving this ending, the player is congratulated by Tutorial Unit for finishing the work week and informed that Fazbear will no longer be a corporate entity. This earns the player the “Certificate of Completion”.
• Lorekeeper – While not technically its own ending, if the player has discovered the secret endings within the “Fruity Maze”, “Midnight Motorist”, and “Security Puppet” minigames, an illustration of a peaceful graveyard will appear at the end of the game, which has six gravestones with the names of the children who were Afton’s victims. Any playthrough of all three secret minigame endings will earn the player the “You Are the Lorekeeper” certificate.