A “3D” horror game built in flowlab.
Hopefully, this is, or will be, the scariest game on Flowlab.
Currently there’s 1 night in the game… but with multiple levels and mini games.
Title page. Flashing “Animatronics”, glitch lines, title glitching out, blackouts.
Elevator. Listen to HandUnit’s instructions. Or not. It’s not really that important.
Hallway walk-Night 1. Press the up button to move, and release to stop. Reach the stairs at the end to win. Press down to check on the red puffball and to make him retreat a step. The eye at the corner describes how suspicious/how fast the puffball is moving. Green= he’s standing still. Yellow= he’s suspicious. Red= he’s noticed you. Going forward will make him suspicious and eventually give away your position, so don’t keep going when the eye is red. There’s a lot of ways he can kill you though.
Instructions for fixing the control panel.
Fixing the control panel. Slide up the big lever (not too much though), click the little levers, click and hold the nails until they turn to the side, click the orange button to move the wire (but you’ll be unable to do anything while it’s moving). Then click the control box. Keep the two timers wound up while you’re at it.
FNAF office station. Check the cameras, check the doors. If you see a white dot flashing across the camera screen, switch it immediately. Check the doors frequently and last from 1 to 4 am.
Ventilation crawl- Crawl through the vents using the up button, listening to casual bongos. If you hear strange garbling, stop immediately. If you hear the music again, go for it.
The difficulty is so random now that I don’t dare playing it except in the behavior playtesting.
Did anyone get jump scared yet?
I also would really appreciate some people to animate some jump scares, mine are really too simple
Also, @“Mhx Ar” with your 3d effect tutorial, do you know how to make walls, you know, that pass by as you walk past them? Like, there’s the door coming closer to you, but to GET there, you have to have a hallway. Right now walking to the stairways just looks like a pyramid getting closer and glitching out.
There are two ways to do this, my ridiculously painful way, or the old fashioned click adventure way. You could still use my map concept, so it is basically like this every single part of the map is a collision. Every collision plays a full screen animation. If an enemy is also touching that collision tile for that room, they are emitted on the screen, OR, the easier option is having a full screen enemy animation on the layer above play and alpha 100%. Maybe you get what I’m talking about but it isn’t the easiest to explain with words.
I made a new level with a new enemy, the Rainbow Bunny.
Check the cameras by clicking on the antenna on the bottom-left corner to see where the bunny is. 3 cameras in total.
Check the two doors to make sure bunny isn’t there, and if he is, to chase him away.
The bunny moves from cam 1-2-3, the 2nd door, then back to 1, then 2, then the 1st door.
After that, it’s all random- the bunny can be anywhere, from both doors to the camera. If the bunny’s at the door but you don’t see him fast enough, then it’s game over!
You can’t just keep spamming lighting the doors, either. The bunny may decide to jump from the camera and skip the doors, so you must check it frequently as well.
Right now there’s no guide or time clock, so you basically have to fend the bunny off until it eventually gets you.
@grazer, right now this game requires a lot of full-screen UI jumpscare animations, so I’m worried that they might disappear again. Is there any way of preventing this?
It’s random how often he moves, because manually encrypting everything would take a TON of time, and I would never be able to find anything if I want to change some behaviors or fix a bug.
Now there’s a voice instruction, background music, win condition and a battery function for the office level. Start at 1 A.M. and survive until 4 A.M. to move on to the next job. Now, the rainbow bunny should move faster while in the cameras, at least before 3 am. @“Mhx Ar”
With the exception of @Pixelpizza has anyone played (and beat) the full game yet?
Holding up, then down at the same time, you keep walking to the stairs, but you also stay looking behind. Since this counts as only looking back once, the puff ball never triggers, and you can watch as it rushes at you when you get closer to the stairs. It rushes at you 3 times when you get pretty close, so walking backwards allows you to stop walking just before the mouth opens.
I THINK it’s fixed now, but with the addition of the switches I’m afraid it might’ve caused a few more bugs, though I’m not sure. Just a feeling, I didn’t FIND anything wrong. If you hold the up button and the down button together, the screen shake and moving forward will be disabled, but the puffball movement will be not. Please let me know if you spot anything, I can’t find everything out like you can
This is why I use numbers instead of buttons in my new game. I use 1 for up and 8 for down. If the filter gets 1, you walk up, if the filter gets 8, you walk down. Pressing up and down adds together and makes 9, and 9 does nothing, because there is no filter for equal to 9. All my game controls add up to numbers, that do specific things, so key presses that I don’t want to mix up will do nothing.
Make sure they both go into an equation (A+B), have an always connected to it, and have (up) on both up and down connect to a 0, so when you press up, it is 1, and let go, it is 0. This way, the equation uses up+down, where 0+0 is nothing, 1+0 is up, 0+2 is down, and 1+2 is 3, which also does nothing. If you don’t add the numbers in an equation, the filters don’t work right.
