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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: Unlike The Wolf and The Cat who sprint when John is in their line of sight, The Owl teleports around the station, and she has to be in your line of sight to ''stop'' stalking you.
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* TooDumbToLive: In the first episode, you're given the options to have Jack jump into a BottomlessPit and try and remove a fuse from an active generator. The outcomes of [[FallingDamage both]] [[HighVoltageDeath cases]] are predictable.
* WouldHurtAChild: [[spoiler: The UNKNOWN kidnaps Emily Bishop and threatens to hurt her if Jack should fail in his tasks. When he does, the UNKNOWN sends him a box presumably containing one of Emily's body parts, implying he maimed her or killed her.]]
* WouldHurtAChild: [[spoiler: The UNKNOWN kidnaps Emily Bishop and threatens to hurt her if Jack should fail in his tasks. When he does, the UNKNOWN sends him a box presumably containing one of Emily's body parts, implying he maimed her or killed her.]]
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* WouldHurtAChild: [[spoiler: The UNKNOWN kidnaps Emily Bishop and threatens to hurt her if Jack should fail in his tasks. When he does, the UNKNOWN sends him a box presumably containing one of Emily's body parts, implying he maimed her or killed her.]]
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* InsaneTrollLogic: Scott wants revenge for the murders of his wife and child. Instead of going after the guy who actually killed them, he instead goes after the cop who failed to stop him.
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* InsaneTrollLogic: Scott wants revenge for the murders of his wife and child. Instead of going after just the guy who actually killed them, he instead also goes after the cop who tried but failed to stop him.
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''Case: Animatronics'' is an indie horror game created by Aleson, Walnut LLC, Last Level, and Sometimes You, and was released on August 3rd, 2016. It is loosely inspired by the ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' franchise, distinguished by being a full 3D, free-roaming game as opposed to a point-and-click game, and notably predating ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddysSecurityBreach'' by several years.
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''Case: Animatronics'' is an indie horror game created by Aleson, Walnut LLC, Last Level, and Sometimes You, and was released on August 3rd, 2016. It is loosely inspired by the ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' ''Franchise/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' franchise, distinguished by being a full 3D, free-roaming game as opposed to a point-and-click game, and notably predating ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddysSecurityBreach'' by several years.
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** Note 5 mentions an incident at "one of the largest pizzerias" where five children went missing. This is a reference to the Missing Children Incident that was first mentioned in [[VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys the first game]].
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** Note 5 mentions an incident at "one of the largest pizzerias" where five children went missing. This is a reference to the Missing Children Incident that was first mentioned in [[VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys [[VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys1 the first game]].
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''Case: Animatronics'' is a free roaming horror game created by Aleson, Walnut LLC, Last Level, and Sometimes You, and was released on August 3rd, 2016. It is loosely inspired by the ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' franchise.
You play as John Bishop, an overworked police officer working for Aurora Police Department. Shortly after waking up from a horrific nightmare, he is contacted by Scott, a mysterious figure who was involved in one of John's past cases, who seeks revenge against John and has trapped him inside the building with his murderous animatronics. Now he must use only his flashlight, his tablet, and his wits to help him avoid getting eaten and survive until 3AM.
You play as John Bishop, an overworked police officer working for Aurora Police Department. Shortly after waking up from a horrific nightmare, he is contacted by Scott, a mysterious figure who was involved in one of John's past cases, who seeks revenge against John and has trapped him inside the building with his murderous animatronics. Now he must use only his flashlight, his tablet, and his wits to help him avoid getting eaten and survive until 3AM.
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''Case: Animatronics'' is a free roaming an indie horror game created by Aleson, Walnut LLC, Last Level, and Sometimes You, and was released on August 3rd, 2016. It is loosely inspired by the ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' franchise.
franchise, distinguished by being a full 3D, free-roaming game as opposed to a point-and-click game, and notably predating ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddysSecurityBreach'' by several years.
You play as John Bishop, an overworked police officer working for the Aurora Police Department. Shortly after waking up from a horrific nightmare, he is contacted by Scott, a mysterious figure who was involved in one of John's past cases, who seeks revenge against John and has trapped him inside the building with his murderous animatronics. Now he must use only his flashlight, his tablet, and his wits to help him avoid getting eaten and survive until 3AM.
You play as John Bishop, an overworked police officer working for the Aurora Police Department. Shortly after waking up from a horrific nightmare, he is contacted by Scott, a mysterious figure who was involved in one of John's past cases, who seeks revenge against John and has trapped him inside the building with his murderous animatronics. Now he must use only his flashlight, his tablet, and his wits to help him avoid getting eaten and survive until 3AM.
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* CrusadingWidower: Scott's wants to kill the man he believes to be responsible for the deaths of his wife and child.
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* CrusadingWidower: Scott's CrusadingWidow: Scott wants to kill the man he believes to be responsible for the deaths of his wife and child.
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** The Owl is based off SCP-174 from ''SCP Containment Breach'', as both have to be continuously stared at to keep them from attacking. She is also similar to Chica from FNAF, as they are both avians.
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** The Owl is based off SCP-174 SCP-173 from ''SCP Containment Breach'', as both have to be continuously stared at to keep them from attacking. She is also similar to Chica from FNAF, as they are both avians.
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* VengeanceFeelsEmpty: In Scott's final message, he implied that even after he tracked down and extracted his revenge on the killer himself, he didn't feel satisfied. So he chalked it up to his vengeance being incomplete, because he felt that Bishop was also responsible since he failed to stop the gunman in time.
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* SanitySlippage: Judging from the scattered notes, Scott seemed likely a kind soul. After the murder of his family though, he became a cold-blooded killer.
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* SanitySlippage: Judging from the scattered notes, Scott seemed likely like a genuinely kind soul.man. After the murder of his family though, he became a cold-blooded killer.
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* PoliceAreUseless: A tragic example. [[spoiler: When John was a young detective hired straight out of the academy, his first assignment was to investigate an armed break-in at Scott's house. Bishop, either due to his young age or his incompetence, was unable to prevent the gunman from killing Scott's wife and child, and likewise unable to keep the gunman from getting away.]]
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* PoliceAreUseless: A tragic example. [[spoiler: When John was a young detective hired straight out of the academy, his first assignment was to investigate an armed break-in at Scott's house. Bishop, either due to his young age or his incompetence, was unable to prevent the gunman from killing Scott's wife and child, and likewise was unable to keep the gunman from getting away.]]]]
* SanitySlippage: Judging from the scattered notes, Scott seemed likely a kind soul. After the murder of his family though, he became a cold-blooded killer.
* SanitySlippage: Judging from the scattered notes, Scott seemed likely a kind soul. After the murder of his family though, he became a cold-blooded killer.
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* YouHaveFailedMe: [[spoiler: "The target has escaped, I warned you, but you did not listen. My people are dying and it's your fault. What a pity that your daughter has to pay for her father's mistakes. Goddbye, Jack."]]
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* YouHaveFailedMe: [[spoiler: "The target has escaped, I warned you, but you did not listen. My people are dying and it's your fault. What a pity that your daughter has to pay for her father's mistakes. Goddbye, Goodbye, Jack."]]
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* NoodleIncident: A whole bunch of them. A news article states that many of the new walking animatronics have severely injured or killed other people, leading them to be banned in many cities. There is also mention of an incident at a leisure center where an animatronic killed the owner and injured the security guard, leading to all the animatronics at that location being confiscated by police. They are presumably the same animatronics that are now attacking you.
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** Since they are heavy, metal machines, they make loud, heavy footsteps, which frightens both the protagonists and the players.
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** Since they are heavy, metal machines, they make loud, heavy footsteps, which frightens both the protagonists and the players.clanking footsteps.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: The animatronics all have glowing red eyes. Considering the protagonists spend most of their time in rooms devoid of light, sometimes this is all they can see.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: The animatronics all have glowing red eyes. Considering the protagonists spend most of their time in rooms devoid of light, dark rooms, sometimes this is all they can see.see.
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Should John be caught by any of the animatronics, they will either lift him up presumably by the neck before chomping on him (followed by a sickening crunch), or they will knock him over and stomp him to death, which itself is followed by a wet crunch.
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* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Should John be caught by any of If the animatronics, animatronics catch you, they will grab you by the neck and will either lift him up presumably by the neck before chomping on him (followed by bite you or stomp you to death. Either way, both end with a sickening crunch), or they will knock him over and stomp him to death, which itself is followed by a wet crunch.
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* DeathOfAChild: Scott's child was also killed alongside his mother.
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* DeathOfAChild: [[spoiler: Scott's child was also killed alongside his mother.]]
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* BigNo: [[spoiler: Jack, when he opens a package with contents implying that the UNKNOWN killed his daughter.]]
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: The animatronics all have glowing red eyes. Considering the protagonists are trapped in blacked out locations, sometimes this is all they can see.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: The animatronics all have glowing red eyes. Considering the protagonists are trapped spend most of their time in blacked out locations, rooms devoid of light, sometimes this is all they can see.
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* AmbiguousGender: The Bear's gender is unknown, however due to originally being an Expy of Freddy Fazbear, it's implied they were initially male.
* BigBad: DJ Scott in the first game is this to John, whom he tries to kill with the animatronics.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Should John be caught by any of the animatronics, they will either lift him up presumably by the neck before chomping on him (followed by a sickening crunch), or they will knock him over and stomp him, which itself is followed by a wet crunch.
* BigBad: DJ Scott in the first game is this to John, whom he tries to kill with the animatronics.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Should John be caught by any of the animatronics, they will either lift him up presumably by the neck before chomping on him (followed by a sickening crunch), or they will knock him over and stomp him, which itself is followed by a wet crunch.
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* AmbiguousEnding: If John makes it to the exit with the correct key card, we're treated to a growing flash of light from the police car...and then a fade to black. Aside from the knowledge that John escapes the station, we're given no explanation as to what happens to him or Scott afterwards. [[spoiler: The mobile version of the game subverts this by showing a cutscene of John getting into his car, only to be greeted by Scott sitting in the backseat who proceeds to throw a bag over John's head, presumably kidnapping him.]]
* AmbiguousGender: Before The Bear's partial removal from the game, the bear was possibly male due to being inspired by Freddy Fazbear. The game's Wiki now currently lists The Bear's genderis unknown, however due to originally being an Expy of Freddy Fazbear, it's implied they were initially male.
as unknown.
* BigBad: DJ Scottin the first game is this to John, whom he tries to kill with the animatronics.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Should John be caught by any of the animatronics, they will either lift him up presumably by the neck before chomping on him (followed by a sickening crunch), or they will knock him over and stomphim, him to death, which itself is followed by a wet crunch.
* AmbiguousGender: Before The Bear's partial removal from the game, the bear was possibly male due to being inspired by Freddy Fazbear. The game's Wiki now currently lists The Bear's gender
* BigBad: DJ Scott
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Should John be caught by any of the animatronics, they will either lift him up presumably by the neck before chomping on him (followed by a sickening crunch), or they will knock him over and stomp
* DeathOfAChild: Scott's child was also killed alongside his mother.
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** The Cat is based off of Old Candy from ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtCandys'', which itself is an official ''FNAF'' fan game.
** The Owl (specifically her behaviour) is based off SCP-174 from ''SCP Containment Breach''.
** The Bear was initially based off of Freddy Fazbear, but ended up being partially removed from the game to avoid legal issues.
* FeaturelessProtagonist: Downplayed with Scott--his picture is seen in the lobby, but his face is covered by a drawn-on Batman mask (possibly by Scott). However, the few visible features indicate him to be a middle-aged, Caucasian male.
* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: Unlike The Wolf and The Cat who actively roam the building and sprint when John is in their line of sight, The Owl teleports around the station, and she has to be in your line of sight to ''stop'' stalking you.
* MeaningfulName: Strangely enough, the antagonist's name, Scott DJ, is likely a reference to the FNAF universe's creator, Scott Cawthon.
* PoliceAreUseless: A tragic example. [[spoiler: When John was a young detective hired straight out of the academy, his first assignment was to investigate an armed break-in at Scott's house. Bishop, either due to his young age or his incompetence, was unable to prevent the gunman from killing Scott's wife and child, and likewise unable to keep the gunman from getting away.]] This sets him up as Scott's target years later.
* TheUnreveal: We're never told just who or ''what'' was moving around inside the wooden crate in the warehouse, though it's implied to be the Bear.
** The Owl (specifically her behaviour) is based off SCP-174 from ''SCP Containment Breach''.
** The Bear was initially based off of Freddy Fazbear, but ended up being partially removed from the game to avoid legal issues.
* FeaturelessProtagonist: Downplayed with Scott--his picture is seen in the lobby, but his face is covered by a drawn-on Batman mask (possibly by Scott). However, the few visible features indicate him to be a middle-aged, Caucasian male.
* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: Unlike The Wolf and The Cat who actively roam the building and sprint when John is in their line of sight, The Owl teleports around the station, and she has to be in your line of sight to ''stop'' stalking you.
* MeaningfulName: Strangely enough, the antagonist's name, Scott DJ, is likely a reference to the FNAF universe's creator, Scott Cawthon.
* PoliceAreUseless: A tragic example. [[spoiler: When John was a young detective hired straight out of the academy, his first assignment was to investigate an armed break-in at Scott's house. Bishop, either due to his young age or his incompetence, was unable to prevent the gunman from killing Scott's wife and child, and likewise unable to keep the gunman from getting away.]] This sets him up as Scott's target years later.
* TheUnreveal: We're never told just who or ''what'' was moving around inside the wooden crate in the warehouse, though it's implied to be the Bear.
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** The Cat Cat's appearance (right down to the missing eye) is based off of Old Candy from ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtCandys'', which itself is an official ''FNAF'' fan game.
** The Owl(specifically her behaviour) is based off SCP-174 from ''SCP Containment Breach''.
Breach'', as both have to be continuously stared at to keep them from attacking. She is also similar to Chica from FNAF, as they are both avians.
** The Bear was initially based off of Freddy Fazbear, but ended up being partially removed from the game to avoid legalissues.
issues.
* FeaturelessProtagonist:Downplayed Subverted with Scott--his Bishop--his picture is seen in the lobby, but his face is covered by a drawn-on Batman mask (possibly by Scott). However, the few visible features indicate him to be a middle-aged, Caucasian male.
* HappilyMarried: The notes reveal just how much Scott loved his wife Emma. It helped that she seemed to have shared all his hopes and dreams, particularly those involving the animatronics with the intention of creating a new form of childrens' entertainment. All of this is shattered when Emma is brutally murdered by a home intruder.
* InsaneTrollLogic: Scott wants revenge for the murders of his wife and child. Instead of going after the guy who actually killed them, he instead goes after the cop who failed to stop him.
* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: Unlike The Wolf and The Cat whoactively roam the building and sprint when John is in their line of sight, The Owl teleports around the station, and she has to be in your line of sight to ''stop'' stalking you.
* MeaningfulName:Strangely enough, the The antagonist's name, Scott DJ, DJ Scott, is likely a reference to the FNAF universe's creator, Scott Cawthon.
Cawthon, the creator of ''Five Nights at Freddy's''.
* NoodleIncident: A whole bunch of them. A news article states that many of the new walking animatronics have severely injured or killed other people, leading them to be banned in many cities. There is also mention of an incident at a leisure center where an animatronic killed the owner and injured the security guard, leading to all the animatronics at that location being confiscated by police. They are presumably the same animatronics that are now attacking you.
* NoPeripheralVision: Zigzagged. If you run long enough while an animatronic is running at you, it is possible for them to lose you and return to their normal walking pace. However, if you decide to hide in the closet or locker while an animatronic is following close behind, they won't be fooled.
* PoliceAreUseless: A tragic example. [[spoiler: When John was a young detective hired straight out of the academy, his first assignment was to investigate an armed break-in at Scott's house. Bishop, either due to his young age or his incompetence, was unable to prevent the gunman from killing Scott's wife and child, and likewise unable to keep the gunman from getting away.]] ]]
* ShoutOut: The notes drop quite of few of these for the ''Five Nights at Freddy's'' franchise, without explicitly mentioning them.
** Note 4 mentions the company mentions how their animatronics are connected to a police database in order to better protect the children under their care. Thissets him up as Scott's target years later.
is the backstory to the Toy Animatronics in ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys2''.
** Note 5 mentions an incident at "one of the largest pizzerias" where five children went missing. This is a reference to the Missing Children Incident that was first mentioned in [[VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys the first game]].
* TheUnreveal:We're We never told find out just who or ''what'' was moving around inside the wooden crate in the warehouse, though warehouse. However, it's implied to be the Bear.The Bear post-removal.
** The Owl
** The Bear was initially based off of Freddy Fazbear, but ended up being partially removed from the game to avoid legal
* FeaturelessProtagonist:
* HappilyMarried: The notes reveal just how much Scott loved his wife Emma. It helped that she seemed to have shared all his hopes and dreams, particularly those involving the animatronics with the intention of creating a new form of childrens' entertainment. All of this is shattered when Emma is brutally murdered by a home intruder.
* InsaneTrollLogic: Scott wants revenge for the murders of his wife and child. Instead of going after the guy who actually killed them, he instead goes after the cop who failed to stop him.
* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: Unlike The Wolf and The Cat who
* MeaningfulName:
* NoodleIncident: A whole bunch of them. A news article states that many of the new walking animatronics have severely injured or killed other people, leading them to be banned in many cities. There is also mention of an incident at a leisure center where an animatronic killed the owner and injured the security guard, leading to all the animatronics at that location being confiscated by police. They are presumably the same animatronics that are now attacking you.
* NoPeripheralVision: Zigzagged. If you run long enough while an animatronic is running at you, it is possible for them to lose you and return to their normal walking pace. However, if you decide to hide in the closet or locker while an animatronic is following close behind, they won't be fooled.
* PoliceAreUseless: A tragic example. [[spoiler: When John was a young detective hired straight out of the academy, his first assignment was to investigate an armed break-in at Scott's house. Bishop, either due to his young age or his incompetence, was unable to prevent the gunman from killing Scott's wife and child, and likewise unable to keep the gunman from getting away.
* ShoutOut: The notes drop quite of few of these for the ''Five Nights at Freddy's'' franchise, without explicitly mentioning them.
** Note 4 mentions the company mentions how their animatronics are connected to a police database in order to better protect the children under their care. This
** Note 5 mentions an incident at "one of the largest pizzerias" where five children went missing. This is a reference to the Missing Children Incident that was first mentioned in [[VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys the first game]].
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* [{{Expy}}: CrusadingWidower: Scott's wants to kill the man he believes to be responsible for the deaths of his wife and child.
* {{Expy}}: Despite originally starting out as FNAF fan game, the four animatronics are not exclusively based of said game.
* {{Expy}}: Despite originally starting out as FNAF fan game, the four animatronics are not exclusively based of said game.
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* PoliceAreUseless: A tragic example. [[spoiler: When John was a young detective hired straight out of the academy, his first assignment was to investigate an armed break-in at Scott's house. Bishop, either due to his young age or his incompetence, was unable to prevent the gunman from killing Scott's wife and child, and likewise unable to keep the gunman from getting away.]] This sets him up as Scott's target years later.
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** The Wolf is based off the Big Bad wolf from the Little Red Riding Hood.
** The Cat is based off of Old Candy from
** ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtCandys'', which itself is an official ''FNAF'' fan game.
** The Owl (specifically her behaviour) is based off SCP-174 from ''SCP Containment Breach''.
** The Bear was initially based off of Freddy Fazbear, but ended up being partially removed from the game to avoid legal issues.
** The Wolf is based off the Big Bad wolf from the Little Red Riding Hood.
** The Cat is based off of Old Candy from
** ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtCandys'', which itself is an official ''FNAF'' fan game.
** The Owl (specifically her behaviour) is based off SCP-174 from ''SCP Containment Breach''.
** The Bear was initially based off of Freddy Fazbear, but ended up being partially removed from the game to avoid legal issues.
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''Case: Animatronics'' is a free roaming horror game created by Aleson, Walnut LLC, Last Level, and Sometimes You, and was released on August 3rd, 2016. It is loosely inspired by the ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' franchise.
You play as John Bishop, an overworked police officer working for Aurora Police Department. Shortly after waking up from a horrific nightmare, he is contacted by Scott, a mysterious figure who was involved in one of John's past cases, who seeks revenge against John and has trapped him inside the building with his murderous animatronics. Now he must use only his flashlight, his tablet, and his wits to help him avoid getting eaten and survive until 3AM.
On August 3rd, 2018, Walnut LLC released ''CASE 2: Animatronics Survival'', which serves as a prequel to the first game, taking place two years before Scott's attack on the police department. The story involves Jack Bishop, John's brother from the first game, who attempts to locate his daughter Emily after she's been kidnapped by a mysterious entity simply called the UNKNOWN.
You can download [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/489360/CASE_Animatronics/ Case: Animatronics]] and its [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/722960/CASE_2_Animatronics_Survival/ sequel]] on Steam.
!! Both games provide examples of:
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[[folder: Tropes that apply to both games]]
* HellIsThatNoise:
** The animatronics ''screech'' in your face when they catch you.
** Since they are heavy, metal machines, they make loud, heavy footsteps, which frightens both the protagonists and the players.
* JumpScare: To be expected from a FNAF-inspired game.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: The animatronics all have glowing red eyes. Considering the protagonists are trapped in blacked out locations, sometimes this is all they can see.
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[[folder: ''Case: Animatronics'']]
* AmbiguousGender: The Bear's gender is unknown, however due to originally being an Expy of Freddy Fazbear, it's implied they were initially male.
* BigBad: DJ Scott in the first game is this to John, whom he tries to kill with the animatronics.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Should John be caught by any of the animatronics, they will either lift him up presumably by the neck before chomping on him (followed by a sickening crunch), or they will knock him over and stomp him, which itself is followed by a wet crunch.
* [[Expy]]: Despite originally starting out as FNAF fan game, the four animatronics
* FeaturelessProtagonist: Downplayed with Scott--his picture is seen in the lobby, but his face is covered by a drawn-on Batman mask (possibly by Scott). However, the few visible features indicate him to be a middle-aged, Caucasian male.
* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: Unlike The Wolf and The Cat who actively roam the building and sprint when John is in their line of sight, The Owl teleports around the station, and she has to be in your line of sight to ''stop'' stalking you.
* MeaningfulName: Strangely enough, the antagonist's name, Scott DJ, is likely a reference to the FNAF universe's creator, Scott Cawthon.
* TheUnreveal: We're never told just who or ''what'' was moving around inside the wooden crate in the warehouse, though it's implied to be the Bear.
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[[folder: ''CASE 2: Animatronics Survival'']]
* TheGhost: Both the UNKNOWN, Matthew, and Emily are never seen in-game.
* YouHaveFailedMe: [[spoiler: "The target has escaped, I warned you, but you did not listen. My people are dying and it's your fault. What a pity that your daughter has to pay for her father's mistakes. Goddbye, Jack."]]
* WouldHurtAChild: [[spoiler: The UNKNOWN kidnaps Emily Bishop and threatens to hurt her if Jack should fail in his tasks. When he does, the UNKNOWN sends him a box presumably containing one of Emily's body parts, implying he maimed her or killed her.]]
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''Case: Animatronics'' is a free roaming horror game created by Aleson, Walnut LLC, Last Level, and Sometimes You, and was released on August 3rd, 2016. It is loosely inspired by the ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' franchise.
You play as John Bishop, an overworked police officer working for Aurora Police Department. Shortly after waking up from a horrific nightmare, he is contacted by Scott, a mysterious figure who was involved in one of John's past cases, who seeks revenge against John and has trapped him inside the building with his murderous animatronics. Now he must use only his flashlight, his tablet, and his wits to help him avoid getting eaten and survive until 3AM.
On August 3rd, 2018, Walnut LLC released ''CASE 2: Animatronics Survival'', which serves as a prequel to the first game, taking place two years before Scott's attack on the police department. The story involves Jack Bishop, John's brother from the first game, who attempts to locate his daughter Emily after she's been kidnapped by a mysterious entity simply called the UNKNOWN.
You can download [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/489360/CASE_Animatronics/ Case: Animatronics]] and its [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/722960/CASE_2_Animatronics_Survival/ sequel]] on Steam.
!! Both games provide examples of:
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* HellIsThatNoise:
** The animatronics ''screech'' in your face when they catch you.
** Since they are heavy, metal machines, they make loud, heavy footsteps, which frightens both the protagonists and the players.
* JumpScare: To be expected from a FNAF-inspired game.
* RedEyesTakeWarning: The animatronics all have glowing red eyes. Considering the protagonists are trapped in blacked out locations, sometimes this is all they can see.
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* AmbiguousGender: The Bear's gender is unknown, however due to originally being an Expy of Freddy Fazbear, it's implied they were initially male.
* BigBad: DJ Scott in the first game is this to John, whom he tries to kill with the animatronics.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Should John be caught by any of the animatronics, they will either lift him up presumably by the neck before chomping on him (followed by a sickening crunch), or they will knock him over and stomp him, which itself is followed by a wet crunch.
* [[Expy]]: Despite originally starting out as FNAF fan game, the four animatronics
* FeaturelessProtagonist: Downplayed with Scott--his picture is seen in the lobby, but his face is covered by a drawn-on Batman mask (possibly by Scott). However, the few visible features indicate him to be a middle-aged, Caucasian male.
* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: Unlike The Wolf and The Cat who actively roam the building and sprint when John is in their line of sight, The Owl teleports around the station, and she has to be in your line of sight to ''stop'' stalking you.
* MeaningfulName: Strangely enough, the antagonist's name, Scott DJ, is likely a reference to the FNAF universe's creator, Scott Cawthon.
* TheUnreveal: We're never told just who or ''what'' was moving around inside the wooden crate in the warehouse, though it's implied to be the Bear.
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* TheGhost: Both the UNKNOWN, Matthew, and Emily are never seen in-game.
* YouHaveFailedMe: [[spoiler: "The target has escaped, I warned you, but you did not listen. My people are dying and it's your fault. What a pity that your daughter has to pay for her father's mistakes. Goddbye, Jack."]]
* WouldHurtAChild: [[spoiler: The UNKNOWN kidnaps Emily Bishop and threatens to hurt her if Jack should fail in his tasks. When he does, the UNKNOWN sends him a box presumably containing one of Emily's body parts, implying he maimed her or killed her.]]
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