#Case animatronics review free#

Insane Troll Logic: Scott wants revenge for the murders of his wife and child.All of this is shattered when Emma is brutally murdered by a home intruder. 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. Happily Married: The notes reveal just how much Scott loved his wife Emma.However, the few visible features indicate him to be a middle-aged, Caucasian male. Featureless Protagonist: Subverted with Bishop-his picture is seen in the lobby, but his face is covered by a drawn-on Batman mask (possibly by Scott).The Bear was initially based off of Freddy Fazbear, but ended up being partially removed from the game to avoid legal issues.She is also similar to Chica from FNAF, as they are both avians. The Owl is based off SCP-174 from SCP Containment Breach, as both have to be continuously stared at to keep them from attacking.The Cat's appearance (right down to the missing eye) is based off of Old Candy from Five Nights at Candy's, which itself is an official FNAF fan game.The Wolf is based off the Big Bad wolf from the Little Red Riding Hood.Expy: Despite originally starting out as FNAF fan game, the four animatronics are not exclusively based of said game.Death of a Child: Scott's child was also killed alongside his mother.

Crusading Widower: Scott's wants to kill the man he believes to be responsible for the deaths of his wife and child.

Either way, both end with a sickening wet crunch.

Cruel and Unusual Death: If the animatronics catch you, they will grab you by the neck and will either bite you or stomp you to death.

Big Bad: DJ Scott is this to John, whom he tries to kill with the animatronics.

The game's Wiki now currently lists The Bear's gender as unknown.

Ambiguous Gender: Before The Bear's partial removal from the game, the bear was possibly male due to being inspired by Freddy Fazbear.

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. Aside from the knowledge that John escapes the station, we're given no explanation as to what happens to him or Scott afterwards.

Ambiguous Ending: 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.

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. 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. Now he must use only his flashlight, his tablet, and his wits to help him avoid getting eaten and survive until 3AM. 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. You play as John Bishop, an overworked police officer working for Aurora Police Department. It is loosely inspired by the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise.

#Case animatronics review free#

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.