Fright Animatronics — is a first-person psychological horror game about the night shift at a pizzeria, where a security guard doubles as a technician and must monitor the animatronics after closing. Security cameras, repairs, nighttime tasks, and empty dining rooms quickly devolve into a nerve-wracking routine. The robots remain on, don't move as they should, and any malfunction can result in a manhunt throughout the building. Night shift with no room for error The job only seems simple at first: check the cameras, complete tasks, fix the right animatronic, and don't stray too far without a reason. But as soon as one robot disappears from view, the calm check turns into panic. You need to quickly figure out where it is, hide in time, and not give yourself away with any unnecessary movements. It's not the darkness that's scary here, but the moment the camera pans to an empty space. Every night brings new challenges and puts even more strain on your nerves. The animatronics react to your actions, alter their behavior, and force you to constantly deviate from your usual route. The building is full of hiding places, but that doesn't make you safe. You're neither a hunter nor a hero — just a man on the night shift, trying to survive until morning among machines that have long ceased to be mere decorations. Features of the game First-person psychological horror. Surveillance cameras and control of the pizzeria. Animatronics with dynamic behavior. Night missions, repairs and hide and seek.