CASE 2: Animatronics Survival follows the story of Jack Bishop two years before the events of the first game. Jack's daughter, Emily Bishop, has been kidnapped by UNKNOWN, a mysterious figure that communicates through phones and the creator of the animatronics. Jack was involved in an undisclosed incident that UNKNOWN is looking to punish him for, and has unleashed his animatronics to hunt Jack down.
It is revealed that at some point Jack was manipulated by UNKNOWN to complete a task of some persuasion. The contents of this mission have not been revealed, however Jack failed at this which resulted in Emily's presumed death. Jack attempts to escape the Police Station that he wakes in, only to fall into The Bunker in which he discovers an abandoned laboratory that was conducting experiments either on or with the animatronics, and who were manufacturing a compound known as Epicurean Chloride that causes hallucinations when inhaled and leaves the victim highly vulnerable to suggestion.
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CASE Animatronics follows the story of John Bishop, an overworked police officer working for Aurora Police Department. He is contacted by Scott, a mysterious figure who was involved in on of John's past cases, who seeks revenge against John and has trapped him inside the building with his murderous animatronics. John must use his flashlight, his witts, and his Tablet to avoid being eaten by the rampaging machines and find a way to escape the building.
CASE 2: Animatronics Survival is a violent horror survival game where players have to do their best to survive the onslaught from the animatronics. This sequel introduces a new Online mode that gives control of the animatronics to one player while three others do their best to survive the madness. A GeForce GTX 470 or Radeon HD 6870 is required to pass the minimum GPU requirements.
Escaping from the fearsome animatronics will be no easy task. By downloading the APK of this game, you will have to subtly explore every corner of the settings to get out of each room while detecting valuable objects and progressing in this sequel as dark as the first installment.
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.
Tropes that apply to both gamesĀ Hell Is That Noise: The animatronics screech in your face when they catch you. Since they are heavy, metal machines, they make loud, clanking footsteps. Jump Scare: To be expected from a FNAF-inspired game. Red Eyes, Take Warning: The animatronics all have glowing red eyes. Considering the protagonists spend most of their time in dark rooms, sometimes this is all they can see.
CASE 2: Animatronics SurvivalĀ Big Bad: The UNKNOWN. Big "NO!": Jack, when he opens a package with contents implying that the UNKNOWN killed his daughter. The Ghost: Both the UNKNOWN, Matthew, and Emily are never seen in-game. Too Dumb to Live: In the first episode, you're given the options to have Jack jump into a Bottomless Pit and try and remove a fuse from an active generator. The outcomes of both cases are predictable. Would Hurt a Child: 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. You Have Failed Me: "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. Goodbye, Jack."
Five Nights at Freddy's is everyone's favorite YouTube baiting murder simulator starring animatronics and a desk fan. As such, it has spawned many imitators, The majority of which (including titles like Five Nights at Candy's or One Night at Flumpty's) are free and made by loyal fans as tributes to the original. CASE: Animatronics, on the other hand, is a complete game for purchase on Steam. Fortunately, it is not an exact clone like the others. You aren't stuck in a single room only capable of closing doors and looking at cameras but are instead required to maneuver a law enforcement office for reasons which are never made entirely clear. You are not a humble security guard but a hardened and experienced detective, who for some reason lacks any weapon or the ability to walk out the front door. If you thought the storyline of Five Nights at Freddy's was confusing and convoluted, you're right, and CASE: Animatronics really wanted to emulate that. The developers also emulated everything else about Five Nights at Freddy's as well, while still trying to produce an original creation. Unfortunately, any attempts at originality inevitably fail, and even the parts the game copied don't come out great.
CASE: Animatronics is the story of a detective who awakens at the office to find a crazed man he once failed to help is seeking revenge in the most convoluted way - by locking him in a building with animatronics he has gifted with confusing artificial intelligence. The detective then takes the most logical route and almost cheerfully goes along with the mad man's plan, instead of calling in backup or even just walking out the front door. This is not just a silly suggestion by the way. In Five Nights at Freddy's, people commonly joke that a normal person wouldn't go back to work or would even leave on the spot in those conditions, but at least there you are trapped in a room. In CASE: Animatronics, you can actually walk to the glass front door which may be locked, but you could clearly easily break through. If you are trapped in a building with murderous robots and have video evidence, that is probably a good reason to just break the door down. This may seem a minor thing to harp on, but most horror games will at least board up your escapes and actually ensure that you feel trapped.
The gameplay in CASE: Animatronics is your basic horror stealth survival experience. You hide from the things that want you dead while tracking down objectives. Like Five Nights at Freddy's, you get a handy tablet to view the security cameras and see where things are hiding. In this case, there is the Wolf, which admittedly has a neat design, a Cat with a 3D model that looks suspicious like Cindy from Five Nights at Candy's 2, and the Owl, which isn't scary. Each robot has their own mechanics - the Wolf just wanders around normally, the Cat climbs through the vents and pops out of the ceiling, and the Owl is old fashioned "just keep looking at it" cliche that horror games love so much. You simply must avoid them and scour your office for clues, keys, and notes to tell you the somehow both familiar and yet confusing story of what's going on. All while completing occasional uninspired minigames and listening to the two characters' terrible voice acting.
There isn't a lot to comment on gameplay-wise. It is really that basic - you hide in lockers or under desks from the animatronics who either will not see you unless you are right in front of them or will somehow see you through walls. The cameras are marginally useful but the animatronics all have audial clues too and after a while, it's easier to run around and never really run into them. The best part of the stealth is there seems to be a mechanic where if you hide in the same place too long or too many times, the animatronics will figure out you're there. The first time they find you, it is admittedly terrifying. It does get old after a while. There are minigames to mix things up, but they're noticeably trite. The lock picking one, in particular, is an unabashed rip-off of Fallout 3 that works just as you'd expect.
There are a handful of occasionally hilarious but mostly annoying bugs that sometimes get in the way. For instance, you have the classic case of characters getting stuck on desks and other objects, but occasionally they will somehow see you through walls and come chasing you down. You apparently can't run from them, so you may as well give up when this happens. Nothing is too game breaking though (I will point out, however, that the Sound options are completely broken - you can't change the in-game sound at all). There is also a problem with the notes where if you die and start over from a new checkpoint, any notes you found won't save even though technically, you've still found them (based on the fact that you can't find them again). Bugs like this help make the game feel more unfinished, but the story is what makes the game feel really unfinished.
Now, it's hard to criticize the story too much because it's barely there at all, but let's pick at it. The characters are unbelievably annoying and what's worse, they make no sense half the time. Particularly, the villain swaps liberally between a calculating mastermind bent on revenge and a gleeful psychopath with a fetish for animatronics. The two aren't necessarily mutually exclusive but it doesn't feel natural in-game. The dialogue reminded me of Stasis, as it was boring and way too expositional at every step. The protagonist even feels the need to narrate half his movements fo no real reason. That said, I did love the villain's voice acting. Not because he was frightening, intimidating, or even made me uncomfortable - he was just so cheesy that it was amusing. Clearly, the guy enjoyed doing that voice work, and it was at least entertaining. Same goes for the main voice actor as far as that goes - neither are what you would call objectively good but they clearly had a good time doing it and to be honest it was more entertaining than the game itself, even if it was all in the wrong way. It makes you think the story was supposed to be C-list storytelling, a throwback to the old fashioned bad horror tropes, but at other times it seems to take itself a little too seriously. be457b7860
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