Case: Animatronics (2016)
Aleson, EastAsiaSoft, HypeTrain Digital, Last Level, Walnut Games
Control of the police department is in the hands of anonymous hacker. All exits are locked. Electricity is off. Metallic thumps are getting closer. Will you survive, Detective Bishop?
About the story
You're a detective - John Bishop who carries out his investigation till the late night. After a strange dream and a mysterious call from an old “friend” Bishop starts to notice that something is wrong. The police department remains without electricity and is plunged into total darkness, a system has been hacked and all exits are locked. But that is not the real problem. Someone is following you, someone red-eyed and metal. You know them better as animatronics.
Platforms
Android iOS Mac Switch PC PS4 XONEGenres
Adventure Indie Puzzle SimulatorThemes
Action Horror Stealth
Languages: English and 12 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
TechRaptor
By Kindra PringCASE: Animatronics has decent atmosphere and unintentionally hilarious voice acting, but nothing really stands out, and most of the game is filled with boring and familiar horror cliches.
Destructoid
By Nic RowenDepending on your luck with the randomly placed key-cards and robot AI (whether you get the T-800 chasing after you or the Furby with one droopy eyelid that doesn't blink anymore) it will take somewhere in the neighborhood of an hour or two. And when it ends, it ends. As soon as you escape the police station it goes straight into a white dissolve and a logo splash screen. No epilogue, no wrap up, not even a voice over.
