Welcome to Circus Baby's Pizza World, where family fun and interactivity go beyond anything you've seen at those other pizza places! With cutting-edge animatronic entertainers that will knock your kids' socks off, as well as customized pizza catering, no party is complete without Circus Baby and the gang! Now hiring: Late night technician. Must enjoy cramped spaces and be comfortable around active machinery. Not responsible for death or dismemberment.
About the story
Mike is hired by Circus Baby's Entertainment and Rental, an underground facility storing animatronics from the closed Circus Baby's Pizza World. The facility's AI, HandUnit, greets Mike each night and assigns him maintenance tasks. On the first night, everything runs smoothly: using elevated control pads, Mike checks on and, if necessary, administers electric shocks to the three animatronics—Ballora, Funtime Foxy, and Circus Baby—to ensure they remain active, before leaving. On the second night, the power goes out, the animatronics come to life, and Circus Baby warns Mike of the danger posed by the other animatronics. She instructs him across Ballora Gallery and assists him in resetting the circuit breakers. On the third night, after performing maintenance work on Funtime Freddy, Mike is attacked by Funtime Foxy and is placed in a springlock suit by Circus Baby for his protection, from which he must escape while repelling Minireenas on the fourth night. On the fifth night, Mike discovers two hanged technicians in the location where the animatronics should be, preventing HandUnit from detecting their absence. Circus Baby directs Mike to dismantle her empty shell in the Scooping Room, where the animatronics' endoskeletons are extracted, explaining that this is necessary to "save what is good so the rest can be destroyed." However, she warns him that he is being pursued by the animatronic Ballora, who intends to kill him. Between nights, Mike watches an animated sitcom at home. Elizabeth, William Afton's daughter begging him to play with Circus Baby, despite her father's insistence that she must stay away.
Platforms
PCGenres
Adventure Indie Point-and-click Simulator StrategyThemes
Action Horror Survival
Languages: English
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Critic Reviews
CGMagazine
By Helena ShlapakIf Cawthon does make a sequel game, I’ll still play it but he really needs to do an overhaul on his franchise.
Sirus Gaming
By James GoppertonFive Nights at Freddy’s: Sister Location is perfect for the people who just can’t get enough of that juicy lore. For such a short game, it is packed with secrets and a great investment for the diehard FNAF fan at a list price of $7.99 USD at the time of this review on Steam. Not sure what Five Night’s at Freddy’s is? Don’t buy this game. Horror fan looking for something to rock your world this Halloween? Don’t buy this game. While this is far from the worst game I’ve ever played, I have also completed visual novels that had more gameplay. This game is for a specific person, and that person already know they want this game anyway. For you? I can’t recommend it.
GameCrate
By Angelo M. D'ArgenioSister Location is a fantastic horror game, even if it doesn’t particularly feel like the rest of the FNAF series.
Destructoid
By Nic RowenThe Five Nights series either needs to start answering some of the questions its set up, or at least find some more interesting ones to ask.
TechRaptor
By Kindra PringGenuinely terrifying, great storytelling, creepy designs - if it could find the right balance between varying mechanics, then it would have it all.
