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The final entry in my YouTube series of recreating the original games in the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise is FNAF 6.
With about 18,500 total command blocks that make up the build, this recreation features an entire week of gameplay, along side all of the seven obtainable endings. No mods, resource packs, or other 3rd party resources were used to make this map.
Disclaimer: There is no current download for this world, however it may be made available in the future!
The Tycoon
The game starts by playing a cutscene, introducing the player to all of the gameplay mechanics that they'll be experiencing throughout the week. Once the cutscene has ended, the player is given $100 to start the week with. Cash can be used to buy attractions and animatronics from the shopping menu, or to upgrade the floorplan to give the player more space to customize their pizzeria with. Each item is sorted into four catalogues, which unlock after spending a certain amount of cash. Viewing items in the shop also shows the statistics of each one, which affects the environment of the pizzeria itself. Products with higher Atmosphere and Entertainment values will bring more customers into the pizzeria, while items with a high RISK score will increase liability, and potentially lead to a lawsuit.
After the player has finished viewing the shop, they can then go to their pizzeria and place the attractions and animatronics by using the outlines around the building. Bigger floorplans contain more outlines, with the first location having four outlines, the second having six, and the final location having a maximum of eight outlines. Attractions can be placed in any outline, providing endless customization opportunities. Animatronics are also able to be set in any stage position, however heavier animatronics require bigger stages to be set on.
In addition to the revenue earned after every day, sponsorship offers are available to grant the player an additional sum of cash. If accepted, decorated banners will appear around the pizzeria, showing off the advertisements. However, these sponsors come with a twist, that may lead to unexpected consequences later on.
The Office
After completing the pizzeria set up for the day, the player then moves on to the second gameplay sequence where they must order supplies from a computer terminal in a separate room from the main building. To the left and right of the player are two vent entrances that provide cooling to the office, and the entire pizzeria that it surrounds. These vents are not all as they seem however, as hostile animatronics roam around the complex and make their way towards the player. As the player is completing their tasks on the computer, these animatronics will become more aggressive, as they will be attracted to the loud sounds that are coming from the office. In addition to this, if the player is unfortunate enough to look at the monitor for too long, a sponsored advertisement will play, taking control away from the player, preventing them from defending themselves.
During each office shift, a total of four animatronics can appear: Molten Freddy, Scraptrap, Scrap Baby, and Lefty. These animatronics will randomly move around the vent system, but will become more aggressive if the player is making a lot of noise. To defend themselves, the player is given multiple resources that can prevent the animatronics from jumpscaring the them, and restarting the shift. The main defense is a flashlight, which prevents the animatronics from entering the office if the player is looking at the appropriate vent. If banging is heard at either side, the player must look at the correct vent entrance for a certain amount of time for the threat to leave. As mentioned, the animatronics are attracted to sound, so the player is able to turn off the vent fan to drastically decrease the amount of noise being made. This comes with a cost however, as when the fan is turned off, the room temperature will start to rise. Once a certain limit is reached, the player will pass out due to the heat, causing the player to restart.
Also available to the player is a motion detector, an audio decoy, and a secondary ventilation system. The motion detector is self explanatory, as it locates the area of any movement in the vent system. Next is the audio decoy, which allows the player to set a lure down to distract the animatronics with, and move them away from the office. Lastly is the second vent fan, and while it isn't strong enough to cool the room if the main fan is turned off, it can still lower the speed of the rising temperature at a quieter rate. Only one of the three resources can be used at a time. Additional tools are also given to the player in the form of equipment upgrades. If the player has cash left over from the tycoon shift, upgrades can be bought to decrease the amount of noise the terminal makes, while also lowering the amount of time it takes to order supplies. All tasks must be completed in order for the player to log off and move on to the next day.
The Salvages
After completing the office shift, the player enters a dark room where an animatronic sits behind a desk. A choice is then given to either salvage the animatronic, or to throw it away. Choosing the salvage option starts the next gameplay section, where a maintenance checklist must be completed in order to claim extra revenue. The checklist is split into 5 testing phases, where an audio prompt plays before the player has to note any movement made by the animatronic. When marking the checklist, the animatronic has a chance to become more aggressive, and start to lean towards the player. If it gets too close, it will attack the player, causing them to lose the salvage. This will also cause the animatronic to break loose into the vent system during the remaining office sections.
To prevent this from happening, a taser is provided to return the animatronic to it's neutral state. This taser can only be used three times before it begins to damage the animatronic, and reduce its value. If all five testing phases are passed, the section is completed, and the player returns to the shopping menu to start their next day. With the animatronic salvaged however, it is now free to roam the vent system, and attack the player during their office shifts. The only way around this is to throw away the salvage, at the cost of losing the salvage revenue.
A new salvage is available for the first four days of the week. After that, the player is taken directly to the Tycoon again after every office shift.
Endings
Throughout the week, the player's actions determine which ending they will get at the end of the week, with the main one being the Completion Ending. This ending is achieved by salvaging all four animatronics and completing the Saturday shift. Once beaten, a final cutscene plays, which shows a block built recreation of Henry's speech as the pizzeria burns down.
The next ending is the Insanity Ending, which the player gets if they place the Egg Baby Data archive in their pizzeria, then turn the monitor in the office off for a few seconds, before turning it back on. This will trigger another speech from Henry, before playing the final ending cutscene.
If the player manages to play through the whole week without purchasing a single item or salvaging an animatronic, they will achieve the Mediocrity Ending, in which the player is made fun of for their lackluster performance.
Similarly, if the player fails to salvage all four animatronics but still purchases attractions, an unnamed bad ending will play, before ending the game.
The Black Listed ending is achieved if the player completes the week, but with a pizzeria RISK score of 50 or higher. This requires the player to purchase as many liability hazards as possible, while keeping the safety of the pizzeria as low as possible.
Finally is the Bankruptcy Ending. This ending is unique from the others, as it has it's own minigame that leads to it. If the player's pizzeria has a RISK score of 3 or higher, lawsuits will be filed, and the player must deal with them before continuing to their next shift. Settling the case makes sure that the lawsuit is dealt with instantly, but this option is more expensive than the cheaper alternative: fighting the lawsuit. This option give the player a 50/50 chance to win the case, or have it still on going after the next shift. If the player can not afford either option however, the player's cash amount goes below zero, causing them to file for Bankruptcy and end the game.
This project was made over the span of five months, where every new gameplay section taught me new ways to use command blocks and other vanilla Minecraft features to recreate FNAF 6's gameplay. Building each FNAF game has been a massive learning experience, and I can't wait to see what I'll make next!
If you're interested in more details and want to see how this build works, the full video can be found on my YouTube channel.
Thank you so much, and I hope you enjoyed!
With about 18,500 total command blocks that make up the build, this recreation features an entire week of gameplay, along side all of the seven obtainable endings. No mods, resource packs, or other 3rd party resources were used to make this map.
Disclaimer: There is no current download for this world, however it may be made available in the future!
The Tycoon
The game starts by playing a cutscene, introducing the player to all of the gameplay mechanics that they'll be experiencing throughout the week. Once the cutscene has ended, the player is given $100 to start the week with. Cash can be used to buy attractions and animatronics from the shopping menu, or to upgrade the floorplan to give the player more space to customize their pizzeria with. Each item is sorted into four catalogues, which unlock after spending a certain amount of cash. Viewing items in the shop also shows the statistics of each one, which affects the environment of the pizzeria itself. Products with higher Atmosphere and Entertainment values will bring more customers into the pizzeria, while items with a high RISK score will increase liability, and potentially lead to a lawsuit.
After the player has finished viewing the shop, they can then go to their pizzeria and place the attractions and animatronics by using the outlines around the building. Bigger floorplans contain more outlines, with the first location having four outlines, the second having six, and the final location having a maximum of eight outlines. Attractions can be placed in any outline, providing endless customization opportunities. Animatronics are also able to be set in any stage position, however heavier animatronics require bigger stages to be set on.
In addition to the revenue earned after every day, sponsorship offers are available to grant the player an additional sum of cash. If accepted, decorated banners will appear around the pizzeria, showing off the advertisements. However, these sponsors come with a twist, that may lead to unexpected consequences later on.
The Office
After completing the pizzeria set up for the day, the player then moves on to the second gameplay sequence where they must order supplies from a computer terminal in a separate room from the main building. To the left and right of the player are two vent entrances that provide cooling to the office, and the entire pizzeria that it surrounds. These vents are not all as they seem however, as hostile animatronics roam around the complex and make their way towards the player. As the player is completing their tasks on the computer, these animatronics will become more aggressive, as they will be attracted to the loud sounds that are coming from the office. In addition to this, if the player is unfortunate enough to look at the monitor for too long, a sponsored advertisement will play, taking control away from the player, preventing them from defending themselves.
During each office shift, a total of four animatronics can appear: Molten Freddy, Scraptrap, Scrap Baby, and Lefty. These animatronics will randomly move around the vent system, but will become more aggressive if the player is making a lot of noise. To defend themselves, the player is given multiple resources that can prevent the animatronics from jumpscaring the them, and restarting the shift. The main defense is a flashlight, which prevents the animatronics from entering the office if the player is looking at the appropriate vent. If banging is heard at either side, the player must look at the correct vent entrance for a certain amount of time for the threat to leave. As mentioned, the animatronics are attracted to sound, so the player is able to turn off the vent fan to drastically decrease the amount of noise being made. This comes with a cost however, as when the fan is turned off, the room temperature will start to rise. Once a certain limit is reached, the player will pass out due to the heat, causing the player to restart.
Also available to the player is a motion detector, an audio decoy, and a secondary ventilation system. The motion detector is self explanatory, as it locates the area of any movement in the vent system. Next is the audio decoy, which allows the player to set a lure down to distract the animatronics with, and move them away from the office. Lastly is the second vent fan, and while it isn't strong enough to cool the room if the main fan is turned off, it can still lower the speed of the rising temperature at a quieter rate. Only one of the three resources can be used at a time. Additional tools are also given to the player in the form of equipment upgrades. If the player has cash left over from the tycoon shift, upgrades can be bought to decrease the amount of noise the terminal makes, while also lowering the amount of time it takes to order supplies. All tasks must be completed in order for the player to log off and move on to the next day.
The Salvages
After completing the office shift, the player enters a dark room where an animatronic sits behind a desk. A choice is then given to either salvage the animatronic, or to throw it away. Choosing the salvage option starts the next gameplay section, where a maintenance checklist must be completed in order to claim extra revenue. The checklist is split into 5 testing phases, where an audio prompt plays before the player has to note any movement made by the animatronic. When marking the checklist, the animatronic has a chance to become more aggressive, and start to lean towards the player. If it gets too close, it will attack the player, causing them to lose the salvage. This will also cause the animatronic to break loose into the vent system during the remaining office sections.
To prevent this from happening, a taser is provided to return the animatronic to it's neutral state. This taser can only be used three times before it begins to damage the animatronic, and reduce its value. If all five testing phases are passed, the section is completed, and the player returns to the shopping menu to start their next day. With the animatronic salvaged however, it is now free to roam the vent system, and attack the player during their office shifts. The only way around this is to throw away the salvage, at the cost of losing the salvage revenue.
A new salvage is available for the first four days of the week. After that, the player is taken directly to the Tycoon again after every office shift.
Endings
Throughout the week, the player's actions determine which ending they will get at the end of the week, with the main one being the Completion Ending. This ending is achieved by salvaging all four animatronics and completing the Saturday shift. Once beaten, a final cutscene plays, which shows a block built recreation of Henry's speech as the pizzeria burns down.
The next ending is the Insanity Ending, which the player gets if they place the Egg Baby Data archive in their pizzeria, then turn the monitor in the office off for a few seconds, before turning it back on. This will trigger another speech from Henry, before playing the final ending cutscene.
If the player manages to play through the whole week without purchasing a single item or salvaging an animatronic, they will achieve the Mediocrity Ending, in which the player is made fun of for their lackluster performance.
Similarly, if the player fails to salvage all four animatronics but still purchases attractions, an unnamed bad ending will play, before ending the game.
The Black Listed ending is achieved if the player completes the week, but with a pizzeria RISK score of 50 or higher. This requires the player to purchase as many liability hazards as possible, while keeping the safety of the pizzeria as low as possible.
Finally is the Bankruptcy Ending. This ending is unique from the others, as it has it's own minigame that leads to it. If the player's pizzeria has a RISK score of 3 or higher, lawsuits will be filed, and the player must deal with them before continuing to their next shift. Settling the case makes sure that the lawsuit is dealt with instantly, but this option is more expensive than the cheaper alternative: fighting the lawsuit. This option give the player a 50/50 chance to win the case, or have it still on going after the next shift. If the player can not afford either option however, the player's cash amount goes below zero, causing them to file for Bankruptcy and end the game.
This project was made over the span of five months, where every new gameplay section taught me new ways to use command blocks and other vanilla Minecraft features to recreate FNAF 6's gameplay. Building each FNAF game has been a massive learning experience, and I can't wait to see what I'll make next!
If you're interested in more details and want to see how this build works, the full video can be found on my YouTube channel.
Thank you so much, and I hope you enjoyed!
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