History VideoGame / OneNightAtFlumptys

The first game was released on January 28th, 2015, and a second one, titled ''One Night at Flumpty's 2'' was released on April 11th, 2015. Both were removed for a while, but are now back as of February 8th, 2016. A third game, titled ''One Week At Flumpty's'', ''was'' under development, but was later cancelled... at least by the original creator. Some fans have taken it upon themselves to finish the game (see the [[Trivia/OneNightAtFlumptys trivia tab]] for more details).

One Night At Flumpty's is a ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' fangame series created by Creator/{{Jonochrome}}. A parody of the ''[=FNaF=]'' series, it follows the standard format. Only instead of a security guard, you're an unwilling participant (read: kidnapped) of Flumpty's "Hide and Seek Survival Game". The rules are simple: you monitor a surreal playhouse of Flumpty's and keep the others from reaching you until 6 AM. Your kidnapper, Flumpty, is an egg, and he can travel though time and space. He and his friends are all in on the game and if they manage to get to you, game over. So... y'know, the usual.

The first game was released in January 2015, and a second game was released in April 2015. Both were removed for a while, but are now back as of February 8th, 2016. A third game, titled "One Week At Flumpty's", ''was'' under development, but was later cancelled... at least by the original creator. Some fans have taken it upon themselves to finish the game (see the [[Trivia/OneNightAtFlumptys trivia tab]] for more details).

One Night at Flumpty's 3 was released on October 31st, 2021. A console port consisting of it and remasters of the previous two games, titled ''The Egg Collection'', was released alongside it.

** Flumpty, of course, is based on the titular Freddy Fazbear, but mechanically functions like Bonnie, able to randomly teleport from room to room, and coming in from the left door in the first game. Appearance-wise, he is obviously Humpty Dumpty. [[spoiler: In the third game however, he's more akin to [[VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys4 Nightmare Fredbear]], being the only character active on his own dedicated night, and serving as a more aggressive version of the usual cast.]]
** Birthday Boy Blam is a mixture of Balloon Boy and Chica: he somewhat resembles a small child with his initials spelling '''BBB''', and, according to Jono, he is obsessed with Pizza. In the first game, he comes in from the right door, much like Chica from the first game.
** The Beaver takes the role of Foxy, requiring you to check him every once in a while in order to tell when he's charging, and close the door in time.
** The Owl from the second game is a replacement for The Beaver, though with the extra conundrum of checking ''which'' vent he's coming through, since you can only close one.
** The Redman is similar to Bonnie, coming in from the left door, but he has a familiar pattern. However, the camera in the room he's in statics, making it difficult to tell what other character is with him. In the second game, Redman acts more like the Puppet, with his incoming showing up as a pop-up on your laptop which you can cancel to stop him. Like with the Puppet, this prevents the player from just camping with the lights off and the camera down.

* KillEmAll: [[spoiler: The entire cast aside from Flumpty is killed off by the latter during the third game.]]

''VideoGame/{{One Night at Flumpty's 3}}'' was released on October 31st, 2021. A console port consisting of it and remasters of the previous two games, titled ''The Egg Collection'', was released alongside it.

''VideoGame/One Night at Flumpty's 3'' was released on October 31st, 2021. A console port consisting of it and remasters of the previous two games, titled ''The Egg Collection'', was released alongside it.

''One Night at Flumpty's 3'' was released on October 31st, 2021. A console port consisting of it and remasters of the previous two games, titled ''The Egg Collection'', was released alongside it.

* BalefulPolymorph: The Beaver and Owl have been fused into the Beavowl in the third game.

* PlotImmunity: Flumpty outright states this to you in the first game. He's capable of traversing from room to room, regardless of whether you're looking at the monitors or not. [[spoiler:This gets cranked UpToEleven in the third game's second night, where he becomes a full-blown reality warper]].

* MultipleEndings: The third game has two endings. [[spoiler:The normal ending has Flumpty let the player go after reaching the end of the night... only to discover the world in ruins, possibly as a result of Flumpty [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext throwing a meteor that results in an apocalypse]], as stated by the newspaper in the second game. The Hard Boiled Mode ending has Flumpty release the player into the world without the apocalypse after they reach 6 AM proper. The last shot of that ending has him say "I'll miss you", and shows him flying off into the sky, hopefully meaning that he's done with playing sick games with the ONAF world's inhabitants.]]

** You don't really get anything for winning other than a role call of the characters.
** Beating "Hard Boiled Mode" does reveal a newspaper clipping, though it mostly contains nonsensical snippets.
** [[spoiler: Averted with the third game, which has both a false ending, and a proper good ending.]]

** Meanwhile, CAM 8B boasts bric-a-brac beginning with the letter B, which consists of the letter itself, a broom, a balloon, a basketball, a bowling ball, a bottle, bloodstains (although these are also present in CAM 8A), a bishop chess piece, three bananas and a bust of a bear. Its wallpaper is beetle-patterned, its floor is bone-patterned, and it has a blue color.

** In the second game, after [[VillainSong Flumpty's jingle that vaguely explains the goal of the game]], the soundtrack is peaceful and pleasant "classical-ish" music (as it's named on the soundtrack). At least until around the 3 AM mark, where the music fades away and you're left with silence and the occasional eerie ambient tone. For Hard-Boiled Mode, it plays the Toreador March instead.

!!''One Night at Flumpty's'' and it's sequels provide examples of:

!!''One Night at Flumpty's'' provides examples of:

* OneHitKill: The sequel provides you with a health bar, but the Owl, a.k.a. the Foxy equivalent, can still kill you if he gets inside the office.

* PlotImmunity: Flumpty outright states this to you in the first game. He's capable of traversing from room to room, regardless of whether you're looking at the monitors or not. [[spoiler:This gets cranked UpToEleven in the third game's second night, where he becomes a full-blown reality warper]].
* PunnyName: Eyesaur.

** The Redman in the first game. He is represented by the static of the cameras failing.
** Fail to block his pop-ups in the second game, and he'll crash your laptop. And [[JustForPun crash into]] the office shortly after.
** [[spoiler: This ability is given to Flumpty himself in the third game during the second night.]]

* WhamShot: Four of them in ''3''. [[spoiler: One: Flumpty turning back the clock to play another game. Two: He's killed every other antagonist and replaced them with incomplete clones of himself. Three: During the course of the second night, he adds ''two more rooms'' to the house, with two more clones. Four: He then adds two '''more rooms''' which allows him to directly kill your door power if you fail to stop him.]]

* DamnYouMuscleMemory: Veteran players of the first ''Five Nights at Freddy's'' would have developed a habit of rapidly flipping the monitor up and down in order to deter Foxy and/or Freddy without using too much power, due to the limited battery supply. This is a ''wrong'' thing to do in this series' first installment, which doesn't limit how many times or long you keep the camera up. One of the game's enemies, Grunkfuss the Clown, exploits this very habit, namely by taking a further step to kill you the more times you bring the camera down. Instead, from 4 AM onward, you have to strike a fine balance between keeping the camera up and watching the doors.

** Birthday Boy Blam is a mixture of Balloon Boy and Chica: he somewhat resembles a small child with his initials spelling '''BBB''', he comes in from the right door, and according to Jono, is obsessed with pizza.

*** His jumpscares in both games are modeled after Golden Freddy's, although the order is reversed: in the first game, he throws his head at you ([[VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys2 the second game]]'s Golden Freddy), while the second, he fills up the screen (the first game's Golden Freddy)

* InterfaceScrew: In the first game, much like the first ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' game, a room is constantly obscured by red static. Later in the night, the static seems to move to different rooms. [[spoiler:This is the Redman, an active enemy that will kill you if the static gets close to your room, and in the third game’s second night, the interface will spew random numbers and garbage starting at 4am]].

* PlayerNudge: Upon death in the third game, the typical "Game [[IncrediblyLamePun Over Easy]]" message will be accompanied by a message, giving hints on how to avoid getting jumpscared by the character who caused the death, with a bit of [[DeadpanSnarker snark.]]

* UnwinnableByDesign: Flumpty's game, InUniverse. [[spoiler:The player can never make it to 6 AM. Flumpty uses his powers to delete it, replacing it with HAM/SPAM/SALAMI, and the player needs to beat the third game's Hard Boiled mode before Flumpty finally lets 6 AM arrive.]]

One Night At Flumpty's is a ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' fangame created by Creator/{{Jonochrome}}.

A parody of the [=FNAF=] series, it follows the standard format. Only instead of a security guard, you're an unwilling participant (read: kidnapped) of Flumpty's "Hide and Seek Survival Game". The rules are simple: you monitor a surreal playhouse of Flumpty's and keep the others from reaching you until 6 AM. Your kidnapper, Flumpty, is an egg, and he can travel though time and space. He and his friends are all in on the game and if they manage to get to you, game over. So... y'know, the usual.

What sets it apart from the rest of the fangames, however, is that the game is entirely done in flash animation, and doesn't take itself seriously while still staying true to its inspiration, playing akin to a ''very'' {{mind screw}}y horror comedy with tons of EasterEggs thrown in. Also, since it's only set around one night, it plays much faster as well, leaving you more likely to be caught off guard.

** Despite the grotesque background within the first game, Flumpty politely introduces himself to you as an EldritchAbomination with PlotImmunity that came from AnotherDimension, and tells you that he's coming after you. [[OhCrap Joy?]] Also, in the second game, Flumpty is the only enemy who gives you a chance to turn the light off rather than having to anticipate him, though this is due to his completely random nature of wandering to your office. [[spoiler:This is double subverted in the third game, where he drops all niceties and starts getting serious in the second night, but he does make good on his promise to let you go, should you make it to 6 AM.]]

* {{Jumpscare}}: It's a ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' fan game, what did you expect? Though it's kind of played for laughs in the first game, considering just how silly the jumpscare noise and some of the characters' faces iare.

* {{Jumpscare}}: It's a ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' fan game, what did you expect? Though it's kind of played for laughs in the first game, considering just how silly the jumpscare noise is.

** In the second game, as the quote above showcases.