| Rating: | 3.7 (23 votes) |
| Played: | 5582 times |
Jolly puts you in the role of a new night security guard at Jolly Fantasy World – a place that used to be bustling with children’s laughter but now has only the lifeless mascots of the JL corporation standing silently in the darkness. No one knows what happened, and you are the next to step into that mystery… as long as you survive until 6:00 AM.
You have 250% battery, but every action like turning on the lights, closing the door or using the camera consumes it extremely quickly. When it runs out, you have to press the button to recharge.
Two light switches help you check the hallway and detect animatronics approaching. If you see them, you must immediately close the door. When they leave, you will hear three knocks on the door to signal safety.
Camera 11 is the most important area, containing four electrical wires. They will gradually fail over time and you will be forced to repair them manually. If all four wires fail at the same time, an entity called Antonet will appear and take you down instantly—there’s no way to avoid it.
The animatronics you’ll face are Mitty, Geor, Treity, and Jolly. All are detectable by light, but Jolly is the fastest and can even block doors if you’re slow to react.
A gentle pace, mostly to get you used to the mechanics. The animatronics only start moving towards the end of the night.
Treity starts to become more active, and Jolly moves between floors. The wiring is still manageable.
Just focus on Camera 11 and the hallways. There’s a lot of excess power, and animatronics appear less frequently.
Mitty and Treity work together, and Jolly appears more frequently. Wires fail quickly, forcing you to repair them constantly to avoid Antonet.
Jolly becomes extremely fast. You have to change your tactics: don't try to fix all four wires, just keep 1-2 active, and always close the door before fixing to avoid being attacked by surprise. Controlling the power and the door closing rhythm is vital.
Power drops rapidly; animatronics attack in droves. You have to constantly switch between keeping a live wire, checking the lights, opening and closing doors according to footsteps and turning on the camera at the right time. Even the slightest mistake will result in an instant defeat.
The maximum challenge mode is where you test your power management skills and reflexes. A common tactic is to maintain a single power wire and combine constant light checks and controlled door closing.
Jolly brings an FNAF-esque survival experience: manage the power, watch the camera, listen to sounds and react to the door 's increasing pressure each night. In an amusement park full of laughter, you are now left with only the sound of machines, metal and lifeless footsteps getting closer and closer. Another version of FNAF, titled The Return to Freddy's 3, is also new and interesting; come and try it.
survival horrorhorrorcreepydarkPoint & ClickSingleplayerFirst-Person
