Micavelion
October, 1987. Freddy Fazbear's Pizza has reopened with a gleaming new face, state-of-the-art technology, and a mountain of corporate debt to bury its grim past. To the bustling crowds, it is a palace of neon lights, synthetic butter, and smiling plastic mascots.
To seventeen-year-old Leo, it is just a warm place to hide from the freezing rain.
An orphan with nowhere to go and nothing left to lose, Leo slips through an unlatched side door into the labyrinth of service corridors. But the restaurant is not empty after hours. Deep within the shadows, the advanced new animatronics. Sleek, fast, and engineered with advanced facial recognition are waking up. And they are not programmed to welcome trespassers.
Hunted through the dark by things that mimic humanity with terrifying precision, Leo discovers that Fazbear Entertainment's shiny new exterior cannot hide what is rotting beneath the floorboards. Trapped inside a brightly colored nightmare where every corner smells of bleach, copper, and old decay, survival means facing the grotesque reality of what happens when the curtains close and the machines are left to feed