The FNAF Fan Game Where YOU Are The Animatronic...
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- Опубліковано 12 гру 2022
- The FNAF Fan Game Where YOU Are The Animatronic...
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Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio - Arcadia
Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio - End Credits
Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio - Black Rainbows
Bondee's Barnyard: Safety Violation: gamejolt.com/games/BondeesBar...
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#fnaf #fangame #fivenightsatfreddys - Ігри
Its sad to realize there's no good ending for the child hiding inside of the animatronic, if you move and the guard finds you, you get shocked and so the kid. If you remain through the nights, the kid suffocates.
So you die either way? Huh, ain't that fun
so its a lose-lose type of situation.
Yup, what I’m confused about is why didn’t the animatronic give the child to the night guard? I’m sure they would’ve called the authorities so they can get the kid home safely.
@@soontobechannel743 Maybe the animatronic doesn't realize the night guard is there to help, if their only interaction is getting shocked by the night guard whenever they move.
I think the creator intended to institute a sense of realism in that part.
Honestly, the idea of an animatronics purpose being to keep a kid safe in the event of separation from their parents is a pretty cool concept.
Wasn't that the puppet's purpose?
@@andrewgreeb916 kinda, every toy animatronic canonically haves a system to recognize people that are in criminal databases, while puppet seemingly was an personal guard for that one child willian killed outside freddy jrs
Yeah, but not the one to stuff them inside them to keep them "safe", it's as nonsensical and stupid as it is illegal.
Honestly, when I first heard the concept, I thought that the kid was already dead and had possessed the animatronic, and that the guards were trying to keep you contained.
@@andrewgreeb916the puppet’s original purpose was to protect charlotte Emily,Henry’s daughter, but when Michael killed Charlotte,her soul possessed the puppet, and expanded on it’s original purpose,now trying to protect any child.
Shock all the other animatronics constantly moving to death - night guard :❌
Shock the only animatronic staying in place to death - night guard : ✔
Facts
"I don't like how quiet that one is"
Murders a child*
To be fair the other animatronics could be doing that too
@@dibs6462 yeah, they probably stay in place when their camera does something weird
Maybe because the night guard is not the target?
8:05 At first when he caught fire I was like "Oh haha, funny joke", but as the screams got less silly and more panicked and "real", it actually freaked me out.
@Thepurpleguy1 nah ☠️
it caught me completely offguard when i first heard it, since most of the voice acting beforehand wasnt really that great. Bro knows how to scream like hes really dying lmao
@Thepurpleguy same
@@suziebelle3738
same
It was mildly... wrong? Not as in unsettling, just odd.
I think it's very poetic how we instantly assume that suffocating to death is preferable to being saved by the night guard who was hired to find us.
I mean to be fair, he doesn't find us, he shocks us to death
@@angel777teeth5 because you are litteraly a kid in a animatronic, kou couldve been hostile and thus, the security guard was told to shock kou when he moved
@@funnyman1173 I mean he shocks you even if you try to breathe so when opening the mask he doesn't see you?
Guard shocks you + even if you manage to climb out of the suit, the animatronics are gonna take a nibble on you💀
@@CatShapedDonut i mean, the kid looks to be short and you can barley see his hand in a game over screen. plus the room is dark so unless the guard had nvgs i doubt he could see
So we are not an animatronic, we are trapped inside an animatronic?
Exactly
there is a fnaf fan game where you play as the animatronics trying to reach the security office, i can't remember the name though, sorry.
just remembered it's called "Five Night's at Freddy's Simulator"
my question is how did the night guard not notice a child that is slowly suffocating to death inside a animatronic cow
@@skeletonboy6628 I'm pretty sure he did but the night guard was also a bad guy who kills you
yeah, but the game is still pretty cool tho
I like how the pig is unsure of what material to use for his home, so he immediately seeks out the nearest child for guidance.
well I mean picking to build a straw, stick, or brick house is quite a hard thing to do!
@@Roeseii legend has it only 33% of pigs get the answer right on their first try
@@PFEANYCSthe third pig seeing his brothers getting brutally slaughtered:🤣🤣🤣 bro forgot to put some effort into his house🤣🤣🤣
I don't think anyone's commented this, but it actually does impact the game depending on what house material you choose. Straw is easy, Stick is medium, and Brick is hard.
Well if that’s true that’s a real trick
can i pick crackers for easy easy mode
That explains why he found it so hard lmao
Ok then
*resets the game*
actually?!
so lemme get this straight. The reason that the animatronics are trying to get you is because they sense a child inside of the suit?(inferred by the ending cutscene)
Most likely!
Honestly from the information we get at the final night it seems that the only evil animatronic is the cow trying to keep you inside while the others are trying to save you.
@@cowabungaitis9319 wat 💀
@@OtisLePoOtis IKR?
That can't be true. . .
If the Cow was the bad guy all along; Why are the other Animatronics trying to attack the Child?!
@@OtisLePoOtis
welp this probably debunks it
Bondee screaming in pain as the fire consumes him is so incredibly terrifying. It sounds less like a human, and more like an alarm.
It’s probably like a hint of how bondee screamed in pain when the child lit him on fire by accident
sounds more like a pig
@@ruffruggednraw is weird they made robots that feels pain
@@jktech2117 it was probably in panic instead of pain
@@timothycedrickalves9811 cuz..... kernel panic, huh? (sorry for the linux joke)
Funny how they make a security feature for animatronics to work as protection for children but nobody thinks :"hey maybe the kid is in the suit"
They had a brain fart
@@Jarate_gaming they probably had more than one brain fart
@@TheEuropeMana brain diarrhea
@@Jarate_gaming just realised what's your name
Fcking piss jar
Smooth brained
Imagine if Cou the cow was the one shutting doors to protect the kid from the others and the kid was just peeking out when he needed air. That would make more sense sinse with the more hours the more danger, until a point where Cou wouldn't let the kid breathe because there wasn't any time.
Was Kou helping the kid? I guess so.
Thinking about it now I think I know why
I n game if you look to the left of the room you're in (Ice Ceam bar), there's a note saying that the only animatronic allowed in that room is Kou, no others. This makes me think that although us as the player are controlling the doors for gameplay purposes, in the lore, the night guard is opening and shutting the doors instead
I think the doors are controlled by Cou, and the reason why the night guard chocks her is because he is also surviving from the other robots during the night.
@@AetherStrikeit’s weird how the robots are trying to get you, why were they trying to kill you?
Kou is also the most protective character in the game
As someone that has been following the game for months, I am so proud of PoOtis and what he has done.
Same
😎
Pootis Pow
pootis pencer here
Pootis-penser here
Now I understand why Bondee’s is considered a “Grizzly’s fangame”
It takes guts to make a Grizzly’s fangame.
How So?!
THIS IS NOTHING LIKE GRIZZLY'S; THERE'S NO POLITICS ANYWHERE HERE(THANKFULLY)
@@New3DSLuigi364 Bondee’s gameplay is literally based on Grizzly’s gameplay lol
@@New3DSLuigi364 bro really took grizzly's seriously 💀💀💀
Griddy’s fangame
in the original FNAF, the animatronics enter a "free-roaming mode" when a specific time at night strikes so that they don't malfunction.
so consider this: when a specific time in the morning comes, free roaming mode or likely some variation of it stops, and the animatronics completely lose autonomy and reset to a stationary mode, leading to the animatronic the kid is in involuntarily shutting it's mouth for good, leaving the kid with no way out and suffocating to death.
That's actually a good theory
This is the most positive theory you could use to explain the child’s suffocation. In the end, the frame keeping the child alive is what seals their coffin
I agree with this. Kou doesn't seem like a villain, they just shut off at 6 as they were programmed to do.
oh shit that actually makes so much sense
I could see a possible sequel where you play as the animatronic, now possessed, with the goal being to locate and get to the security guard to kill them for their negligence leading to the child’s death. It wouldn’t be necessarily deserved as when the missing children killed Afton, but it would certainly tie into the roles being switched. With the goal of the sequel being to kill the same security guard that left you to die.
I find the ending to be fitting to the stories theme. Let's not forget that the second part of the game's title is called Safety Violation. The child goes missing because their mother wasn't keeping a close eye on them, the company refuses any fault and yet they double security measures and one of their own assets ends up back firing because of a feature that considering what it lead to wasn't tested properly.
The story is a tragedy, brought about by neglect and poor thinking
Here's my theory;
Kou was not really trying to suffocate the child, and had tried to just keep the child safe. Kou did not bring the kid to the security guard either because Kou moving with a child in them would injure the kid, or because Kou knew that the security guard would shock them due to the fact that Kou might not usually move around much.
@@CRXSS_ØFFIC1ALWell that's what truly happened
It's not easy to bring new concepts to the table with FNAF fangames but this one seems to do it well. I really like the art style too. Kinda disappointed by the ending though, I know if I went through the whole game and was able to survive all 5 hours just for the kid to die anyway, I'd be a bit pissed lol. I wonder if you beat the night mode the kid can live.
yeah I thought that since the kid could just open the mask that they'd be okay, and then climb out in the morning where I'd guess that either the police would be there to investigate or people who are just going there find the kid. I thought it was weird that the kid just died when they didn't have a reason to..also the kid could've yelled for the security guard too!
In FNaF we R animatronic.
@@NIGHTBLOODUSAGI Obvious answer, the kid fell asleep. They couldn't stay up the whole night.
@@Phyrior I'm a kid, and I can stay up an entire night! what's stopping this kid from doing the same hm?
@@NIGHTBLOODUSAGI or when the cameras turn on, the kid could wave their hand frantically out of the mouth ;-;
One thing that I like very much about this game is the story behind it.
For starters, WHY are the animatronics trying to kill the kid in the first place?
Sure, it was shown that Bondee was somehow lit on fire by the birthday kid, but we don't know why that had to have happened.
And the ending where the kid still ends up dying at the end, making all of our attempts feel futile at the end.
With that being said, this is still a good game nonetheless.
It's hinted at in the beginning cutscene that the animatronics can notice anyone in the building..so they likely believe we're an intruder and are trying to take care of us (bad programming considering they kill intruders)
Honestly I think a the comment above is right and be the child probably had a panic attack at the very end and see before anybody says it I’m betting that the night guard was trying to find the child to terminate the child.
It's interesting how the ending shows a photo of Bondee in the newspaper...
Is that implying the kid died inside of Bondee, and not the cow?
Something to think about
@@thedbdentity2102 I'm sorry but "terminate the child" is such a funny sentence
@@santiagocanalessertzen6309 maybe they used bondee since he’s the mascot
This is honestly so much more interesting to me than the main series' story, because it lets you KNOW that this tragedy could have been avoided, but it wasn't, and somebody who wasn't in the know was blamed for it -- who is the mastermind? How far up does this go? Could it be that the purpose of the animatronic's chamber wasn't made known to the right people, making this a case of neglect that the company is using a scapegoat for? Somehow, all of these questions are much more compelling than _soul-harvesting._
maybe everyone had good intentions; though incompetent
@@onioncutterninja1535 Exactly! That could be the answer too!
@@onioncutterninja1535 that's the most realistic one
Scott really ruined a terrifying character just for a few more bucks...
5:09 guys. Do you see it?
I... am extremely surprised no one had thought of this concept yet.
Same here same here
Cough Fnaf simulator cough
@@RealCoffeeSpew guess i slept on that one then lol
They have, they just didn't have the money or time to make a game about it
@@RealCoffeeSpew similar concept but not the exact same. In FNAF simulator you play as the animatronics themselves and your objective is to kill the night guard, in this one you are a child who is trapped inside an animatronic suit, trying to survive
POV: You're alone in a diner with semi-sentient animatronics, they presumably wander towards the security room as well so you're under constant threat. You also notice they gravitate towards the cow room and so occasionally you check on it and note the violent jittering the cow animatronic does. A couple hours pass so that behavior persists every time you check on it. Then... Out of the blue, you see it open its jaws wide and a little hand starts to creep out (Alternatively, it starts causing electrical interference with the doors\lights while viewing it). Naturally seeing that creepy fucking thing opening up and something potentially crawling out of it, you use the 'taser' provided by the company to pacify the threat... Not realizing the anomalous behavior the cow was exhibiting was the result of the animatronic following its program or a child, trapped in a tight confined space, is trying to get some air.
That puts it into a sad perspective
i always believed that the night guard didn't had bad intentions and was just completely unaware. wonder why there was an option to taze this specific animatronic but better safe then sorry i guess.
@@waterfall166_77 My impression is that he has tazed the other animatronics, but tazing this particular one has more... `adverse` effects than the other ones if you catch my meaning.
@@andytheshark Kid ends up well-done
They can't kill adults it says in beginning the nightguard is prolly just jumpy and he can't see the kid
Wild how even after the actual FNaF games have ran their course, fangames are still coming up with new ideas to keep the genre fresh
One thing with the character’s names is that they are very similar to swedish words:
Bondee: Bonde, means farmer
Grise: Gris, means pig
Fourly: Får, (å is pronounced exactly like the ”ou” in four in this context) means sheep
Kou: Ko, means cow
Just thought that was interesting.
You cracked the code, fellow swede (I am the creator, hi)
@@OtisLePoOtis what would you say was your favorite part about making Bondee's Barnyard?
@@OtisLePoOtiswait you life in sweden? I live in finland.
Live*
AYO
As soon as I saw the trailer for this game during the Fangame Direct presentation, I immediately became drawn to it because of how intriguing it was towards me.
In America, you play as guard looking out for the animatronics.
BUT IN RUSSIA, You ARE the animatronic
So funny😐😐😐
@@oatelirious If you didn't find it funny, just don't bother saying anything. Just scroll past it, there's no reason to be negative and a jerk.
@@just_jakey1 this meme is unfunny, old and racist
@@oatelirious There are plenty of old memes that are still funny, I myself have seen many versions of this memes that were hilarious. Also, how is it racist? Racism is discrimination and prejudice against an ethnic group of people. This comment never had anything like that.
@@oatelirious I'm Russian and I can say where's nothing racist in thus jokes
9:02
The face on our character implys the fact that all of this happened the exact day the kid went missing. We burned a animatronic and got traumatized
the child probably wanted to hide from the "monster" or thought bondee would get revenge by killing him or smth (that prob why they hid in the first place)
What makes it even worse is that it was a total accident, too. Very sad how his birthday is also the day he died.
found an old comment
Something about hearing the screams of the animatronic burning without the actual footage to see what it looks like is very unnerving. It leaves you imagining things far worse than the real thing could ever be, especially with how you can hear the panic in its voice.
By the end of the game, I realized that the child who went missing ends up dying no matter what (gameplay or ending). The child dies if your caught on camera and the security guard shocks you, or the child dies from asphyxiation because you were good to hide from the guard.
Honestly, I love the way it tells the story with the interactive kids show sequences the most. It's definitely different from the use of an arcade game (which is also a genius way of telling a story in some of the FNAF games). The one where Bondee ends up getting caught by fire threw me off since it strained from the previous innocent ones. His screams...my gosh those screams were what got me the most. If that happened to me, I'd be terrified of lights as well.
The ending is pretty sad though, but to be fair when Purple Guy was in the animatronic suit he didn't make it at all.
I loved the part where Bondee said “It’s Safety violatin’ time” and safety violated all over the building. Truly one of the scenes of all time.
Wait time stamp?
@@yellowcrayon9944 uh yeah its 69:42:00
I wonder how many times people are going to use this form of meme until it becomes hated by literally everyone....I'll give it 7 more months
@@ahouranouri516 It’s already hated by everyone, this person is just annoying.
@@ahouranouri5167 months?? nah ur overestimating, give it 3-5 months
As a swedish, I get nostalgia from hearing these names sounding like some words that I grew up with
Ko: Cow
Gris: Pig
Får: Sheep
Kyckling: chicklet
Bonde: farmer
It brought me the same feel as when I first heard the name Afton (formal word for evening), and believed that William Afton was swedish, but now, it is actually intended
Hallå
I just commented the exact same thing. Human pattern recognition doing it's thing i guess.
For clarification, I am not accusing you of plagiarism, as your comment is older than mine is.
@@misterfrickersnicker8752 ayyyyy
@@misterfrickersnicker8752
You when you realized more swedish people exist: 😱😱😱😲😲😲
(not making fun of you, just thought of a goofy little joke is all)
I absolutely love the way the animatronics move, the way the heads move is so unique and I think it's great
Thank you for playing the game! :D
no way its the music guy from bande bardnard
@@a29ybWl4 i made the music for back to the barnyard
Yo is that the music guy from escape the barnyard
yo it's the music guy from five nights in the barnyard
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1:28
I’m sorry but I just imagine a mother going to the staff and asking if they have seen their son and imagine the staff just says “have you checked the cow?” I SHOULDN’T BE LAUGHING
I know that Bondee burning is meant to be dark but I can’t help to laugh when I think that someone had to sit there and record the Audio of them just screaming 😂. Like imagine being that guys’ neighbors.
Otis le PoOotis was the only Voice actor, só he almost Lost his lungs in there probably
Someone PLEASE tell Markiplier or CoryxKenshin to play this. That'll be SO entertaining to watch!!
Factss. And I’m sure they will be hype for new fnaf content.
ONG
totally agree!
Yeah or Jacksepticeye or SuperHorrorBro.
This is literally the most mediocre FNAF fangame I've ever seen.
if plaintrace doesn't become a bondee's channel I'm gonna riot
Can I help?
@@sledger2066 no
@@WoofInationArchive why not
@@sledger2066 fair enough, we'll riot if you don't change mr trace
He now has to post bondees everyday
Looking at the newspaper clipping at 10:05 , i notice that some of the blurred text reads “the child had previous to climbing inside the robot, accidentally set another robot afire, leaving it a melted mess.” This is definitely Bondee, and would mean that he had reason for coming after Kou during the night.
Wow
@@OtisLePoOtis woah you actually got surprised by someone finding out about your game
@@OtisLePoOtiswhy are you here
@@OtisLePoOtis Nice game bro, keep up the good work.👍
@@creative_arts1532 still kinda cool seeing the creator of the game commenting on someone, like i would like to be seeing him on my comment section and thinking to myself, "oh my goodness bonde farmyard the creator saw my comment."
I never found a point in using the cameras if you could just see your door and I've finally found a fnaf game that completely removes it.. I absolutely adore this
I wonder how your time went with foxy in fnaf 1
@@thunder-uy5zz puppet in fnaf 2, springtrap in fnaf 3
@@thunder-uy5zz my man just sense a presence running towards him no big deal
@@thunder-uy5zz oh yeah and freddy
@@TheOriginalSide1 Tbh, you can memorize how many times freddy laughs until he reaches your door, that's what other peoples did to beat 4/20
so a child goes missing and they decide NOT to check the animatronic specifically designed to look after missing kids?
fr though
fr (i love your kanade pfp)
@@akeki_ an pfp so real
Without additional lore, this is a plot hole. Stuff specialized into finding/protecting missing people would logically be prioritized; like checking Kou if it was protecting a child
Soooo, this is kinda a double perspective game, because you seem to be playing as the animatronic, although via from the eye view of the kid whos in there, since you can see the teeth if the animatronic, so I'm guessing the animatronic was just tricking you in the end.
Or maybe the child had a panic attack at the very end worrying he may never get out. Possibly that alerted the security guard thinking the cow animatronic was spazzing out shocking it
I saw a theory stating that the animatronics exit free roaming mode after 6 am, so Kou was stuck completely in place and couldn't open his mouth to let the kid breathe
"Man, I want to make a FNAF fan game, but I need some lore... Wait... what if the player IS the lore?"
- The developer, probably
Totally
@@OtisLePoOtislegend
Oh no, It looks like a child is trapped in an animatronic.
*Let's fix that with a controlled shock*
I think the main story goes like this:
The kid gets lost in the restaurant
The animatronics automatically go into “Free roaming mode” at night (Suggesting that these animatronics would have to do so like the fnaf characters in order to not have their set is locked up)
The cow, the only good animatronic, finds the kid first and helps him. Knowing that the other animatronics might attack the child, it allows the child to go inside of him, giving him completely autonomy of it’s body, along with the door controls, and displays an oxygen meter to ensure that the kid wouldn’t die to the lack of oxygen
Other animatronics start to catch wind of where the child is and attempts to go into the Cow Animatronic’s room to try and kill the kid
At 6AM, unfortunately free roaming mode turns off and they all power down, including the cow, which locks it down and, since the kid can no longer open it’s mouth freely to breath, dies after.
Nice to see people talking about Bonnie Simulator again.
Siiick
@@OtisLePoOtis omg pootis real
💀
It’s a very interesting game! The only thing I’m disappointed with personally is the ending. It’s sad to see that after your hard work you end up dying anyway.
Yeah, I wish there was alteast SOME good ending, or atleast one better that the other two options. Maybe a mod ending will come out and fill that void.
8:10 Bondee, this is why we tell people to Stop Drop and Roll
I love when fan games show off their poster and decal art for the story. I loved Bondee’s Barnyard from an art style perspective and all of the characters I found very charming, which I think goes to show the whole game’s amazing design
Chickling can appear on hour 2 but its very uncommon from what I've experienced
I’m pretty sure that it is near guaranteed to happen at least once during Hour 2. It happened when I play the game, and also when I watch GameSalmon play it.
“It hides kids who have lost their parents”
-missing child in newspaper~
“Ironic” -palpatine
Surely if a child went missing they'd check the animatronic that looks after missing kids
Yeah that's the biggest plot hole and I am willing to admit that as the games creator. All I can say in my defense is... Sorry? Lol, it's just a game and not that deep
@@OtisLePoOtis Never said it was deep
8:04 The sound that Bondee makes sounds like those videos of kids screaming when they fall off of a Roblox obby, and now this cutscene is hilarious to me.
Aw man. I was thinking that this fangame had you roaming as an animatronic.
You know what would be a cool game, something like a shadow over Freddy’s but your an animatronic hunting the night guard
There is a game called five nights at Freddy's simulator
@@Thuangjai bet
Dude, the character models look incredible!
The design is incredible. It's removed from the original enough to be distinct and yet close enough to be instantly recognisable.
The fact that you get instantly shocked to death if you move when the camera is on you makes me think that this has happened before. If a childrens robot started moving at night I'd be really confused to, but the fact that there's a specific protocol for it? Suspicious... But thats just a theory.. a Random UA-cam Comment Theory!
Plot Twist:
The owner is that universe's purple guy. He knew that the cow could keep a child within itself. He then made it part of the protocol to shock the cow to death (and subsequently the child) if it moved. Knowing fully well that he could use the guard as a scapegoat.
Can you do a analysis about the game "Sinister Turmoil"? It was a game that also had the idea of you controlling the animatronic but apparently it got cancelled and to this day I don't know why
iirc it was all a scam, not sure tho
Used to work with the Angus team on that back then. The original team was advertising a proof of concept more than a game, not really a scam but they didn't have the means to actually make what they were teasing. Once Angus took the project it became a more single player focused game and the sewer demo was made. There was still fairly poor planning, however and the game wasn't finished. Angus is making films/shows now. I still wish the original idea would be looked into again. Especially after Project Playtime proved that it could work.
@@DanimationYT ah alright, i remember seeing a video saying that it was all a scam, guess it wasn't right or i just remembered wrong
finally, a fnaf fan game set in Soviet Russia
"No andrei, we will kill the nightguard tomorrow, that's when mama let's me use her kamaz"
Does the game really not have a true ending where the kid survives? You play the entire game trying to survive and they die anyway off screen? It'd be cool if you keep the health meter above a certain threshold each hour in the "all hours in one go" mode the kid survives but oh well.
I'm with you on that one cutscene catching you off guard because that transition from cartoonist surprise to fear mongering screaming was horrifying
Is nobody gonna talk about how Bondee just gets f&$kin Afton'd?
Props to the owner who made this game. This takes the fnaf formula to the whole new level!
It's interesting cause despite not being the security guard your basically doing his job and further shows how incompetent he really was
It feels somewhat real as kids die due to stupid adults sometimes
You did all that you could but still couldn't survive the night
I love how instead of zapping the robots that are running through the building he only zaps the one robot that has the kid in it
Kou the Cow kinda reminds me of Glamrock Freddy.
Yes just a little bit deadly
@@dustinstage3192 Yes, might as well say that it has an oxygen management system.
same, prob because we need to survive inside kou
I find it kind of weird that the animatronics come after you and not the nightguard. With this being a FNAF fangame and all i'd be expecting them to go after the nightguard. I wonder why
I wonder why the night guard wasn’t wondering that either. Why won’t they like” why are they going for one of their own. Why do they keep on trying to get into that room? And why are the doors closed even though I haven’t closed them?“
The guard may be registered in their database as not an intruder, meanwhile we the child aren't so they're targeting us?
I think there trying to save us. The animatronics can sense there’s a child in the other animatronic and want to get us out of there, to bad they aren’t that good of it. The security guard probably knew that someone was in the building too and was looking through the cameras for them.
The only bad guy in this game is the animatronic you’re stuck in, at least that’s my theory
Well maybe someone was intelligent and the guard is in the building next door in a locked room and they can't get to him?
Because the child in Kou was the chick in the cutscene who set Bondee on fire, so he must have a personal vendetta against our character specifically because of that.
6:00 "This night is pretty simple."
*Instantly dies*
*he experienced a market pliers moment*
@@Scrambledgoofyaww2007...market pliers
@@Scrambledgoofyaww2007four suppliers market players multipliers
"The first night is never usually that bad in any of the games-"
That ending hit me like a bloody truck..I haven't heard of such a sad ending to a Fnaf-like game since Fnaf 4..
I LOVE THE ART STYLE OF THIS
I like how they say sharp as a sausage… a sausage is smooth all around
This is really fun to play, the normal nights get a big tough at the end but nothing too difficult (the difficulty is very nice in the custom night tho). The really simple gameplay loop is so much more satisfying than having too many different mechanics that are implemented badly or just unfun.
5:10 if u pause the video you can see something behind it looks like a duck animatronic which might be chickling
oh at first i thought it was a spirit inside the suit but its an actual kid in there
When I first came acrodd the trailer for this fan-game, I was really excited and hooked by it's originality ! This fan-game is very complete, interesting and one of the most unique in it's story AND gameplay !
Would have been cool if we heard the night guard die from animatronics halfway through night 5 as revenge for not seeing us suffering in the costume.
You aren't always a security guard. In fnaf 4 you are a child waiting for the party, in pizzeria sim you are a pizzeria manager, and in SB you are a child locked inside the megaplex trying to escape. And also fnaf world but thats a whole other thing
There are definitely areas where improvement can be made, but I love the creativity of this project!
quick spoiler at 8:00, not major but i shall not spoil anything ever
i love how bondee starts screaming! it tricks you into thinking "oh haha he caught on fire what a clever joke" until he quicly gets more panicked, so your like "oh snap shit is going down"
Completely random but I laughed way harder than I should’ve when the mom said “For your gift I’ll let you go to Bondee’s Barnyard” and an ad played saying “The gift you need this Christmas is Sonic Frontiers!”
Sega came in like dont play this FNAF fangame support us instead
This game looks incredible it has nice stylized graphics as well as interesting gameplay, I feel like most FNAF fan-games rely on being an "FNAF fan-game" to be known but although this one is obviously a fan-game, it stands out as its own thing pretty well
The ending bums me out.
Ikr I was hoping for the child to finally get out
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@@OtisLePoOtis Yeah.
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then why did you decide on making that ending-
Bondee's barnyard is such a cool name
you forgot about “the safety violation” part
Fun fact all robots have names similar to swedish words: Bondee, bonde which means farmer. Grise, Gris which means pig. Fourly, får sheep. Chickling, kyckling chicken. Geet, get goat
@@Roverpiggy2435Im swedish
@@Roverpiggy2435 the developer is swedish
No matter what, the kid’s fate was sealed the moment they went inside the animatronic.
Just like almost every fnaf fan game there’s never a good ending for our character
I LOVED the designs, the short and easy but kind of hard to understand story, mechanics, balanced game difficulty, night system, bonus modes, child like cutscenes, ex ex ex. Pretty much what i'm saying is I loved everything about this game. Obviously like many people, The only thing I hated was the child's ending. Also funny enough I got so good at using sound q's and multitasking that on my last 3 attemps on night 5 I was just using my phones and scrollinv through videos lmao. Overall very good game I finished it in one day (aka today) RIP birthday boy
Is it just me, or the materials on 5:36 minigame are a reference to the fairytale about 3 pigs and a wolf
Yep it’s the same
Straw,stick,brick,
The only thing I don’t understand is that once you end the game you just die the sans way as if you lost having a game and in an unsatisfactory death no matter what never made sense to me
That scream from Bondee on fire, sent a shiver up my spine at 8:07 :D
I was only just wondering about this concept a while ago and suddenly I see this pop up.
Now here's my issue:
Why is the NightGuard able to shock Kou at all?
I know the whole "controlled shock" thing is a cool feature but that would have to imply Kou gives the Nightguard problems If he doesn't shock him.
Like if we were in the guards position then we'd obviously expect to get jumpscared if we didn't shock him.
However during the whole game, Kou doesn't start moving on its own or anything like that. Otherwise, it would probably be possible to get a game over from Kou moving around and the night guard seeing it. but there's no reason to shock him seriously
My theory is that Kou isnt one of those active animatronics thatll go for the nightguard but maybe he drains power or some other passive thing. But this theory doesnt work because then the child would get shocked regardless.
However, to add to this theory I'll mention the fact that only Kou knows the child is inside of him (presumably) so maybe that's why he isn't acting up, because he's in protection mode?
So my new question is what kind of problems WOULD Kou cause normally (no kids inside of him) that the managers felt the need to make it possible for the NG to shock him?
Someone else here mentioned that the controlled shock might be a counter measure to kou's coding. If kou is programed to help children(hence how he interacts with the child he's hiding), and somehow gets stuck in protect mode, he might become a viable threat to the security guard. Kou not moving throughout the game might be to him assuming that the room he's in is the safest: no doors or windows located behind him so you can't seek up on him that way.
This is such a dumb thing to bring up but "pan" actually means horizontal camera movement. Up and down is just tilting
I genuinley didn't know that! Thank you!
You may be in the animatronic but it doesn't mean you're playing as it, your still in one spot checking doors, its literally just the night gaurd with extra steps
This is one of the coolest fangames I've played. Also, you only found Chickling at Night 3? He darted off to get me at Night 2 during the final stretch of it! It really scared me, and because I didn't know I was gonna deal with him, or even how, I panicked and shut both doors, causing the kid to be in really bad shape. I managed to pull through, but still, it was a fantastic way to get me straight outta the comfort zone!
Ayy thanks for reviewing my friend's fangame. I really think Bondee's is such a unique fangame, the graphics are nice, the story is simple, and I like the characters. The camera is my favorite mechanic
Dang your frien made it
Ayo zantorm from gamejolt
0:03 then there is DsAF
The game's beauty is that we get to play from a Third person perspective rather than the typical boring shift of a night guard. This game is not only creative on its own but in my opinion it opens up to many potentials. Later fnaf fan games should take inspiration from this game. Nicely done devs! 👍
My question is how did the kid end up separated and lost in the first place. I would understand if it was a random kid at a birthday party, but its the actual birthday kid. And somehow on this kids birthday, they got lost. When it's ur birthday your the center of attention and someone would immediately notice if you went missing. So for this kid to be missing makes no sense to me since the parents would start to question and the staff knows that this specific animatronic can keep children safe in case of danger.
The security guard needs more story to them
I mean they may just be a gameplay mechanic but it does seem kind of suspicious. How do you not notice a kid stuck inside of an animatronic especially if you’re watching them and it seems like the animatronic is shaking. As well you do think they would start to wonder why the animatronics keep on trying to get into that room
6:02 even with the commentary and no in-game sounds, that jumpscare caught me off-guard it made me flinch visibly damn,
5:26 anyone else see that bird like animatronic while the frame was disseapering? Creepy but cool feature..