Four Nights at Furby's

"Hello, Sam. Welcome to your new job at the Furby Factory!"

Your Phone Guy on the first night of the job.
Four Nights at Furby's is a point-and-click survival horror game available on the "Children's" coding site Scratch. The game centers around the player, who controls a person, who's name is referred to as "Sam Skelom" in the game's ending, as he/she tries to survive in an abandoned Factory that, when it was still functional, manufactured a series of Furby products for an unnamed Fast food restaurant nearby.

Story
The game takes place sometime in 2001, according to the check at the end of the game. The game's backstory actually starts in the 1980's, when the fast food restaurant that the factory served opened. Almost nothing happened during this time, until the late 1990s, when, according to "Your Phone Guy", the Orange Furby grabbed one of the Phone Guy's nieces, and nearly bit her, resulting in the place to get "shut down". later on, after the new millennium started, an unknown Furby supposedly lured 10 children into the Factory, and murdered 9 of them. The one who wasn't killed is supposedly the nephew of the Phone Guy. About 4 months later, Sam Skelom (The character that the player plays as) is asked to monitor the factory to make sure that nothing strange has happened, despite the earlier incidents.

Gameplay
Four Nights at Furby's is a point-and-click survival horror game with similar mechanics to the once-popular FNAF series. The player has less options than that series, however, as they can only toggle their flashlight and view the Cameras.

There are several Furbies in the game, a total of 5. Each Furby is defeated in the same way; rapidly toggle your flashlight, and they should go away. This, however, is quite buggy, as the game doesn't exactly know what to do, and was built on an older engine.

In the game, you have to survive for Four nights, hence the title, in the factory. Your shift lasts from 12AM to 4AM, or roughly 4 Minutes. You recieve a paycheck at the end of the game from someone unknown or named.