FNAF 6: Salvage Room
About FNAF 6: Salvage Room
Welcome to FNAF 6: Salvage Room, a survival horror game where you face abandoned animatronics in gloom-filled corners. You play as a rescuer tasked with recovering old animatronics — but not all of them are harmless. Sometimes your choices bring reward, and sometimes they bring danger. This game will test your nerves. If you are brave, you might survive.
Story
The setting of Salvage Room is a deserted backroom of a once-popular pizzeria. Animatronics are discarded, deteriorated, and left to rot. You enter this room hoping to restore some old machines. But soon you learn: many hidden, corrupted parts or haunted memories. Under flickering lights and echoing hallways, you uncover dark hints of misused experiments and restless spirits. The deeper you go, the heaviest the burden becomes. Your aim is simple: decide which ones you restore — and which ones stay destroyed.
Detailed Gameplay
- You move through a dim, narrow salvage room filled with piles of robot parts and contaminated animatronics.
- Every animatronic you come across has to be examined carefully - be on all lookout for static between them, notice any movements of the puppet-like body, and check for any jerky actions.
- You have the option of discarding the animatronic and being safe (but with no gain), or bringing it back to life and the risk of possibly rousing a beast.
- In case of restoring, you'll need the control tools (like a repair kit or logging device) to sort them out. One wrong action and you are in for a sudden jump scare that will result in the end of your session.
- The number of animatronics that you successfully restore will determine your progress and reward. If you don't, the environment will turn more hostile: lights will flicker, footsteps will echo, and danger will be at its peak.
How to Play
- Navigate the corridors, inspect animations, and choose actions using the mouse or keyboard.
- Take your time when approaching an animatronic. If you hear strange noises or see the animatronic limbs moving, then back off and discard it.
- In case you choose to salvage, remain calm — don't hurry. Work in an organized manner: begin by scanning audio logs, then stabilizing power circuits before proceeding with moving limbs.
- You can use any light source available to you, but it is wise not to shine it directly in the "eyes" of the animatronics, as this may irritate them.
- Keep a record of the number of animatronics that you have brought back to life. Each successful salvage increases reward — but every mistake increases danger.
