One Night At David 4

One Night At David 4 After Mica's death, her father destroys the ''Funny-Toy'' animatronics. Five years later they take them to a factory and you go there. Mechanics: David: It will appear at the door, if you hear a mechanical sound, flash it and it's there, close the door until it's gone. Pepsy: This one will go to the right hallway, if you see it up close, flash it. Pico: This one will go through the vent, if you see it about to come out through the vent, flash it and it will go away.

Originally by Victoraranda

One Night At David 4 — Long Description

After all the screams, all the missing posters, and all the whispered rumors, there was still hope — or so Mica’s father believed. When he lost Mica, his world turned cold and silent, echoing only with grief and guilt. In a desperate attempt to end the nightmare once and for all, he took a hammer to the twisted mascots that haunted his family: the so-called “Funny-Toy” animatronics.

Their shells were shattered, their painted smiles broken beyond repair. It was supposed to be over. But some nightmares refuse to die, even when reduced to scrap metal.

Five years passed. The world moved on, but a shadow still hung over the Gonzales family and the legacy of David’s Pizza Palace. Eventually, the remains of the animatronics were quietly moved to an old, forgotten factory on the outskirts of town — a place where broken things are dumped and left to rot, far from curious eyes and painful memories.

Now, drawn by a need to understand what truly happened, you find yourself standing at the gates of that crumbling factory. It towers above you like a tombstone, its windows dark and empty, its halls echoing with the distant sounds of dripping water and clanging metal. Rusted machinery lines the corridors, their gears still and lifeless — or so it seems.

Inside, you can almost hear Mica’s laughter, her voice fading like a dream you can’t quite remember. Every hallway feels like it’s breathing, every shadow seems to lean closer, and every echo seems to call your name. David, Pepsy, Pico — their presence lingers in the darkness, twisted and restless, waiting for the chance to finish what they started.

The factory is a maze of steel and sorrow, haunted not just by the broken animatronics but by the weight of everything left unsaid. Old shipping crates and shattered parts litter the floors, while broken animatronic heads watch silently from the corners, their eyes flickering with a cold, mechanical light.

What drives you forward isn’t just curiosity — it’s the need for closure, the need to put an end to the nightmare that has consumed so many lives. Every step you take brings you closer to the truth and deeper into the heart of a place that feels more alive than dead.

This isn’t just a building; it’s a graveyard of forgotten laughter and unfinished stories. Somewhere inside, the final answers are waiting — about Mica, about the twisted mascots, and about the darkness that clings to the name “David.”

Enter the factory. Confront the past. And pray that this time, you can finally turn the page before the shadows claim you too.