ENIGMA ROOMS: OIL LEAK FACTORY

Enigma was once a large escape room company. Their escape rooms were notorious for being difficult, even for people who have mastered the art, though they had a few for children. The more adult ones had certain attractions such as mechanisms, animatronics, etc. that could possibly harm children, which was why the easier ones were colorful and repetitive, so they didn’t get much money from that section. One stupid adult had brought their child into the second hardest room in Enigma and largest escape room in the world; Oil Leak Factory. The child made contact with an animatronic who was sharply twisting and turning as part of the puzzle (the animatronic had to be stopped so people could pass, there was a barrier but the child was small enough to fit through) and was grabbed by the sharp metal pieces under its black gloves. The child was brutally flung and ripped apart by the fast moving parts. Ever since that incident, Enigma has forbidden anyone under the age of fourteen to go into escape rooms with a difficulty level over 3/5. Oil Leak Factory has been blocked off, along with the animatronic inside to prevent it from being used again. Today, inside the Oil Leak Factory, the animatronic isn’t there anymore. Instead, there’s Hounder. Hounder is a form of the animatronic inside Oil Leak Factory which rebuilt itself from the ground-up to move as fast and see as far as possible. A pile of curious people who broke in is in the middle of the escape room inside of the pit where a holographic reactor used to be emitted from. Everest Oakley follows those 6 missing teenagers into Oil Leak Facility to see what’s really going on.

This game is heavily inspired by Five Nights at Freddy's by Scott Cawthon.