Jollibees

Jollibees is a horror game where the player takes the role of a new employee working night shifts at a fast food restaurant. The game puts you inside a security office with access to cameras and control systems that help monitor various parts of the building. At first, the job seems straightforward, but something feels off about the cheerful mascots that roam the halls after hours. As the nights pass, your main goal becomes simple—stay alive until the shift ends.

Watching The Restaurant After Dark

Each animatronic in Jollibees moves in its own way. Some come through air vents, others use the hallways, and a few might appear right in front of you. You are given a small set of tools to track and manage them—cameras, lights, doors, and a few other systems. Timing and awareness are everything. Looking away for even a moment can result in being caught off guard by one of the moving figures.

Tools For Survival

Your equipment is limited, and you must use it wisely during your shift. Keeping track of every animatronic requires attention and planning. Some tools may only work at certain times or need to recharge before use.

Main systems you’ll use include:

·         Surveillance cameras to check different rooms

·         Door switches to block certain paths

·         Flashlights or lights to check blind spots

·         A vent system that must be monitored for quiet intruders

·         Background audio cues that help identify movement

Uncovering What Came Before

As players progress through the game, pieces of backstory start to appear through visual clues and hidden sequences. The restaurant has a long and unclear history. There are hints that something more serious occurred long before your first day on the job. These story elements are not given directly, but hidden in side tasks and optional objectives that appear between or after the main shifts.

A Game Pulled From Release

Although Jollibees was received positively by many fans of horror and survival games, it was later removed due to issues related to intellectual property. Despite this, the game is still discussed online for its tense atmosphere, creative mechanics, and unexpected use of familiar fast-food characters. It remains a strong example of how community-made projects can leave a lasting impression even after being taken down.