Friday Morning is the sixth and final playable night of Playtime with Percy.
In an unexpected twist of events, the events previously depicted in Repairing Percy resulted in chaos as Nick is now forced to defend himself against PAL while charging the building's power using an early model of Pal Percy to call for help. Meanwhile, PAL becomes more determined than ever to reach Nick and keep playing with him forever. Using the powers he gained from Nick's playtime, PAL corrupts and takes control of nearby Paltronics products and even the Playful Poodles, creating a dangerous situation for Nick.
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Charge 1 is designed to help players get familiar with their surroundings and the game's features before introducing more challenges. At the beginning of the night, players must locate an Early Model Pal to charge the building's power, much like the Pal Percy toy completed the task in previous nights.
However, the Early Model Pal starts growing limbs as Nick plays with it, and players must complete a series of puzzles to snap all its limbs back. Failing to do so will result in the toy forming into TamaLanki, a slim Pal Percy toy with limbs, jumpscaring the player.
This night also marks the introduction of PAL, who occasionally asks Nick to fetch him items. Instead of constantly checking the cameras, players can wait for two television screens near the door to display text and illustrations indicating what PAL wants. Once players locate PAL on the camera system, they must find the toy he wants, which is displayed on PAL's screen once found. Failing to locate PAL's toy results in a jumpscare.
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From Charge 2 onwards, Playtime with Percy adds new mechanics that the player must use to fend off against enemies. The newly-accessed Carts are particularly useful, allowing players to move around the office to avoid obstacles and incoming threats.
One of the Playful Poodles, Tim, now known as the Poodle Pals, will sometimes fall from a corner and appear in the player's office. Ignoring him is not fatal, but it will reverse the player's controls, making the game harder to navigate. Players must use the Cart to ram into Tim and temporarily counter him.
In addition, a new entity called TamaBruti, a Pal Percy with arms and a strong motivation to brute-force his way towards Nick, enters the night. Players can hear him banging on either side of the Storage Room, and they must utilize their headphones to determine which side he is on. Players must hold the Cart near the respective wall to fend off TamaBruti. Failing to do so will result in a jumpscare.
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Charge 3 introduces a new animatronic named TamaOpti that players have to deal with. TamaOpti is a more advanced version of the previous Tama-Terrors, capable of moving around the location and avoiding detection. TamaOpti starts off in the Rat-Cade area, preparing to move into one of the four corners of the location.
Players will hear a corrupted yelling-like sound when TamaOpti is moves away from Rat-Cade. Once the sound is heard, players must quickly locate TamaOpti using the cameras and determine which corner he is in. To counter TamaOpti, players must use a Camera Shock tool, which is similar to Helios during the Custom Hour. If the player is unsuccessful, it will result in a jumpscare.
Additionally, players will occasionally hear PAL walking towards the Storage Room's door. In order to prevent PAL from entering, players must quickly lock the door. However, if players fail to do so, PAL will start banging on the door, and players must fend him off by tapping on the screen. The banging on the door is similar to Percy Poodle's previous mechanic. If players cannot fend off PAL, they will be overtaken by him, resulting in a game over.
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Charge 4 introduces two new antagonists, Tat and the TamaRoachis, adding to the complexity of the gameplay.
The TamaRoachi(s) enter the office through the broken ceiling and will stick to the player's screen, obstructing their view. Players must flick them away quickly, or they will pile up and jumpscare the player.
Tat, the second Poodle Pal, will occasionally appear on the camera systems and tamper with the player's perspective, causing the screen to have a static overlay effect. Players must locate Tat on the cameras and stare at them to dispel this effect. If unsuccessful, Tat will lock the Carts, leading to an open attack from TamaBruti and Tim.
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Charge 5 is the final level of the game and introduces a new Poodle Pal named Tot, who will occasionally appear on the TV screens while players progress through the charge. To prevent their device from malfunctioning, players must simply click on Tot's face when it appears on screen.
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Although Friday Night and Friday Morning are usually considered as distinct periods, they are combined as Friday Morning is regarded as part of Friday Night's aftermath.
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Cutscene[]
- Looking for the full article dedicated to the Ending Cutscene? Check Ending Cutscene (Playtime with Percy)
Trivia[]
- Before the idea of the Tama-Terrors were considered, Percy Poodle & Co. were initially planned to be the main antagonists in Friday Morning.
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