Games like Dayshift at Freddy's Related platforms: Windows. Dayshift at Freddy's 2. The sequel that made Scott Cawthon consider mixing vanilla coke and cyanide. Dayshift At Freddy's 3: The Final Chapter is a joke game that was created by Direct Doggo for the April Fools Day of 2017. The game was first released on Game Jolt as a 'demo for DSaF 3'. In truth, it is a reskin of the first DSaF game changing the characters to look like the internet meme doge. There are also some minor changes on the dialogue and cutscenes. The reason why all characters are.

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When you stand by yourself, you look like the loneliest creature on earth.

While it looks like just pure comedy on the surface, Dayshift at Freddy's has a surprising level of emotional depth that stands out from other Five Nights at Freddy's fangames

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The Happiest Day route has this in spades.
- When tampering with Dave's Spring Bonnie suit, Phone Guy will bring up his family, saying that they're the only thing that gets him through the day. He'll show you a picture of them.. except it's the Phone Guy from Colorado with his family, which you point out to him. When you do..
  Phone Guy: Employee, please.. This is all I have.
- When you confront Dave in the Saferoom, he tells you the two of you are Not So Different, and leaves you with a chilling but accurate statement:
  Dave: You're broken. You're more broken than anyone you've tried to save! You can save as many kids as you want, but you won't ever be whole again.
- After the end of Friday, you're treated to a cutscene showing what happened before The Real Fredbear brought Old Sport/Jack back to life, and the promise Old Sport/Jack made for him. It starts off with some all too familiar dialogue:
  The Real Fredbear: Can you hear me? I don't know if you can hear me. I'm sorry that we had to stuff you. It's just how things are around here. You know, many of us weren't always robots. Some of us were once children. But, I'm sure you already knew that. This diner is a hive of sin and corruption.. and, it's spreading to other children's restaurants too. Many children have lost their lives here. That Spring Bonnie suit over there has a dead child in it. You're like them now. Dead.Your soul has left your body. Now, you're an empty shell. A husk. But.. I need something from you. We're robots. We can kill William and Henry. But.. It isn't enough. Killing those two murderers won't free the children's souls. The souls are misguided. Revenge can't free them. Revenge will just lead to more innocent people dying, like you did. What those souls need.. ..is the party they never got to have. Their Happiest Day. A large yellow bear robot can't organize a birthday party. We need a human. An adult who's willing to help us. If you wish to help us.. I can give you life again. I can make your corpse 'live' again. It won't be easy, and it won't be pretty. I can make your body 'live' again, but I can't ever put your soul back into your body. You'll have to put on pounds of makeup, so people won't see your scars, or your rotting skin. Your body will begin to rot,and you'll no longer resemble a person anymore. People won't consider you as a human either. You'll be one of us. But, don't stop, don't ever stop. They must see their Happiest Day. You're the only person capable of saving them. Get as many different jobs as you can. Change your name constantly. Never stop coming back. You must always come back. Do good, show the children kindness and give them the party they never got to have. Once I give you life, you won't be able to stop until you free everyone who's waiting to be freed. Can you do this for us? I need you to promise that you'll save everyone. Please. Make the world brand new.
  The Real Fredbear: Thank you. Good luck, nightguard. R I S E
  (Old Sport/Jack crawls out of the Fredbear suit and the cutscene ends)
  - What makes this even more tearjerking is if you were to not to go through with the promise and get a different ending.
- On Saturday, Phone guy asks you what you plan on doing for the future now that you no longer have to work at Freddy's anymore. You can tell him that you're just going to get a job at another Freddy's location, which he doesn't seem to understand.
  Phone Guy: W-What? You're just gonna go and get a job at another Freddy's location? I swear, (Player), I'll never understand that. You're finally free, after a year of slavery.. and you'd just come back, willingly? The other locations aren't any better, y'know. They're just like this one. Sure, the robots may a little different in every joint. But, no matter what.. You'll see death. Dead nightguards.. dead children.. You'll see the same excuses, each and every time. More managers.. ..who are all just like me.. For the first time, there's nothing forcing you to come back to Freddy's. Why don't you just run, and never come back? I would.
  Phone Guy: Oh, (Player).. I'm so sorry. I sometimes forget you're so lonely. Y'know, I can see it in your eyes. Even when you're in a suit, I can see it. There's something about the way that you stand. When you stand by yourself, you look like the loneliest creature on earth.
- There's a little bit more he has to say if you're pursuing the Perfect ending.
  Phone Guy: Anyway.. I've been thinking about that conversation we had a few nights ago, when you were rigging Dave's suit. I shared a weird memory with you, do you remember? About the guy named Peter getting springtrapped in the Rat suit? Well, since that talk of ours.. Tons of other strange memories have been flooding into my head. All of them from this 'Peter' guy's perspective. It's weird, but.. they seem more real than some of my memories here at Freddy's. And they all take place in the 1970's, or before. ..I've been remembering all sorts of things. Peter's surname is Kennedy. He had a wife named Caroline. And a son too, who's probably around 15, by now. For some reason, I can remember the little things too. Peter's favourite food, his dog's name, even where he lived. He lived up in Colorado, just outside of Denver. I- I think I'm done chasing the pot at the end of the fake rainbow. When my shift ends, I'm going home, to Peter's house. It.. just feels right, y'know?
  - What makes this even sadder is if you look at it from Caroline's perspective. Her husband disappears out of the blue, and considering the shadiness of Fazbender's, they probably didn't tell her what happened to him. Meanwhile, Peter is made into this game's Phone Guy and has no memory of Caroline, so even if she knew he was alive, he wouldn't recognize her at first (Though it seems that his memory would be jogged eventually if a memory of his life as Peter is brought up to him, making this less tearjerking).
  - Something even worse is that this is true fo

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