One Night at Flumpty’s 2 is a game that can test the mettle of even the most seasoned players. To succeed, an understanding of the game mechanics is crucial. Your main tasks are to monitor the cameras and control the light switch and the “Patience” meter. Let’s dissect these functions. Firstly, the cameras serve as your eyes throughout the building; you must use them to keep track of Flumpty and his friends. Use the light switch to deter Birthday Boy Blam (BBB) and Grunkfuss the Clown when they get close to the door. The “Patience” meter is specifically for The Owl. The Owl has two vents (red and green), and once its patience depletes, it will attack from one of these vents. Your goal is to close the vent The Owl is going to attack from.

Now for a detailed walkthrough, the game starts at 12 AM with Flumpty and BBB moving around. Keep an eye on their positions while managing the light switch for BBB. By 1 AM, The Owl will also start moving. To effectively monitor The Owl, keep an eye on the Patience meter. Once it hits zero, The Owl will fly down the color of the vent indicated on the meter. If the meter shows a green color, close the green vent and vice versa for red. Be cautious as The Owl becomes more aggressive as the night progresses. The Eyesaur comes into play at 2 AM and can only be seen when all cameras are blacked out. Toggle between the light switch and the cameras rapidly to make it visible and keep it at bay. Grunkfuss becomes active at 3 AM, and you need to handle him similar to BBB using the light switch.

Remember, your exposure meter is essentially your lifeline, and it increases when the antagonists are in your room. It will slowly decrease if there are no enemies around, but if it reaches its maximum limit, you are defeated. Thus use the cameras, light switch, and vents judiciously. At 4 AM, all characters become extremely aggressive. Balance your usage of the light, cameras, and vents to keep them at bay, and make it to 6 AM. Beware of Golden Flumpty after 5 AM as he can appear at any moment and instantly fill up your exposure meter. Turn off the light to avoid them. Making it past these six hours of escalating tension is the main challenge. Good luck!