Six Hours with Scratch Cat Deluxe

Six Hours with Scratch Cat Deluxe is a point-and-click survival horror-but-not-really video game created on Scratch, and an attempt on making the original game better. It was released on Scratch on April 8, 2017 and on Gamejolt on July 12, 2020. The goal for the player is to survive one night at Scratch Cat's Taco Place while avoiding getting caught and kicked out of the building by the animatronic characters and tracking their movements via the restaurant's security cameras.

Instructions
"Use the mouse to look around the room. Close the doors, check the lights, and check the cameras. Don't let anyone in and don't run out of power. Let me know about anything that seems unfinished!"

Notes and Credits
"This project is better than the original game because: - Menu music is less creepy (but more depressing) - Better sound effects

- Fuzzier static

- All in vector

- The clock on the wall actually moves

- Better phone call

- This is canon and the other one was not (Note: Game is no longer canon)

- Better powerout music

- Fixed all the bugs (that I know of. Tell me if you find any more.)

UPDATE! I fixed the bug where Gobo would be in the wrong spot, and i made the power run out a little faster."

Gameplay
The player sits in an office and monitors security cameras positioned throughout the restaurant to observe the animatronic mascots. The player has a limited amount of power to view the camera feeds, light hallways, and close the doors on either side of them.

The player must use the camera feed locations in the building and hold the animatronics off using the doors. If the player fails to do this, they will be jumpscared and receive a game over. To finish the game, the player must survive from 12:00 AM to 6:00 AM (8 minutes and 36 seconds in real-time).

The four animatronics that the player must avoid are Scratch Cat and his three friends: Pico, Gobo, and Giga. There is an additional animatronic known as Ginja who has a 1 in 100 chance of appearing per night.

Stars
There are no stars to unlock in this game.

Audio
The main menu music.



The game over music.



The phone call (voiced by Tbug).



The jumpscare sound.



Reception
Little to none, actually. It never got negative reception, but never got positive reception either. Like many other projects on Scratch, it was hidden away.

Canonicity
This game is not canon to the current lore.

Trivia

 * Even though this game was an attempt at making the original better, it still was pretty terrible. This was mostly due to the fact that this version was built on top of an already broken game, which only added more hypothetical fuel to the hypothetical fire.
 * This is the game where Ginja receives his name.
 * On the bottom-left of the title screen is a teaser to Six Hours with Scratch Cat 2 (Legacy), which was still unreleased at the time.