The Office is the player's room in Treasure Island. This is where Jake Smith spends the majority of his time on the island. It is connected to the rest of the resort via the Lounge and the Freezer.
Appearance
The Generation 2 Office is vastly different compared to its original iteration, with its geometry and texture maps having been improved significantly.
Several wires now dangle from the ceiling upon which a ceiling fan now resides, and the "Discovery Island" sign has been given a new logo. Curiously, a graffiti marking of Mickey Mouse's head is visible behind the sign. A water heater can be seen towards the left side of the room, and caution tape has been scattered around. Two spot lamps can also be seen pointing towards the doorways.
The player's desk now has two pin buttons, as well as a computer mouse. The pencils, notebook, and mysterious ink splatter have been removed altogether.
On the computer, there's a blue poster of a cat and the word "Believe!".
The Office consists of two doorways; one leading to the Lounge on the left, and the other leading to the Freezer on the right. Throughout the room, several metal pipes, various cardboard boxes, stockpiles of wooden crate pallets, an old television set, and a chair are visible. Numerous old papers, Disney posters, and a hammer also litter the floor, with the exception of one depicting Oswald on the left, and the other depicting the 1930s Mickey Mouse cartoon The Cactus Kid on the right. A sign with the inscription "Treasure Island" sits against the right wall.
The wooden desk at which the player sits has a telephone, a monitor with a keyboard, some pencils, a notebook, a cigarette inside of an ashtray, and a map of the island itself. A Mickey Mouse figurine wearing a yellow shirt with blue pants is seen on the desk as well. Curiously, a small splotch of an ink-like substance is visible on the desk in the center, and it is currently unknown where it came from or who it belongs to.
The room is notably detailed with a dust particle effect to add a realistic atmosphere when the lights are turned on.Inhabitants
Only the player is inside this room. However, all of the toons, costumes, humanoids, and animatronics are able to enter and attack the player once in this room. The player has to defend themselves to survive through the night.
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Custom Night
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Trivia
- Whenever someone enters the Office or moves in the official game, the sound of a chair sliding across the wooden floor of the room will rarely play. The byte sounds like a grainy, squeaky whistle and is played in a randomized number of rhythmic, short bursts.
- The blend file of Gen 1 Office is lost.
- Surprisingly however, beta version's is not.
The Classic Office is the player's room in the original version of Five Nights at Treasure Island, as well as in Classic Mode. This is where Jake Smith spends the majority of his time on the island. It is connected to the rest of the resort via the Classic Lounge and the Classic Meat Freezer.
Appearance
The Classic Office is very bare-bones in appearance compared to its other iterations. It consists of one doorway leading to the Classic Lounge on the left, and another leading to the Classic Meat Freezer on the right. The walls are made of what appears to be water-stained concrete. A Donald Duck poster and an old newspaper are barely seen lying on the floor.
Caution tape clutters the right-most wall, upon which an old poster depicting the 1930s Mickey Mouse cartoon The Cactus Kid resides. An old, rusty metal industrial pipe and an old sign with the inscription "Treasure Island, Resort Wear & Gifts" sit against this same wall. An industrial air conditioner can be seen against the left side of the room.
The metal desk at which the player sits has a mobile phone, a computer monitor, a pencil, a cigarette inside of an ashtray, a map of Treasure Island, and a 1960s button pin advertising the Mickey Mouse Club.
Inhabitants
Only the player is inside this room. However, all of the costumes are able to enter and attack the player once in this room. The player has to defend themselves to survive through the night.
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Gameplay
Beta/Unused Content
Trivia
- The mobile phone seen on the desk appears to be a freelance design, although the screen itself is a direct rip from an iPhone 5, which first released in December of 2012.
- The design of the mobile phone's case is a reference to the 2010 superhero dark comedy film Kick Ass.
The Office is the player's room in the Remastered 1.0 version of Five Nights at Treasure Island, as well as in the first level of Memories Mode. This is where Jake Smith spends the majority of his time on the island. It is connected to the rest of the resort via the Lounge and the Meat Freezer.
Appearance
The Office is nearly identical to its Classic iteration. It consists of one doorway leading to the Lounge on the left, and another leading to the Meat Freezer on the right. The walls are made of what appears to be water-stained concrete. A Donald Duck poster and an old newspaper are barely seen lying on the floor.
Caution tape clutters the right-most wall, upon which an old poster depicting the 1930s Mickey Mouse cartoon The Cactus Kid resides. An old, rusty metal industrial pipe and an old sign with the inscription "Treasure Island, Resort Wear & Gifts" sit against this same wall. An industrial air conditioner can be seen against the left side of the room.
The metal desk at which the player sits has a mobile phone, a computer monitor, a pencil, a cigarette inside of an ashtray, a map of Treasure Island, and a 1960s button pin advertising the Mickey Mouse Club.
Like other rooms in this version of the game, a filter consisting of brighter lighting, stronger saturation, and vignette has been applied in an attempt to improve the room's appearance.
Inhabitants
Only the player is inside this room. However, all of the costumes and humanoids are able to enter and attack the player once in this room. The player has to defend themselves to survive through the night.
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Gameplay
The Office is the player's room in the Remastered 2.0 version of Five Nights at Treasure Island, as well as in the second level of Memories Mode. This is where Jake Smith spends the majority of his time on the island. It is connected to the rest of the resort via the Lounge and the Meat Freezer.
Appearance
In this version of the game, the Office has been given a complete redesign. Like its Classic version, a doorway on the left leads to the Lounge, while a doorway on the right leads to the Meat Freezer. The walls are made of decaying and rusted two-tone metal panels with wooden trim.
Like its original iteration, caution tape clutters the right-most wall, upon which an old poster depicting the 1930s Mickey Mouse cartoon The Cactus Kid resides. An old, rusty metal industrial pipe and an old sign with the inscription "Treasure Island, Resort Wear & Gifts" sits against this same wall, although one of its support beams has snapped, exposing wiring used to power the lights within and overturning a trash bin in the process. An industrial air conditioner can be seen against the left side of the room, and several television monitors are scattered about. An additional poster advertising Grenada Mickey Mouse stamps is barely visible at the back.
The metal desk at which the player sits has a computer monitor, a pencil, a cigarette inside of an ashtray, a couple of loose, stray wires, and a map of the island. The mobile phone and button pin from the previous incarnation have been removed.
Like other rooms in this version of the game, a filter consisting of brighter lighting, stronger saturation, and vignette has been applied in an attempt to improve the room's appearance.
Inhabitants
Only the player is inside this room. However, all of the costumes and humanoids are able to enter and attack the player once in this room. The player has to defend themselves to survive through the night.
Gallery
Gameplay
Beta/Unused Content
The Office is the player's room in the Remastered 3.0 version of Five Nights at Treasure Island, as well as in the third level of Memories Mode. This is where Jake Smith spends the majority of his time on the island. It is connected to the rest of the resort via the Lounge and the Meat Freezer.
Appearance
The Office is nearly identical to its predecessor, with a doorway on the left leading to the Lounge and a doorway on the right leading to the Meat Freezer. The walls are made of decaying and rusted two-tone metal panels with wooden trim, although these appear to use different textures.
Caution tape clutters the right-most wall, upon which a blank poster resides. An old, rusty metal industrial pipe and an old sign with the inscription "Treasure Island, Resort Wear & Gifts" sits against this same wall, although one of its support beams has snapped, exposing wiring used to power the lights within and overturning a trash bin in the process. An industrial air conditioner can be seen against the left side of the room, and several television monitors are scattered about. An additional blank poster is barely visible at the back.
The metal desk at which the player sits has a computer monitor, a pencil, a cigarette inside of an ashtray, a couple of loose, stray wires, and a map of the island.
Inhabitants
Only the player is inside this room. However, all of the toons and humanoids are able to enter and attack the player once in this room. The player has to defend themselves to survive through the night.
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Gameplay
Beta/Unused Content
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Trivia
- It, along with the rest of the rooms, were originally planned to be completely remodelled by PingProductions. These efforts were later scrapped after he had been booted from the game's development team, resulting in the model from the previous remaster being recycled.
- A screenshot of what appears to be the original Office redesign was seemingly used in a teaser image on DeviantArt to promote the game's second trailer. According to the teaser, the redesigned Office would have used wooden panels for the walls as opposed to rusted metal. Additionally, the monitor would not be as weathered, and a telephone would occupy the desk.
The Office is the player's room in the Remastered 4.0 version of Five Nights at Treasure Island, as well as in the fourth level of Memories Mode. This is where Jake Smith spends the majority of his time on the island. It is connected to the rest of the resort via the Lounge and the Meeting Room.
Appearance
The Office has been given another complete makeover compared to its previous incarnations. A doorway on the left leads to the Lounge, while a doorway on the right leads to the Meeting Room. Similarly to its Classic iteration, the walls are made of water-stained concrete.
The right-most wall has a ventilation shaft with several stray wires strewn about, leading directly to the player's desk. These same wires can be seen across the ceiling. Industrial metal pipes, metal lockers, an empty bucket, and a Mickey Mouse-themed clock clutter the wall directly in front of the player's view. The left wall is adorned with more piping units, two trash cans, and what appears to be an intercom speaker next to the left doorway. An old sign with the inscription "Treasure Island, Resort Wear & Gifts" sits against this same wall. Television monitors and crumpled up pieces of paper are also scattered about the room, and pieces of the wooden floorboards are either missing or damaged.
The metal desk at which the player sits has a walkie-talkie, two pens, a notepad with a sketch of Mickey Mouse's face that can also be seen on a stray sheet of paper, a cigarette inside of an ashtray, and a map of Treasure Island.
Inhabitants
Only the player is inside this room. However, all of the toons and humanoids are able to enter and attack the player once in this room. The player has to defend themselves to survive through the night.
Gallery
Gameplay
Beta/Unused Content
Miscellaneous
Videos
The Office is the player's room in all three Remastered 5.0 versions of Five Nights at Treasure Island, with its second iteration appearing in the fifth and final level of Memories Mode. This is where Jake Smith spends the majority of his time on the island. It is connected to the rest of the resort via the Lounge and the Meat Freezer.
Appearance
In V1, the Office has been redesigned using the Remastered 2.0 version as a template. As such, a doorway on the left leads to the Lounge, while a doorway on the right leads to the Meat Freezer like the original model. The walls are made of decaying and rusted two-tone metal panels with a red, rusty metal trim.
Caution tape clutters the right-most wall, upon which an old poster depicting the 1930s Mickey Mouse cartoon The Cactus Kid resides. An old, rusty metal industrial pipe and an old sign with the inscription "Treasure Island, Resort Wear & Gifts" sits against this same wall, although one of its support beams has snapped, exposing wiring used to power the lights within and overturning a trash bin in the process.
The metal desk at which the player sits has a laptop, a pencil, a cigarette inside of an ashtray, a couple of loose, stray wires, and a map of the island.
As with the rest of the rooms in this version of the game, bumpmaps and a filter consisting of brighter lighting and stronger saturation have been applied in an attempt to improve the room's appearance. A lens flare effect has also been added on top of the lightbulb.
In V2, the Office has once again recieved a makeover, using the V1 model as a guide. As such, a doorway on the left leads to the Lounge, while a doorway on the right leads to the Meat Freezer like the original model. The walls are made of decaying wood and scratched metal panels with a red, rusty metal trim.
Caution tape clutters the right-most wall, upon which an old poster depicting the 1930s Mickey Mouse cartoon The Cactus Kid resides. An old, rusty metal industrial pipe and an old sign with the inscription "Treasure Island!" sits against this same wall, although one of its support beams has snapped, exposing wiring used to power the lights within and overturning a trash bin in the process.
The metal desk at which the player sits has a pencil, a cigarette inside of an ashtray, and a Mickey Mouse figurine wearing a yellow shirt with blue pants.
As with the rest of the rooms in this version of the game, bumpmaps have been applied in an attempt to improve the room's appearance. In-game, the imagery is compressed using dithering and color reduction as a way to provide a similar feel to old, gritty 1990s point-and-click games.
In V3, the Office has been given a completely original model. It consists of two doorways, with hallways leading to the Lounge on the left and the Meat Freezer on the right, respectively. The walls are made of water-stained concrete and green, scratched metal panels with a black trim. Cobwebs, stray wires, crumpled sheets of paper, cardboard boxes, small chairs, and television monitors are scattered about the room and even past the wooden doors.
An old poster depicting the 1929 Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoon Alpine Antics resides against the wall directly in front of the player, upon which an old sign with the inscription "Discovery Island, A Very Special Zoological Park" sits, although one of its support beams has snapped, exposing wiring. An industrial water can be seen against the left side of the room alongside several pipes and an additional poster depicting the 1929 Mickey Mouse cartoon The Barn Dance.
The metal desk at which the player sits has a small French fries box, a cigarette inside of an ashtray, a map of Discovery Island, another crumpled piece of paper, and a Mickey Mouse figurine wearing a yellow shirt with blue pants. Underneath the desk is a Disney Cruise travel checklist, Jake Smith's binder, a metal trash can with even more crumpled pieces of paper, and a Mickey Mouse doll. This same doll can be seen by the left doorway.Inhabitants
Only the player is inside this room. However, all of the costumes and animatronics are able to enter and attack the player once in this room. The player has to defend themselves to survive through the night.
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Gameplay (5.0)
Gameplay (5.0 V2)
Gameplay (5.0 V3)
Beta/Unused Content
Trivia
- Office is the only finished model for FNaTI 5.0 V3.
The Office is the player's room in Five Nights at Treasure Island: Anniversary Edition. This is where Jake Smith spends the majority of his time on the island. It is connected to the rest of the resort via the Lounge and the Meat Freezer.
Appearance
The Office is heavily based off of its Classic iteration. It consists of one doorway leading to the Lounge on the left, and another leading to the Meat Freezer on the right. The walls are made of what appears to be water-stained concrete and weathered brick tiles with wooden trim. Cobwebs, stray wires, crumpled sheets of paper, and wooden crates are scattered about the room, while industrial piping is adorned against most of the walls.
Caution tape clutters the right-most wall, upon which an old poster depicting the 1930s Mickey Mouse cartoon The Cactus Kid resides. An old, rusty metal industrial pipe and an old sign with the inscription "Treasure Island, Resort Wear & Gifts" sit against this same wall, seemingly having knocked over a metal trash can. An industrial air conditioner can be seen against the left side of the room.
The metal desk at which the player sits has a computer monitor, a pencil, a cigarette inside of an ashtray, a map of Treasure Island, and a 1960s button pin advertising the Mickey Mouse Club. A Mickey Mouse-themed telephone with a keypad sits on the wooden crate directly beside the desk, which can be interacted with.
Inhabitants
Only the player is inside this room. However, all of the costumes are able to enter and attack the player once in this room. The player has to defend themselves to survive through the night.
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Anniversary Edition
The Office is the player's room from Abandoned Enigma in Treasure Island.
Appearance
TBA
Inhabitants
Only the player is inside this room. However, all of the suits are able to enter and attack the player once in this room. The player has to defend themselves to survive through the night.
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Abandoned Enigma
Abandoned Enigma (Power Out)
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The Office is the player's room in Oblitus Casa. This is where Jake Smith spends the majority of his time on the island. It is connected to the rest of the resort via CAM 4, CAM 6, CAM 9, and the Attic.
Appearance
The Office consists of four possible entryways; on the left is a ladder providing direct access to the Attic, directly in front of the player is a window and an additional doorway connecting to CAM 9 and CAM 4 respectively, and on the right is a doorway leading to CAM 6. The walls are made of wooden planks, as are the floors. Stray wires, crumpled sheets of paper, a single television monitor, and several cardboard boxes are scattered about the room, while stickers in the shape of Mickey Mouse's head are adorned in a pattern against most of the walls. A carpet in the middle of the room consists of a similarly-themed border.
A book shelf resides directly in between the window and the front-most doorway, consisting of some faded books as well as a Donald Duck figurine. In the corner of the room are a few vintage Disney cartoon advertisements, as well as a large banner with the inscription "Disney's Discovery Island". A wooden desk containing a book and a chair are also visible, providing access to a telephone. An additional black-and-white poster reading "Discovery Island" is pinned.
Inhabitants
Only the player is inside this room. However, all of the toons are able to enter and attack the player once in this room. The player has to keep the enemies out of the office to survive through the night.
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Custom Night
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The Office is the player's room post-mortem in Oblitus Casa. This is where Jake Smith fights for a second chance after death. It is connected to the rest of the realm via CAM 2 and CAM 7.
Appearance
The Office in Post-Mortem is similar in size and appearance of the Office from Treasure Island, but with several slight differences. As seen with the inclusion of a telephone, the toy, and a feather in an ink cup on the table. Along with that, Graffiti and a window are on the walls of the office, and two small stools reside behind the table.
Inhabitants
Only the player is inside this room. However, all of the Shades are able to enter and attack the player once in this room. The player has to keep the enemies out of the office to survive.
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The Office is the player's room from 7 Days Free.
Appearance
Office takes place in a vent system, in the middle of the room contains a table that has a monitor with a framed photo, a soda cup, papers and a card all around it and a miniature Helpy Nutz figure. Along with some drawings on the walls.
The left of the room has two drawings and the right of the room has one. And in the back of the room is a hallway with a red island sign.
Inhabitants
Scrap Candice, Charmy, and Molten Deez all can enter the Office through the ventilation on the player's left and right. Scrap Face can enter the Office through the hallway behind the player. Farfour can appear in the office from every side and Red Anomaly appears on the player's monitor.
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The Office is the player's room from Nightmare Before Disney 2015.
Appearance
On the left and right sides of the room there are spikes With normal Mickey Mouse head that poked. A "Treasure Island" sign is hung on the wall on the right, with tables in the middle of the room with normal Mickey heads on them. There is a large door on the right side of the room, with two other doors in the front. The door on the left has metal bars that protect it, and the door on the right is a normal door that appears to be dark inside. A small window is in between the two doors. A Photo-Negative Minnie head.
This version of the Office is smaller in size, and has some other slight differences. For example, the placement of some of the spikes, the size of the entryways, etc.
But there are some new inclusions too, such as the inclusion of meat hooks, the less amount of heads, and the head of Impure Mouse. Everything else remains the same.Inhabitants
Only the player is inside this room. However, all of the nightmares are able to enter and attack the player once in this room.
In the original demo, only Nightmare Suicide Mouse and Nightmare Photo-Negative Mickey can enter the Office.
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Gameplay (NBD 2015)
Gameplay (NBD 2015 V2)
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Miscellaneous
The Office is the player's room from Nightmare Before Disney 2016.
Appearance
The Office includes monitors on the floor and walls, as well as a shelf under the middle hole, along with two classic Mickey head-props placed on it. To the player's right, a hallway can be spotted. Another hallway can be seen in the middle, and another behind a cage on the left side of the Office.
In the Halloween Edition, the TV monitors are turned on, showing a dimly orange screen. Pumpkin decorations can be seen inside the room.
Inhabitants
Only the player is inside this room. However, all of the ink-blots are able to enter and attack the player once inside this room. The player has to defend themselves to survive through the night.
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Gameplay (NBD 2016)
Gameplay (Halloween Edition)
Videos
The Office is the player's room from Nightmare Before Disney 2 April Fools.
Appearance
The Office has stone walls, a desk that has two boxes and a trash can underneath it, a computer, a small Mickey Mouse toy, and two paint cans. On the ceiling there is a rusty pipe with an orange valve, near the pipe there is an air vent that is caged off. To the right of the office are two more rusty pipes and a doorway to the hallway.
Inhabitants
Both Glitch Face and Glitch Oswald can enter the Office if the player hasn't been dealing with them, but Bent Ortensia will start in the Office due to her being on your notepad.
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The Office is the player's room from Red Oddities.
Appearance
The Office is a small room, with two doors, one desk, a museum label, a blue table with a desk fan on top of it, the Treasure Island sign, the Puppet's mask and a image of Flumpty in a frame. There are crumpled papers scattered on the floor, a wire runs through one of the doorways, and the walls appear to be made of brick.
Inhabitants
Every character aside from Freddy will appear in the Office.
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The Office is the player's room from Blue Oddities.
Appearance
The Office is a large room with two pillars, one hallway in the center, a desk with drawings of Red, Green and Blue, Nightmare Oswald's head, a Birthday Boy Blam toy and a TV monitor in the center.
Inhabitants
The player character, Tyler Ahlstrom stays in the office throughout the entirety of the game, although every other character can appear in the Office.
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