TVhTk, which stands for The Vault hides The key is a "program" containing various logs related to Nightmare Before Disney 2016 and the fourth version of Five Nights at Treasure Island, also known as Remastered 4.0, created by StellaWisps.
Gameplay[]
The player is set before multiple sets of monitors and buttons. Inputting a code in the middle pad will make the monitor on the wall showcase a set of colors the player has to follow, to get a view for a log. There will be four differently colored blocks and a circle which can be either blue or red. To select correct blocks, the player has to use the set of buttons on the left, while the circle can be set by using one of two levers on the right. After inputting correct colors, a "GO>>" button will appear on the main monitor. Pressing it will show one of the logs found in the game.
Gameplay[]
A gameplay screenshot of TVhTk.
The room with the main monitor on the wall and an input pad on the bottom.
The buttons found on the left side of the screen.
The levers found on the right side of the screen.
Logs[]
A log written by Lisa Bertsch. The date for the log is 07-02-200X. Code: 12345.
A log written by Greg Mac Lochlainn. The date for the log is 07-03-200X. Code: 54321.
A log written by presumably Henry Miller. The date for the log is 7-05-200X. Code: 13331.
A log written by presumably Henry Miller. The date for the log is 7-06-200X. Code: 42512.
A log written by Greg Mac Lochlainn. The date for the log is 7-06-200X. Code: 55442.
A log written by Lisa Bertsch. The date for the log is 7-14-200X. Code: 12349.
A log written by presumably Henry Miller. The date for the log is 7-05-200X. Code: 95327.
A log written by Greg Mac Lochlainn. The date for the log is 7-27-200X. Code: 10007.
A log written by Greg Mac Lochlainn. The date for the log is 7-18-200x. Code: 50174.
A log written by presumably Henry Miller. The date for the log is Unknown. Code: 99105.
Beta[]
An early model of buttons and levers for the game.
Trivia[]
- TVhTk is the only teaser game which doesn't contain any teaser images, and instead gives logs with lore info.
- Much like TWGMS, instead of the codes flashing on the screen for split seconds, the codes are found by different means. All of the codes for the game were found in Nightmare Before Disney 2016, a single code would be given to the player in the Extras menu for every night the player has beaten.
- The logs in the game aren't put in correct order.
- This game does not contain audio.