Five Nights at Wario's

You've landed a gig watching over Wario's sprawling, dimly lit warehouse from a cramped security office. It sounds simple enough, but after midnight, strange sounds echo through the vents, and flickering monitors reveal odd figures lurking in the shadows. Wario and his crew—Waluigi, and other questionable characters—aren't just wandering around; they're determined to reach your office. Your only defenses are a set of door controls and a limited power supply that drains faster the more you use it. As each night passes, the crew gets bolder and more unpredictable. You'll need to keep a close eye on the camera feeds, listen for footsteps, and decide when to seal the doors or conserve power. One wrong call could leave you vulnerable, and letting your guard down for even a moment could trigger a startling encounter. The game tests your ability to stay calm under pressure, manage resources wisely, and trust your instincts when the lights start to flicker.

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What is Five Nights at Wario's

A night shift at Wario's warehouse sounds like easy money, but you'll quickly learn it's a test of nerves. Can you survive until sunrise?

How to Play

Use your mouse (or touch controls) to switch between camera feeds and click the door buttons to seal the left or right entrance. Keep an eye on the power meter—each action drains it, and if it hits zero, you're left in the dark.

Tips for Playing

  • Conserve power by checking cameras in short bursts rather than leaving them on continuously.
  • Listen for footsteps or door thuds to figure out which side the threat is approaching from.
  • Don't keep both doors closed for too long; you'll waste power quickly.
  • Memorize the camera spots where the crew typically appears to track their movements faster.
  • When in doubt, close the door on the side you suspect—it's better to be safe than sorry.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if my power runs out?

If the power reaches zero, all systems shut down—including lights and doors—leaving you exposed until morning. It's a game over.

Can I pause the game?

Most browser versions don't have a pause feature, so you'll need to stay on your toes once a night starts.

Are there any jumpscares?

Yes, being caught by Wario or his crew triggers a sudden jumpscare that ends the night, so be prepared for some startling moments.

How many nights do I need to survive?

The standard mode has five nights, each one ramping up the difficulty with faster and more erratic behavior from the characters.

Is there a way to know which character is nearby?

You can use the cameras to spot their positions, but audio cues like whispering or laughter can also hint that someone is close.

What's the best strategy for the later nights?

Focus on efficiency: check each camera only briefly, close doors only when absolutely necessary, and try to predict movement patterns based on earlier nights.

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