The exit to the house should be locked and they won't come from there.
*sigh*You're in the living room, right? Try focusing on the three entrances behind you. Do you understand that, ma'am? It is very important that whatever occurs, just DON'T.LET THEM.SEE YOU! Alright?" Michael: "Listen, there are monsters that are going to arrive to your room real soon. It's all my fault! You need to stay calm, I'll try to help you through this, just please listen to me very carefully." Michael: "Uh, ma'am, I am very, very sorry. Val: "My husband? No he isn't, h-he just went to- what do you mean I'm in danger?" There is no time to explain just know that you are in grave danger. Val: "Who is it, what in god's name is going on here?"
Michael: "Uh, hello? Is someone there? If anyone is there, please respond immediately!" The screen then fades to black, starting the night. Soon after, Val hears a loud thump and the lights start to flicker before turning off, as she questions its source. Soon after Scott agrees, he offers to check once more on the state of everything, leaving the living room and Val behind. In hopes of easing Scott's worry, Val suggests staying in the living room throughout the night, spending time with each other and ensuring nothing bad happens. In the pre-night cutscene, Scott and Val are talking about Michael, with Scott stating about that he feels uneasy about a stranger sleeping in the room right next to their kids. The player would have to turn the lights back on to stop her. Ignited Chica would attempt to attack whenever the lights turned off and the TV changed to static. To get rid of him, the player would have to simply flash him with their flashlight. Ignited Foxy would attack from the double doors behind the player, and they would hear him creak open the doors. Ignited Bonnie behaved the same as Ignited Freddy, with the only difference being that he approached from the left. Ignited Freddy would approach from the door to the right, much like the current version of the level, and the player would have to continuously check the keyhole for him, and when he was about to enter, they would have to hide behind the couch until he left or else he would jumpscare them.
The entrances to the living room were completely different, with the doors on the sides being the ones with the keyholes, while the double doors behind the player didn't have keyholes, and the TV simply displayed Ignited Chica slumped over in an unknown room. The player was Scott, and the phone call was a casual conversation between him and Michael. In the demo and original release of the game, Living Room appeared as the first level, and was completely different. The Joy of Creation: Story Mode Living Room Demo
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