One Night At David Classic

A new restaurant opens in the city,called ''David Pizza Palace'', your Oscar Gonzales, you accept the offer. Listen to the instructions of the man on the phone.

Inspired in Fnaf 2 by Scott Cawthon

Originally by victoraranda.

David’s Pizza Palace stands on a lonely corner of town, its neon sign flickering through the night like a distant lighthouse. To most, it’s just another pizza joint — a place where families gather after soccer games, where children run wild in the arcade, and where the smell of melted cheese and sizzling dough fills the air. But for Oscar Gonzales, it’s something far more than that.

After months of searching for work, Oscar thought he struck gold when he landed a job at David’s. A place where he could finally get back on his feet, earn some cash, and maybe even start over. Yet, the moment he steps inside, he feels the odd pull of something lurking beneath the surface — an unsettling hush behind the walls, a smile from a coworker that lingers too long, posters that seem just a little too faded.

As the sun sets and the last customers shuffle out, the palace transforms. The bright lights and cheerful music turn into a hollow echo through the empty dining hall. Strange noises drift from the darkened corridors, whispers that bounce between pizza ovens and prize machines. Each creak of the floorboards feels like a warning, each shadow like a silent observer.

Oscar finds himself drawn into the palace’s hidden past — a history of forgotten workers, unexplained disappearances, and secrets that cling to the walls like grease stains. David, the enigmatic owner, remains a mystery; his portrait smiles down from every wall, eyes following you wherever you go. There are rumors, passed around in hushed voices, about what really happened after closing time. But no one ever seems to finish the story.

Oscar came for a simple job, but what he finds instead is a labyrinth of fear and obsession, of loyalty twisted into something monstrous. Every corner of David’s Pizza Palace feels alive, as if the building itself is watching, waiting.

In this place, Oscar must confront not just the darkness that crawls behind the arcade machines or hides beneath the red-and-white checkered tablecloths — but the darkness within himself.

David’s Pizza Palace invites you to step inside, breathe in the scent of fresh dough and old secrets, and see how far you’ll go to keep a smile on your face when the lights go out.