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#How many people play bendy and the ink machine free#

He also notice that the newest intern Drew hired named Buddy went missing too. He was keeping on his toes since they started to begin. One especially was Susie Campbell who he remembered last time seeing was distraught about being replaced as Alice angel's voice actress. But what worried him more was how people around the studios kept vanishing like ghosts. However a man like Napoleon Bonaparte likely had said the same thing to his troops during the invasion of Russia,and he knew how they worked out for him at the end. Granted Drew talked about many times that the studio was doing fine and normally with a man that's able to make inspiring speeches he'd feel more at ease. He felt that it might've been the reason why Drew had been making hem do more overtime as a way to pay off whatever dept he owed. He pondered more about the rumors he mentioned Wally about the studio possibly going under. 'If I get slammed with doing oil changing the ink equipment next I'm outta here!'Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚С›fter seeing Wally leave,Eddy followed out,then making a right turn. Getting enough flak from my gal about not spending some more time together.' Wally finished the last space in the room then starts to go out. 'Yeah well rumors, or not I ain't got time to do some overtime. 'That and the growing number of missing people here isn't helping him I'm sure.' Eddy looked around nervously as he said that. 'He's just a little on edge with what rumors are saying about the studio facing money problems despite what Mr Drew says.' Eddy said. 'Would it kill Connor to lighten up once in a while? You'd think working in a cartoon studio would make a fella chuckle a bit more.' 'One little slip up with the monkey wrench apparently lands me doing night shifts as a way to make me more attentive.' Wally mops around the middle of the room. 'Right on the money.' Wally said with an annoyed tone. 'Connor on your case again?' Eddy asked as he picks up his suitcase. 'Afraid I can't say the same for myself you know?' 'Well by that you mean the ones that don't have to make sure them ink pipes don't go dynamite on this joint then sure.' Wally replied as he moped. 'Anyone else gone home for the night Wally?' Eddy asked without looking at the studio's janitor Wally Franks. Eddy didn't need to ask who was it behind him. Thankful that this was the last cell he had to work on for the night,Eddy started to put everything on his desk away at the folder,and pack his own stuff to carry home.He then heard someone come next to him ,hearing then a mop plop down behind him. He sighed in annoyance at that,as he placed the finishing touches on the picture of Bendy about to give Alice Angel flowers.

#How many people play bendy and the ink machine free#

He lost count on how many social events,and free time he missed out on all because of how his boss demanded overtime from him and his fellow cartoonists. To say that working for the famous Joey Drew owner of Joey Drew Studios and home of renowned cartoon icon Bendy the Dancing Demon demanded blood and sweat along with talent would be the understatement of the century. For a guy like Edward Blake it was the city version of hearing cicadas in the countryside which soothed him during his time,slumping over the drawing board as he made sure the lines on the cartoon characters he was doing are smooth as possible. Either they be towards home,work, shopping or really anything that warrants fast travel,it was hard to hear them unless you're hard of hearing. Car noises blared across the city sky as they drive off to their specific destination.