01
Starting before the full ticket is known
Observed: The order pad and kitchen board show both a base and topping combination.
Recommendation: read the full order pad before starting prep.
Eight ways the shift slips
Each problem below pairs a verified observation with an explicitly labeled recommendation. The repair advice is not presented as an official rule.
Problem → evidence → recommended fix
Repair the leak you can see
02
Leaving a waffle on the iron
Observed: The waffle uses a doneness meter and can visibly ignite when left too long.
Recommendation: Use the visible doneness meter as the source of truth.
03
Trusting only the counter view
Observed: Some abnormalities appear only in CCTV; CAM 1 shows the register from another angle.
Recommendation: compare the direct customer view with CCTV before admitting a doubtful customer.
04
Delivering the wrong urgent ticket
Observed: Three urgent countdowns can run together, and the Orders board can display two active columns.
Recommendation: match the visible order number before delivery.
05
Continuing routine prep through a shared fault
Observed: A freezer fault and a power outage both trigger dedicated repair interfaces.
Recommendation: pause routine prep when repairs block the shared kitchen.
06
Waiting for the sanity HUD to become critical
Observed: A back-room Coffee Cup is labeled as restoring sanity.
Recommendation: use staff coffee during a lull.
07
Leaving every used dish for later
Observed: Used dishes stay on tables with a cleanup interaction marker.
Recommendation: clear a dirty plate on each return trip through the dining room.
08
Rebuilding the queue from memory
Observed: Accepted tickets are mirrored on the large kitchen Orders board, including while some repairs occur.
Recommendation: use the Orders board as the shared source of truth.
Official scene image used for identification and commentary. The verified list beside it comes from Place-linked gameplay.
ANOMALY WATCHLIST · NON-EXHAUSTIVE
Visible cues demonstrated in footage
- A cursed or distorted face
- A duplicated or twin tail
- An abnormality visible only on CCTV
- A skull-like green face
- A highly distorted red customer model
- A flesh-textured red booth customer
- Two nearly identical red customers together
No exhaustive anomaly roster or guaranteed counter table was approved. Use these as examples, not as a complete answer key.
Maintenance and danger
What can keep running while repairs happen
Urgent timers and the Orders board may stay active during a blackout or maintenance sequence.
FREEZERTimed Tap repair
Target zone visible; one recorded interface shows a 0.7× multiplier.
POWERColored-wire Connect repair
The outage darkens both service and kitchen areas.
KITCHENPest + splatter + particles
A flying pest and bubbling or splattering maintenance events are visibly demonstrated.
QUEUETimers can continue
An urgent Coffee ticket and other board items can remain active during repairs.
VERIFIED OBSERVATIONS
22approved factsAnomalies, hazards, and failure evidence
These 22 facts contain every approved anomaly cue, maintenance event, failure-pressure observation, and the recorded overcooking mistake used by this page.
Anomaly signals11
- AC-066
A cursed or distorted face is a visibly demonstrated anomaly cue in recent footage.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-067
Some abnormalities are shown only in the CCTV view rather than the direct counter view.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-068
A duplicated or twin tail is another visibly demonstrated customer warning cue.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-133
Bonny introduces CCTV as the tool for checking whether a customer looks abnormal.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-134
Bonny directs the player to use the shutter lever when someone looks strange.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-141
CAM 1 frames the register-facing customer position from a different angle than the player's direct view.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-160
A customer can arrive with a visibly skull-like green face at the register.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-162
A highly distorted red customer model can appear at the Day 7 counter.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-169
A Day 8 customer is screened on CAM 1 before the order flow continues.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-178
A flesh-textured red customer can remain seated at a booth after service.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-193
CAM 1 can show more than one customer near the service counter.
Place-linked gameplay
Observed mistake1
- AC-130
The waffle can visibly ignite when left at the cooking station too long.
Place-linked gameplay
Maintenance and hazards6
- AC-156
A large flying pest can move through the kitchen during active service.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-158
The flying-pest sequence leaves visible dark splatter across kitchen surfaces.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-176
A freezer fault produces a dedicated repair prompt at the cold-storage door.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-180
A maintenance event can produce visible bubbling or splattering particles in the kitchen.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-181
The affected kitchen appliance presents an explicit repair interaction.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-188
A power outage visibly darkens both the service area and kitchen during Day 10.
Place-linked gameplay
Failure pressure4
- AC-159
Some active orders are marked URGENT and display a red countdown timer.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-177
Three urgent order countdowns can be active at the same time.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-189
An urgent Coffee order timer can keep running during the blackout.
Place-linked gameplay - AC-192
The kitchen Orders board can keep a Coffee ticket active while maintenance repairs are occurring.
Place-linked gameplay