NIGHT 1
Night 1 is the first night in the main game. It is the easiest night in the main game to beat. Only Wario and Waluigi become active on this night.
Unlike the original Five Nights at Wario's, Waluigi enters through the right, so this night is a little more difficult than Night 1 in the original game.
STRATEGY
TRIVIA
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This is the first night to feature a phone call, visible cameras, and room names, something Night 0 either didn't have or kept secret.
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Like all nights, no characters are active until the phone call stops playing.
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The ambience is exclusive to Night 1. It is the sound of crickets chirping.
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The phone guy talks about "something that happened 7 years ago", aka the events of the introduction.
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It is theorized Luigi has a rare chance to move on Night 1 in the original FNAW, however it is completely impossible for Luigi to move on Night 1 in RTTF.
This is the first night of the main game you play, meaning this is the first night you can die on.
This night only features Wario and Waluigi as active enemies, and they are on relatively slow AI vales.
It is possible to bypass this night by mainly staying in the office and occasionally checking the left or right doors without camera usage. However, Wario and Waluigi do not make a noise when they leave, so it is advised you check the cameras to know if they are in a random room in the factory, rather than at your door.
The middle light works on this night, but it is useless until Night 2. It is a good time to practice using it without stakes, however.
CALL
Uh...hello? Are you there?.. Oh, good, glad you arrived safely. Well, welcome to Wario’s Factory... congrats on being hired! We’re glad you wanted to take this job, um, it wasn’t easy to find someone capable of the job. Now, as the night guard, your job is simple. Check the security cameras, and watch over the building to make sure nothing goes wrong...like a robbery, a machine breaking down, or...both. Sounds easy, right? Well, it really is that easy… It’s almost too good to be true, heh!
Now, I should probably tell you about the backstory around this place...you see, this factory was just recently reopened by the company...it’s been closed for seven years by now. While we aren’t sure what exactly caused the factory to close, we do know that something unusual happened here seven years ago, which led to the factory’s closure...Intriguing, isn’t it?
Now, before I go, I should probably read all the dumb legal stuff. *Ahem*, ‘Welcome to Wario’s. Wario’s Fast Food Factory is happy to have you work in this establishment for us, we greatly appreciate it. By working as the night guard in this establishment, you are accepting to follow the rules of the building to ensure the building stays in top condition while no one else is there. As always, if something tragic may occur, the company will file a report of the incident within 100 days of the tragedy’s occurrence. Wario’s Fast Food Factory is not responsible for any injury or death caused in any way.’ That all might sound bad, but don’t worry, the security in this building is top notch, so theoretically nothing bad can occur. Also, as it should be necessary, you can close the doors or turn on the lights next to you, however use these sparingly, as there’s only a limited supply of power during the night. Well, that should be it...once the sun rises at 6 AM, you are free to leave. Have a good night, and I’ll talk to you tomorrow night.