Bendy and the ink Machine - Wikipedia Bendy and the ink Machine Bendy and the Ink Machine Developer ( s ) TheMeatly Games Publisher ( s ) TheMeatly Games Rooster Teeth Games Designer ( s ) theMeatly Mike Mood Matt Goles Dan Tozer Programmer ( s ) Mike Mood Artist ( s ) Dogebroyo434 Writer ( s ) theMeatly Bookpast Composer ( s ) Dogebroyo434 Engine Unity Platform ( s ) Microsoft Windows macOS Linux PlayStation 4 Xbox One Nintendo Switch Release Chapter One : Moving Pictures WW : February 10, 2017 Chapter Two : The Old Song WW : April 18, 2017 Chapter Three : Rise and Fall WW : September 28, 2017 Chapter Four : Colossal Wonders WW : April 30, 2018 Chapter Five WW : 2018 PlayStation 4, Xbox One & Nintendo Switch WW : TBA Genre ( s ) Survival horror Mode ( s ) Single - player Bendy and the Ink Machine is an episodic survival horror video game developed and published by TheMeatly Games. The game focuses on Henry, a retired cartoonist, who returns to his old studio upon an invitation from his old friend Joey Drew and discovers a nightmare of cartoon monsters seemingly created by the titular Ink Machine. The game 's first chapter was released for Linux, macOS and Microsoft Windows via Game Jolt on February 10, 2017, with a second chapter bundled with a remastered version of the first following on April 18, 2017. After the game succeeded in its Steam Greenlight campaign on February 28, 2017, both available chapters were released onto Steam on April 27, 2017. The third chapter was released on September 28, 2017 and the fourth chapter was released on April 30, 2018, after a short delay. Mike Mood, the game 's programmer, describes the game as an `` accidental success ''. Bendy and the Ink Machine was announced to be published by Rooster Teeth Games for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch sometime in 2018 after the final chapter has been completed. Contents 1 Gameplay 2 Chapters 2.1 Chapter One : Moving Pictures 2.2 Chapter Two : The Old Song 2.3 Chapter Three : Rise and Fall 2.4 Chapter Four : Colossal Wonders 3 Other media 4 Characters 4.1 Humans 4.2 Cartoon characters 4.3 Ink creatures 5 References Gameplay Bendy and the Ink Machine is a survival horror game that uses a mixture of puzzle solving, environment exploration and combat to aid Henry on his journey through the abandoned studio. Players explore through a first - person view and have limited physical actions such as running and jumping. Different items can be collected, some of which are for solving various puzzles to fix machinery or open doors. Cans of bacon soup, a reference to the game 's creator TheMeatly and his partner Mike Mood, can also be collected for both achievements and to restore Henry 's health if he is injured. Combat is primarily focused around a variety of different weapons, including axes, pipes and plungers, though the special use of a tommy gun can also be obtained as of Chapter Three. The game 's ink monsters, acting as the main enemies of the story, all have different strength levels and resilience to damage, forcing players to be tactical about keeping out of reach and striking when necessary. Some enemies can not be destroyed and must be instead hidden from in order to survive. If Henry takes too much damage, he can escape from the ink that consumes him and respawn at one of the numerous statues of a Statue of Bendy that act as checkpoints. In addition, players can find numerous audio logs throughout the studio that give more story details about the fate of the studio and its employees, similar to the systems used in games such as BioShock. Some of these logs can be missed and require further exploration to uncover the secret areas they often reside in. Chapters This section does not cite any sources. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. ( June 2017 ) Chapter one : moving pictures Henry, an animator, returns to his old animation studio, Joey Drew Studios, after receiving an invitation from his old friend and former employer, Joey Drew, to be shown something important. Having not been to the studio in 30 years, Henry finds the place seemingly abandoned. Upon finding his old animation desk and exploring the other rooms of the studio, he eventually discovers the titular Ink Machine and decides to turn it on after concluding it is what Joey wanted to show him. During the repair attempts, Henry uncovers hints from old recordings of the staff which imply that Joey was taking part in bizarre occult practices, further amplified by the gruesome discovery of a corpse in the shape of Boris the Wolf, one of the studio 's characters. After completing the necessary steps to fix the Ink Machine, he finds the path to the ink machine boarded up for some reason followed by a trail of footprints. Henry is then suddenly shocked by a humanoid ink monster that resembles the studio 's most popular character, Bendy ( who is theorized to be Joey himself ). Henry attempts to flee from `` Bendy '' as the studio starts to flood with ink and just before he reaches the exit, the floor collapses underneath him, trapping him in a room below. Using an axe to clear the path and approaching a pentagram drawn on the floor, Henry is racked with a vision of the Machine, a wheelchair, and `` Bendy '' before he falls unconscious. In the post-credit scene, the pentagram room is almost pitch grey with the candles being lit, just as this cutscene ends `` Bendy '' emerges from the shadows with his evil smile. This was later removed during the production of Chapter 2 Chapter two : the old song Waking up after his vision, Henry arrives at the same place on when he fell. He is attacked by several hostile ink creatures, the Searchers, and briefly sees the outline of what appears to be another person in the studio with him that disappears when he gets close. Henry finds several more tape recordings of how the studio fared since his departure, including one by Sammy Lawrence, the musical director for the studio, who seemingly started to worship Bendy as a deity. Another recording from Norman Polk, the studio projectionist, mentions how Sammy continually disrupted daily recording sessions by attempting to enter a custom built sanctuary, and Susie Campbell, a newcomer to the studio, talks about how she was hired to voice a new character alongside Bendy and Boris after voicing `` talking chairs and dancing chickens ''. After activating the pump in Sammy 's office to drain the flooded stairwell of the music department blocking the exit, Henry is suddenly attacked from behind and knocked out by the same person he saw earlier. Upon waking up, he finds his captor is Sammy, who has been turned into an ink creature and is wearing a Bendy mask over his face. As `` Sammy '' briefly remarks that Henry appears familiar to him, he reveals his worship of `` Bendy '', thinking that the creature will be able to return him back to human form. Intending on using Henry as a human sacrifice, the ritual backfires when `` Bendy '' arrives and presumably kills `` Sammy '' instead. Henry escapes his bindings and runs into `` Bendy '', forcing him to flee. After successfully escaping, Henry hears a noise grab his attention and is shocked to see a living version of Boris ( who is theorized to be Wally Franks, the studio 's janitor ) come out to greet him. In the post-credit scene, `` Sammy 's '' remains are shown as a puddle of ink with his mask. Also, by the right corner, Boris 's shoes can be seen, implying that he has seen what `` Bendy '' has done. This was later removed during the production of Chapter 3. Chapter three : rise and fall An undetermined amount of time after escaping from `` Bendy '', Henry wakes up in a safe house along with Boris, He has to make Boris a bowl of soup to get the lever for the door to open. In one corner there is a photo of all of the other characters in a corner that means Boris feels like he is connected to all the characters. After opening the door Henry and Boris go through a part of the studio he does n't recognize, Henry finds himself in Heavenly Toys, the studio 's toy manufacturing department. Briefly separated from Boris, Henry encounters a humanoid female ink creature that resembles a deformed Alice Angel ( who is implied to be Susie Campbell ). She comments on how he interests her and asks if he is worthy to ' walk with angels '. After meeting with `` Alice '', there are two paths that Henry can take : the Path of the Angel or the Path of the Demon. Only one path can be chosen, with the other one being locked permanently. Though each path has no bearing on the rest of the Chapter, the audio logs that Henry finds inside each offer a different insight into more happenings at the studio. In the Path of the Demon, Henry can listen to a tape from Joey Drew himself who rambles about how one can even `` cheat death '' with enough belief. The Path of the Angel features a recording from Susie Campbell, who laments at the fact she had been replaced as Alice by another voice actress named Allison Pendle and wishes for a way to fix it. Henry reunites with Boris, and after working together and battling more cartoon monsters, they reach `` Alice 's '' lair. There, Henry finds out that `` Alice '' has been harvesting the body parts of other Boris clones and some of the ink in order to improve her deformed appearance. Thinking that he can be useful in aiding her, `` Alice '' offers Henry his freedom in exchange for a few errands and offers him tools to help. Henry carries out these errands, which involve gathering materials for `` Alice '', all the while evading `` Bendy '', Searchers, monstrous versions of the studio 's Butcher Gang characters, and the Projectionist, a disfigured version of Norman Polk who has now become an ink monster. After every task is complete, Henry and Boris are allowed to ascend in an elevator to escape, but `` Alice '' proclaims she wants to use Boris to fix herself, and the elevator plummets down and crashes. As Boris tries to revive an injured Henry, he is pulled away by `` Alice '' into the darkness. One of the two post-credit scenes are shown depending on which path Henry took : the Path of the Demon shows `` Bendy '' in front of an ink - filled room with the Butcher Gang and a Swollen Searcher. The Path of the Angel shows Boris tied to a table with an axe and `` Alice 's '' shadow nearby. Chapter four : colossal wonders Henry wakes up in the remains of the crashed elevator and begins his search for Boris. He journeys through the studio 's archives, suddenly beginning to suffer from hallucinations of paranormal activity and discovers a large group of non-hostile ink monsters called the Lost Ones, hinted to be the studio 's employees. They have been driven to despair at being trapped inside the studio for so long, crying that they just want to go home. Henry then also encounters `` Bendy '' again, who surprises him, but then strangely leaves him alone before disappearing. After navigating through the vents of the archives, Henry finds himself in a large underground warehouse that houses prototypes for a Bendy theme park, Bendy Land. Created by park designer Bertrum Piedmont, more audio logs imply that Joey intended to take the credit for the park 's creation, leading Bertrum to become frustrated with the studio owner. Henry is taunted by the disembodied voice of `` Alice '', threatening him with the idea of the captured Boris being used to finally cure her disfigurement before he can reach her. Having to travel through different storage areas of character suits, Bendy animatronics, ride prototypes and even a railway system, Henry learns from a recording that Joey 's focus on belief and dreaming was nothing but a facade when he drops the attitude and remarks how the public love messages like that, complaining he can only do so many takes of such rhetoric a day. During his time in the prototype ride storage, Henry is attacked by the corrupted form of Bertrum, who has somehow been transformed into one of the park 's attractions, forcing Henry to destroy him. In the railway storage, Henry is also stalked by the Projectionist again. After being spotted and hiding in a `` Little Miracle Station '' from it, Henry witnesses `` Bendy '' arrive and the two monsters fight each other, leading to `` Bendy 's '' victory after he pulls off the Projectionist 's head. `` Bendy '', once again, confusingly leaves Henry alone and departs with the Projectionist 's ( now headless ) body. After activating the haunted house ride to reach where `` Alice '' is hiding, Henry is stopped by Boris, who has been turned into a hulking monster by `` Alice '' in order to kill him. With no choice but to defend himself, Henry eventually manages to kill `` Boris ''. Enraged at being foiled, `` Alice '' charges at Henry in an attempt to kill him herself but is suddenly stabbed through the heart from behind and collapses to the ground. Henry then realizes that he has been saved by another Alice Angel named Allison Angel ( who is heavily implied to be Allison Pendle ) and another Boris named Tom ( possibly the studio 's repairman, Thomas Connor ), both armed with weapons. In a post-credit scene, `` Alice 's '' body is shown lifeless on the ground, surrounded by the Lost Ones. However, through the humming that is heard faintly in the background, it suggests she might still be alive. Other media Official videos for a series of animated shorts based on Bendy and the Ink Machine have been released from theMeatly 's YouTube channel, with animation done by animator Timethehobo. The first animated short, Tombstone Picnic, was released as a first part of Chapter 3 's reveal trailer on August 11, 2017. The second short, Haunted Hijinx, was uploaded on October 31, 2017, for the celebration on Halloween. The third short, Snow Sillies, was uploaded on December 24, 2017, for the celebration on Christmas season. A Halloween crossover mod, Hello Bendy, was released for the game on October 27, 2017, for a limited time, featuring the Hello Neighbor antagonist who takes the role as Bendy in all previous three chapters and even Sammy for Chapter 2. The mod 's menu features the advertisement of pre-ordering the game Hello Neighbor. The mod expired by the end of October. A mobile spin - off, Bendy in Nightmare Run, was announced on January 26, 2018 and is scheduled to be released on Android and iOS. The game will introduce a playable Bendy in an endless running - style game, featuring four levels with a different `` boss '' cartoon monster, collectible items and power - ups, collect Briar Label Bacon Soup, and possible future updates. Co-creator Mike Mood has talked about wanting to do a crossover with Cuphead, a popular run and gun platformer that has the same 1930 's style graphics as Bendy. Characters Humans Henry ( voiced by theMeatly ) -- The player character, Henry is a former animator and employee of Joey Drew Studios. Now trapped against his will, Henry ventures into the depths of the studio to not only discover the truth behind its downfall, but to escape any way he can. Joey Drew ( voiced by David Eddings ) -- The owner of Joey Drew Studios, and an old friend and colleague of Henry 's. Many old audio recordings of former employees detail Joey 's mismanagement and bizarre behavior, and he is implied to be responsible for the studio 's current state through the use of the Ink Machine. His current whereabouts are unknown, but it is theorized that he may be `` Bendy ''. Wally Franks ( voiced by theMeatly ) -- The studio 's janitor and mechanic, whose voice appears in several audio recordings. His notable catchphrase, `` I 'm Outta Here ! '', signs off every message he leaves. His whereabouts are unknown, but it is theorized that he has become the Boris clone that Henry encounters at the end of Chapter 2. Thomas Connor ( voiced by Mike Mood ) -- A repairman who worked part - time for the studio, Thomas was frequently appalled by the dangerous state of the studio 's structure, often complaining that Joey had no care for the safety or smooth operation of his business. It is implied that he is Tom, the Boris clone that appears at the end of Chapter 4. Sammy Lawrence ( voiced by Aaron Landon ) -- The music director of the studio, Sammy was once in charge of writing and recording music for the Bendy cartoons. At some point prior to the game, he began to idolize Bendy as some sort of deity and was eventually transformed into an ink creature. He was presumably killed at the end of Chapter 2. Norman Polk ( voiced by theMeatly ) -- The studio 's projectionist. Usually seen as quiet and reclusive by his colleagues, Norman appears to enjoy his solitude and claims that he sees more than most because of it. Like others in the studio, he was eventually corrupted by the ink and became the ink creature known as the Projectionist. He was killed near the end of Chapter 4 by `` Bendy '' Jack Fain ( voiced by Bookpast ) -- An employee of the studio 's music department who worked as the lyricist for Sammy Lawrence 's songs, Jack often used the lower floors of the department to find solitude when writing his words. He is eventually transformed into a Swollen Searcher who holds a key item that Henry needs to progress. Susie Campbell ( voiced by Alanna Linayre ) -- A voice actress for the studio and the official voice of Alice Angel. Susie considered Alice to be a perfect match for her, claiming that she felt a deep connection to the character. She was eventually replaced by Allison Pendle, a fact that made her desperate to do something to regain it. The audio logs about Susie hint that Joey was trying to fool her into becoming part of his activities with the Ink Machine and the corrupted `` Alice '' makes specific mention of Susie 's past, hinting that she was what `` Alice '' used to be. Shawn Flynn ( voiced by Seán McLoughlin, Jacksepticeye ) -- An employee who works as a toy manufacturer at the studio 's Heavenly Toys department. Shawn is heard remarking on Joey 's obsessive attention to detail when creating the toys after he accidentally painted some Bendy dolls with crooked smiles. He is also upset because Joey wo n't tell him what to do with a warehouse he has full of Alice Angel dolls because they wo n't sell. His whereabouts are unknown, but it is possible he has become a Lost One. Grant Cohen ( voiced by Will Ryan, DAGames ) -- A studio employee maintaining the company 's financial administration, he is heard in recordings voicing concerns about Joey Drew 's frivolous spending. His office can be found in Chapter 4 where it is strongly implied he was transformed into an ink creature ( most likely a Lost One ). Bertrum Piedmont ( voiced by Joe J Thomas ) -- The creator behind the amusement park Bendy Land. He has been building attractions for 40 years and frequently voices his frustration that Joey is intending to take credit for his creations once the park is complete. Bertrum was eventually corrupted into an amusement park ride monster which Henry has to defeat. Lacie Benton ( voiced by Lani Minella ) -- A worker responsible for maintaining the mechanics of Bendy Land 's attractions, she comments on how the Bendy animatronics that Bertrum has been making unnerve her, swearing that they move when she is not looking. Her whereabouts are unknown, but it is possible she has become a Lost One. Allison Pendle ( voiced by Lauren Synger ) -- A new voice actress who replaced Susie as Alice Angel, her employment caused Susie to become depressed at having lost her dream role. She appears at the end of Chapter 4 as an Alice Angel clone. Linda -- A woman only mentioned in Henry 's audio recording in Chapter 3, she is theorized to be Henry 's friend or wife. She is the only one who does n't work at Joey Drew Studios. Cartoon characters Bendy -- The studio 's most popular character, Bendy is a dancing cartoon demon whose image appears on posters and life - sized cutouts throughout the studio. Acting as the star of his own series, Bendy is shown to be curious and mischievous, but often ends up with his plans backfiring when he attempts to provoke other characters. Numerous posters for his animated shorts can be seen throughout the studio, many of which were designed by fan artists as part of art contests for each chapter 's release. Boris the Wolf -- A wolf who has appeared in many cartoons alongside Bendy, Boris is shown to be slow, easily tempted by food, but also easy to anger if rubbed the wrong way. Henry meets a living version of Boris during the second chapter of the game, acting as a companion to him. Some theory states that he would be the studios janitor Wally Franks. At the end of Chapter 3, he is captured by `` Alice '' and turned into a monster that Henry must fight. Alice Angel -- Alice Angel is a cartoon character created by Joey Drew Studios. She is a cartoon angel / demon hybrid who acted as a female parallel to Bendy. Alice made her first appearance in the `` Sent From Above '' poster from Chapter 2. Similar to other popular characters, like Bendy and Boris. Alice starred in a series of cartoons thirty years prior to the game. Alice acts as a homage to other female characters of the time period such as Betty Boop. Apparently renowned for her singing talent, Alice 's popularity never reached the same as Bendy. The Butcher Gang -- A trio of cartoon villains named Charley the chimp, Barley the pirate and Edgar the spider, first appearing on a poster in the third Chapter. Corrupted versions of them are in Chapter 3 and 4 as enemies. Ink creatures `` Bendy '' -- `` Bendy '' is the main antagonist of the game appearing from Chapters 1 through 4. He is an ink - covered, humanoid - like monster vaguely resembling the original Bendy, and his origins are unknown ( although it is theorized that he is possibly Joey Drew or Wally Franks ), but the other cartoon monsters fear him and his presence. Throughout the game, `` Bendy '' stalks the halls and corrupts the environment with an aura of ink, damaging any other creature he comes across. `` Bendy '' first shows up in the beginning chapter after the ink machine is activated, responsibly from Henry. `` Bendy '' dwells inside every location and considers Henry as an enemy, constantly hunting him down, then attempting to kill whenever Henry is caught in his surroundings. If he spots Henry, `` Bendy '' will chase him relentlessly unless he can hide in the Little Miracle Stations found throughout the level. `` Bendy '' is the only encountered monster that can not be killed nor harmed and causes a one hit death if he strikes Henry down. He also hates it when any Bendy cutouts get destroyed. There is a new theory that Wally Franks is `` Bendy '' and not Joey Drew, like most people have been led to believe. `` Alice '' ( voiced by Lauren Synger ) -- `` Alice '' is a living, murderous, insane form of Alice Angel who is obsessed with fixing her deformed imperfect appearance, created from the body of Susie Campbell. Harvesting parts from the other cartoons of the studio, she aspires to be perfect again and acts as a major antagonist for Chapters 3 and 4. She refers to Henry with derogatory names and taunts him, forcing him to do tasks for her while constantly threatening death upon him if he does not obey her. Like `` Bendy '', she can not be harmed by any weapon, but is not invulnerable. She is killed by Allison Angel at the end of Chapter 4. It is heavily implied that `` Alice '' will be back in Chapter Five as her humming can be heard in Chapter 4 's post-credit scene, implying that she is still alive. The Projectionist -- The Projectionist is an antagonist that appears in Chapter 3 and Chapter 4. He is a humanoid ink monster with a projector for a head. Judging by his human - shaped appearance with a projector as a head, it is an ink carnation of Norman Polk. It is first encountered when Henry is on an errand for Alice, the Projectionist instantly chases Henry down if he is caught in the light of his projector head. Unlike `` Bendy '' and `` Alice '', the Projectionist can actually be killed and defeated during the first encounter with it, which is non-canon. Despite this, it makes another appearance in Chapter 4, stalking the ruins of the prototype railway storage. `` Bendy '' later kills it when it tries to attack Henry again. `` Boris '' -- A corrupted version of Boris that Henry is forced to battle at the conclusion of Chapter 4, after `` Alice '' claimed his heart then deforming him in a monstrous, twisted way. Immensely strong and able to destroy the environment, he can only be damaged when his mutilated body forces him to stop and recover. After defeating `` Brute Boris '', he dissolves into a puddle of ink. `` Sammy '' ( voiced by Aaron Landon ) -- A corrupted version of Sammy Lawrence whose body has been turned into that of an ink creature. Wearing a Bendy mask and proclaiming his love of the cartoon as a figure of worship, he intends to use Henry as a sacrifice in order to become human again, but it backfires when `` Bendy '' apparently kills `` Sammy '' instead. He will most likely return in the final chapter. `` Bertrum '' -- A living amusement park ride formed from the body of Bertrum Piedmont, who attacks by swinging his mechanical arms around and slamming them into the ground. Henry has to defeat him in order to complete an objective. Swollen Jack -- Swollen Jack is a minor antagonist appearing in Chapter 2 who Holds a valve Henry needs to obtain. He appears as a swollen Searcher with a derby hat. He is one of the few victims of Joey Drew Studios corrupted by unknown circumstances with ink before Henry returned back to the abandoned studio 30 years later. He will disappear and reappear somewhere else if Henry get close. Henry has to crush him with a box on a lift to get the valve. Piper -- Piper or Charley is an enemy and a part of the `` Butcher Gang '' that appear in Chapter 3 and 4. He is an imperfect clone of Charley who originally appeared in Bendy 's cartoons. He wields a pipe wrench to attack Henry with. In Chapter 3, he occupies Level K. Fisher -- Fisher is an enemy and a part of the `` Butcher Gang '' that appear in Chapter 3 and 4. He is a disfigured clone of Barley from the `` Butcher Gang '' cartoon. He wields a wrench to attack Henry with. In Chapter 3, he occupies Level 11. Striker -- Striker is an enemy and a part of the `` Butcher Gang '' that appears in Chapter 3 and 4. He is a twisted clone of Edgar who originally appeared in Bendy 's cartoons. He wields an extending arm to attack Henry with. In Chapter 3, he occupies Level P. Boris Clones -- The Boris clones are minor characters that appear only as lifeless bodies in Chapter 1 and later in Chapter 3. As their name suggests, they are duplicate but imperfect clones of Boris the Wolf. Although they are considered monsters, they are harmless as they do n't move. Searchers -- The searchers are primary and common enemies that first appear in Chapter 2 and 3. Seen from Chapter 3, the Searchers come in several different types -- the main yet common normal variants, the Swollen variants, minibosses, miners, and a boss type making them one of the first enemies that have different forms. Miner Searchers -- The Miner Searcher is an enemy and a type of Searcher boss in Chapter 2. Swollen Searchers -- Minor enemies that appear in Chapter 3 and 4 of Bendy and the Ink Machine. Before obtaining their thick ink, they do not attack and only takes a single hit by Henry 's syringe. In the `` Path of the Demon '' ending, the Swollen Searcher was seen along with `` Bendy ''. Miniboss Searchers -- The Searcher Minibosses are enemies and a type of Searchers that appear in Chapter 3. Boss Searcher -- The Searcher Boss is a type of Searcher and a secret enemy that appears in Chapter 3. The Lost Ones ( voiced by Joe J. Thomas ) -- Humanoid ink creatures that are found in Chapter 4. Unlike Searchers, they are harmless and are often seen crying in despair over being trapped in the studio. Before Henry enters the room where he sees all of these `` lost ones '', one of them is seen desperate and keeps wondering when are they going to go home. It is theorized that they are the studio employees. Allison Angel -- A corrupted version of Allison Pendle whose body has been turned into that of an ink creature. Allison Angel is the `` true '' physical form of the original Alice Angel who appeared at the end of Chapter 4 along with Tom. Unlike other ink monsters, she is seemly an ally to Henry. Allison Angel has many similar features to her impostor Alice, but has a perfected look on her face. She will most likely help Henry escape the studio and stop `` Bendy '' in the final chapter. Tom -- Tom is a minor character and an alternative counterpart of Boris the Wolf who appeared at the end of Chapter 4 along with Allison Angel. It is a possibly that Tom could be Thomas Connor, the studios repairman, due to his wielding a pipe. Tom is nearly identical to his original form, with only two exceptions : unamused - looking brows and a mechanical arm from the Bendy animatronic. Like Allison, he is supposedly an ally and will help Henry escape and stop `` Bendy '' in the final chapter. References Jump up ^ TheMeatly Games ( February 10, 2017 ). `` We did it ! ! WE ARE GREENLIT ! ! ''. Steam. Retrieved June 26, 2017. Jump up ^ https://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/TylerMcAuleyVallier/20170711/301391/The_CoCreator_of_Bendy_and_the_Ink_Machine_Talks_Accidental_Success.php Jump up ^ @ themeatly ( January 29, 2018 ). `` Yup ! It 's official... # BATIM is coming to consoles ! :D It 's a huge step and I 'm sooooo excited... ^_^ This amazing community coming together made it all possible. : ) '' ( Tweet ) -- via Twitter. Jump up ^ theMeatly ( 2017 - 08 - 11 ), `` Bendy and the Ink Machine : Chapter Three '' - Reveal Trailer 2017, retrieved 2018 - 01 - 05 Jump up ^ theMeatly ( 2017 - 10 - 31 ), Bendy in `` Haunted Hijinx '' - A Joey Drew Short, retrieved 2018 - 01 - 05 Jump up ^ @ batimgame ( 7 Oct 2017 ). `` HELLO BENDY has arrived for Halloween ! Play both games for some spooky surprises. ;) store.steampowered.com/app/521890/Hello_Neighbor/... store.steampowered.com/app/622650/Bendy_and_the_Ink_Machine/... '' ( Tweet ) -- via Twitter. Jump up ^ @ BendyRun ( January 26, 2018 ). `` SURPRISE ! :) There 's a new # Bendy game... FOR YOUR PHONE ! ! :) # BendyinNightmareRun # BINR bendy. run '' ( Tweet ) -- via Twitter. Jump up ^ @ BendyRun ( January 27, 2018 ). `` An Official Bendy Action Packed Boss Runner coming to your iOS and Android devices soon ! # BINR # BendyInNightmareRun bendy. run '' ( Tweet ) -- via Twitter. 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Question: when is the next bendy and the ink machine coming out
Answer: sometime in 2018