Game Modes

The following is a list of all Game Modes available in FNaW: High Rollers.

### Standard Mode

Standard Mode is the primary mode of the game, unlocked from the start. It follows the story of Wario and the gang, setting up a Casino as another way to make money, alongside their Fast Food Factory. However they were all pronounced dead at the factory, so the Casino workers decided to run the place without them. You play as someone who has gotten a job guarding the place at night, but of course, things are not as they seem.

The player goes through 6 nights defending themselves from 12 to 6 AM. Wario and the gang mistake the player as the one who killed them, so they will progress towards the player on camera in attempt to kill them. The player has access to a Slot Machine, Alarm, Coin Alarm, and a Room Alarm to defend themselves from oncoming threats. The 6th night has the player defend themselves from the one responsible for the deaths of Wario and the gang, who turns out to be someone who got a job at the casino previously.

This mode also features an unlockable Custom Night that allows the player to create their own night by choosing AI levels, an unlockable Extras menu that allows the player to view bonus material of the game, and Slot Skins that allow the player to customize the appearance of the Slot Machine.

4 Achievements can be obtained from this mode.

### Full House Mode

Full House Mode is the secondary mode of the game, unlocked after completion of Standard Mode's Night 6. It takes place shortly after the events of Standard Mode, where a mysterious portal opens up. Wario and the gang are sucked into this portal, and are taken back in time, sometime during the 1980's. They are now in a different Casino that possibly inspired Wario's Casino, and are dressed differently as well.

The player goes through 6 nights defending themselves from 12 to 6 AM. The spirits may mistake the player for the one who killed them yet again. This time, the player can roam freely around the building. The player must run around the building to gain access to multiple different mechanics, such as a Camera charger, Item machine, and a Trash Can. They can also find coins scattered around the building to use the Item machine.

This mode has identical unlockable features to Standard Mode, such as Custom Night and Extras, that function the exact same. However, the player can customize the appearance of the Trash Can in this mode.

5 Achievements can be obtained from this mode.

### Endless Mode

Endless Mode is the third mode of the game, unlocked after completion of Full House Mode's Night 6. It is a non-canon mode that simply adds more replayability. In this mode, the player can choose either Standard or Full House. They can then jump in and play a version of a night of either of these modes that have them survive without a time limit, and earn more and more points as they survive. It only ends when the player dies. The player's score is then added to a personal scoreboard upon death.

Despite being made for fun, an award can actually be obtained from Endless Mode, giving more incentive to play. If the player reaches 500 points in any Endless level, they will unlock a new Trash Can skin for Full House Mode.

### Trivia

1. Full House is a term in Poker that means a hand that includes a Three of a Kind and a Pair. Poker is often played at Casinos.
2. All images in Full House Mode, minus the Restroom, come from the same building.
3. Full House Mode's gameplay is based off of Five Nights at Wario's: Origins.