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Description
This is one out of a series of Indie Crossover ideas I have to lay out.

FYDM is an Indie Crossover idea that takes place in Stranger Sewers featuring the Dread Duckies, and the unknown enemy hinted at by Vince, although they now have some more help in the form of Jack Fain and the Projectionist from Bendy and the Ink Machine, along with the Baryonyx from Jurassic World.

In this Crossover you have to stride your way through the murky and odorous sewer system, collecting soul shards among other items in order to escape. Be careful though the water makes it harder to move and the doors will be an obstacle

This world includes:

-Chases!

-Stealth!
-Puzzles!

-Bosses!

-Cutscenes!

and most wonderful of all

-Secrets!

Dread Duckies: They will float around innocently like it’s just a bath tub, however some of these duckies will chase after you and they have a long extendable metal arm containing a smaller and creepier duck head which means these dreadful water fowl can stun you from far away so you’ve got to really keep your distance from these guys.

Jack Fain: he’s one of the very first puzzle bosses in this series for you not only have to beat him in order to complete the boss fight, but you have to collect an item from him in order to complete a puzzle. He’s very quick though so try coming up with a plan, an important feature to note is how much he loves that hat on his head, maybe….it could be useful…..

Baryonyx: this dinosaur known for its heavy and hooked claws is a perfect fishing machine, still it’s a well known opportunist and will go after other dinosaurs. Unlike the dread duckies though he’s much faster but has less maneuverability and skids every time in order to slow down.

The Projectionist: in order to evade him you have to keep out of his light, if you catch his attention despite following the previous advice then try out turning him until you can get to a safe zone.

????: Unknown
belong to Joey Drew Studios and Kindly Beast

belongs to Glowstick Entertainment

Interpretation belongs to Jurassic World and Universal

Description
This is one out of a series of Indie Crossover ideas I have to lay out.

FYDM is an Indie Crossover idea that takes place in Stranger Sewers featuring the Dread Duckies, and the unknown enemy hinted at by Vince, although they now have some more help in the form of Jack Fain and the Projectionist from Bendy and the Ink Machine, along with the Baryonyx from Jurassic World.

In this Crossover you have to stride your way through the murky and odorous sewer system, collecting soul shards among other items in order to escape. Be careful though the water makes it harder to move and the doors will be an obstacle

This world includes:

-Chases!

-Stealth!
-Puzzles!

-Bosses!

-Cutscenes!

and most wonderful of all

-Secrets!

Dread Duckies: They will float around innocently like it’s just a bath tub, however some of these duckies will chase after you and they have a long extendable metal arm containing a smaller and creepier duck head which means these dreadful water fowl can stun you from far away so you’ve got to really keep your distance from these guys.

Jack Fain: he’s one of the very first puzzle bosses in this series for you not only have to beat him in order to complete the boss fight, but you have to collect an item from him in order to complete a puzzle. He’s very quick though so try coming up with a plan, an important feature to note is how much he loves that hat on his head, maybe….it could be useful…..

Baryonyx: this dinosaur known for its heavy and hooked claws is a perfect fishing machine, still it’s a well known opportunist and will go after other dinosaurs. Unlike the dread duckies though he’s much faster but has less maneuverability and skids every time in order to slow down.

The Projectionist: in order to evade him you have to keep out of his light, if you catch his attention despite following the previous advice then try out turning him until you can get to a safe zone.

????: Unknown
belong to Joey Drew Studios and Kindly Beast

belongs to Glowstick Entertainment

Interpretation belongs to Jurassic World and Universal