About Jolly 2
Jolly 2 puts the guard on a ship with two dark office approaches, camera-operated shocks and a pipe system. A leaking pipe disables shocks through the cameras, so surveillance alone cannot keep the defences working. Doorway shock buttons remain a separate last defence.
How to Play Jolly 2
Track Classic George, Bonnie and Chica on the cameras. A camera shock delays a roaming animatronic; when one reaches an office entrance, click the orange button beside that entrance to send it away. Those stronger shocks have a cooldown.
Camera Shocks and the Warning Zone
The cameras help you follow Classic George, Bonnie and Chica before they reach an entrance. A beeping warning can indicate that an animatronic has reached the nearby hallway or entrance camera zone. Use that information to decide which approaching character needs a camera shock first, rather than spending a shock on a distant visitor while another is already close.
If an animatronic reaches an office entrance, the orange button beside that entrance provides a separate, stronger shock. These entrance shocks have a cooldown, so return to surveillance afterward and do not assume the same button is immediately ready for another visitor.
A Leak Changes the Routine
Move the pointer to the bottom of the screen to inspect the pipes and click a leaking pipe to repair it. A leak disables shocks through the cameras; a feed may still show the approaching threat, but the remote defence needs the pipe system working. Check for leaks between visits to the cameras instead of discovering the problem only when a shock is urgent.
Practical Tips
- Deal with the nearest approach before spending a shock on a distant figure.
- After an entrance shock, check the other approach while the button cools down.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the orange entrance button close a door?
It triggers an electric shock. Camera shocks and entrance shocks have different effects, and leaking pipes interrupt the remote camera system.








