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I've said this in most of my previous reviews for Five Nights at Freddy's games, but this time I actually mean it... This is the best game of the FNAF series by far! When I first downloaded this game, I honestly thought it was going to be what the pictures and website showed: Another game designed by Scott for fun, kind of like the FNAF3 troll game, unrelated to the game at all. When I got past the beginning, I was genuinely terrified, but then relieved again when I reached the actual game. Then I was terrified again... It's hard to explain it without spoiling anything, but this game is far more than a Pizzeria simulator! It has plenty of replay value, and there's so much more to the game than you would think! It's the perfect combination of fun and horror, and Scott has done an amazing job at filling in so many gaps in the storyline with this game. I will definitely be playing it again and again, especially since I'm sure there are more endings that I have yet to discover. Outstanding job Scott!

Despite having many resemblances to the Five Nights at Freddy's series in both the atmosphere and easter eggs, Case: Animatronics takes the animatronic horror and suspense to a whole new level. It is a free-roam game where you are stalked by a wolf, cat, and owl, and your goal is to complete the tasks given to you by finding secrets hidden throughout the game. There are many unexpected jumpscares, and the whole environment of the game is quite horrifying. There are a few downsides to this game, however. First, you get very little direction in the game, so it takes a long time to figure certain things out without toutorials.Second, there is little replay value once you complete the game and collect all the notes. Also, be sure to have a backup if you wish to replay the game after finishing it. Your save file is completely erased once you're done. Overall, despite these negatives, I would still recommend the game to anyone who enjoys a good scare.

Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location really changes up the gameplay in comparison to the first four games. Instead of getting your nights down to a routine as you did in FNAF 1-4, in this game, you need to complete different task each night in order to progress to the next level. Be warned though: Night 4 is a real challenge and will take time and concentration. This game is also much more story-driven than the other four games, and reveals key parts of the new but familiar storyline as you progress through each night. Another thing that makes this game so different than the other games is the use of voice actors. We have always wanted to hear what certain animatronics/people sounded like, and in this game you do for many characters. Overall, this is my favorite game in the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise!
Custom night update: Wow... This game got 100 times better than it already was with the addition of the custom night. There is much more replay value in the game now, and the custom night is like a whole new game within the original game. Plus, a new key part to the storyline is revealed after beating all the nights on very hard. The best part about this update, though, is the fact that you can finally beep Fredbear's nose in any of the custom night stages! :D

FNaF World is an exciting new concept for the franchise. One thing that makes this game so well done and amazing is its use of familiar characters fronm the original 4 games, but this time they are the protagonists rather than the antagonists of the game! You get the hang of the game quickly and progress through it like you would any other game. Also, the storyline still has that mystery aspect to it and even references the events of FNAF4. I would highly suggest this game to any FNAF fan. After playing the game longer here are some other things I find great about it: There are several different endings, so many secrets you have to play the game to find out about (Even the infamous fan), and tons of things to try once you think you've finished everything via multiple save files.

Of all four FNAF games so far, this one is by FAR the scariest and most difficult! You need to have your volume way up wearing headphones in order to hear the animatronics breathing at your door, but if you make one wrong move at that volume your ears will suffer from it. At the same time, you also need to check behind and in front of you to ward off Foxy and Freddy, which just adds to the difficulty. The storyline is great so far, and all the jumpscares are absolutely terrifying! They WILL make you jump if you play. Much better animation than the past three games, too. One of the best things about this game, though, is that it solves one of the biggest mysteries of the entire game; Who is Golden Freddy, and what was the Bite of '87? The ending is also very moving for a horror game. Great job Scott!

I love all the games in the Five Nights at Freddy's series, but this one is so far the scariest! The hallucinations make me question my mental state. The whole storyline gives me goosebumps and the jumpscares are very effective. One thing in particular I like more about this game is that you can get jumpscared multiple times via Phantom animatronics, before dying via Springtrap. The animations have also greatly improved since the 1st and 2nd game, now you can actually see the animatronics moving out your window! It is also a great conclusion to the series, which I will not reveal here as it is a mega spoiler. There are still missing pieces of the puzzle, though, which hopefully will be revealed in FNAF4. 10/10!

This game is even more fun and thrilling than the first one! It is especially creepy how the animatronics can actually get into your office now. This game definitely leaves room for a strategy, but at the same time a great majority of it is pure luck (Primarily because of Foxy). As you beat the nights, it also reveals more information on the vague storyline from the first game, which really adds to the horrifying yet cute lore of the series. It is a lot more stressful than the first game as well, though, until you get the hang of it. One of the biggest tips I have for this game is to only check the music box camera; checking the others will likely result in your end.

Five Nights at Freddy's is absolutely amazing! It is such a simple, innocent plot for a horror game, yet it is scarier than any other game I have played. it is a 2D game that Scott has done an amazing job making seem 3D by making it seem like the animatronics are moving towards you. Throughout the game you may notice subtle easter eggs that reveal the truly horrifying events that took place at the restaurant, another thing about this game that makes it so great! Even now after having the game for about 2 months, I still jump sometimes. Plus, even after you complete the game, you can still play more to find easter eggs such as Golden Freddy!