It will be more brutal and much scarier than the original, in his opinion.There will be much fewer, if any, easter eggs, since he feels they ruin atmosphere/immersion.While answering questions about the Office level on Twitter, Nikson also answered some about the overall product.This is a Five Nights at Freddy's fan-game, FNaF and its characters are owned by Scott Cawthon.This section is empty with missing content. It's the night of August 8th 2016, and Five Nights at Freddy's 2nd Anniversary has passed.
Celebrated worldwide, the hit indie horror series and its creator have made themselves a place in modern culture and the hearts of many.īut success doesn't only bring fortune to your doorstep. Play through the eyes of Scott Cawthon and his family, as they try to survive inside their own home on the dreadful night that brought the horror into reality, the scorched beings whose origin and motives are yet unknown. Find the secrets lurking in the house, and uncover the mysterious events that led to the cancellation of the next game in the series. The tragedy that ended Five Nights at Freddy's. You play as Nick Cawthon, Val Cawthon, Michael and Scott Cawthon (the creator of FNaF). There are 5 levels, called Forgotten Memories, in this gameplay.
Your first memory is in the bedroom in which you will play as Nick. You will face challenges in the bedroom that are very difficult to learn on your first try. The second memory is in the living room, where you play as Val. Then, in the third memory, the office, you play as Scott Cawthon. The fourth memory is the basement, in which you play as Michael. The final memory is in the attic, where you once again play as Scott.
You start off the night with Michael telling you how to ward off The Ignited, with each night containing the main cast from the first game: Ignited Freddy, Ignited Bonnie, Ignited Chica, and lastly, Ignited Foxy. The only exceptions to this are the basement and attic levels. You must use hearing, sightseeing skills, and (sometimes) pure luck to survive until 6:00 AM.
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