Without going too heavily into spoilers, the series is about a family restaurant chain called Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. The main appeal of the franchise is its story and lore. In terms of gameplay depth and overall length, it’s fairly easy to breeze through all five games within several hours. Don’t worry though – as time goes on, various other horrors from a marionette to smaller animatronics will torment you throughout. A variety of animatronics star in the series but the one constant is Freddy Fazbear, the mascot who serves as the face of Fazbear Entertainment. And as usual, you must prevent the animatronics from finding and killing you. You’re no longer confined to a single office or location and must move between rooms to complete different objectives. However, it still relies on keeping various nightmares away by locking the door or checking the closet and bed.įive Nights at Freddy’s: Sister Location is more of an exploration title. Five Nights at Freddy’s 4 does away with the security office entirely and is set in a bedroom. Fail to reboot them and you risk passing out or hallucinating, becoming vulnerable to an attack. Three operating systems – one for cameras, another for audio to lure an animatronic away and ventilation – must also be managed and rebooted at different times. Naturally, it doesn’t work on everyone so you’ll need to rely on the flashlight as well (which has limited power, by the way).įive Nights at Freddy’s 3 mixes things up slightly, introducing two different systems for managing cameras, one looking at the different rooms and corridors while the other examines the vents. A Freddy Fazbear mask is instead provided to help “trick” certain animatronics to spare you. Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 offers unlimited power but does away with that whole locking doors nonsense. Five Nights at Freddy’s relies on power for its doors – once the power runs out, the doors will open and cameras will become unavailable (along with the lights going out, which is literally bad news bears). From the second game onwards, various 8-bit mini-games will crop up to provide more background on what’s going on.Įven among the first three games, there are key differences in the gameplay. There’s often a sixth or Custom Night in each game which offers more challenges and additional story details (even being necessary for the true ending in some cases). The initial nights start off slow with usually one or two animatronics wandering around but later on, they’ll become more numerous and aggressive.Īs the name implies, you need to survive for five nights in total. If they happen to get to you, one way or another, you die. In Five Nights at Freddy’s 1 to 3, you play as a security guard who has the benefit of different cameras that can be used to surveil the animatronics. Due to their programming, they’ll attempt to stuff any human – in this case, the player – into a costume, thus killing them. Gameplay in Five Nights at Freddy’s boils down like this – you’re trapped in Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza at night with killer animatronics walking around. Though how it ties into the previous games is still to be determined, Security Breach seems to be set in the present day so if you want to know how exactly the franchise got to this point, The Core Collection is a good place to start. The “core” part refers to this being the main storyline for the franchise – you’ll be introduced to the world of Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza and experience the nightmarish going-on of its animatronics. The Core Collection includes Five Nights at Freddy’s 1 to 4 along with Five Nights at Freddy’s: Sister Location.
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With Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach releasing early this year for PS4, PS5 and PC (other platforms get it three months later), is it worth jumping into this compilation? Let’s take a look at 5 things you should know beforehand. There’s even a film that’s in the works.įast forward to the present and Five Nights at Freddy’s: The Core Collection is now available for Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch. Numerous sequels, spin-offs, books and imitators have been released since then. That’s to say nothing of the sheer volume of Let’s Play videos, walkthroughs and lore videos dedicated to it. Nevertheless, with some genuinely interesting lore, unsettling character designs and terrifying jump-scares, Five Nights at Freddy’s would become incredibly popular. The survival horror series saw its first title release in 2014 and featured fairly rudimentary gameplay due to Cawthon working on it alone.
Few franchises have survived throughout the years quite like Scott Cawthon’s Five Nights at Freddy’s.
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