Five Nights at Freddy's is a first-person horror game in the point and click genre. From your small office, you must keep a close eye on the security... Read more
The first part of the indie horror that made a lot of noise in its time
You play as a pizzeria security guard and you need to survive until the morning hiding in your office, monitoring the movement of animatronics on cameras and managing to lock the doors in time.
The plot... well, there were a lot of theories based on it... but it is quite illogical.
Gameplay... you sit, check the cameras, close the doors and sometimes get scared by the screamers - that's the whole gameplay
Legendary point-and-click horror. Casual, but at the same time incredibly hardcore gameplay. A plot that reveals itself through Easter eggs and suddenly appearing secrets. Even today this game is still scary. Every schoolchild knows about it from the very first grade. To survive all 7 nights you need to have nerves of steel and endurance of iron.
The screamers here are extremely sudden. You also need to save valuable energy, otherwise the lights will go out and Mshk Freda will come to you)
Thanks to fnaf for my childhood!
simple, the first 3 nights are easy. You can get scared, but personally, it scares me when someone is chasing you, it’s stressful. there are just screamers which I don’t really like. The 5th night turned out to be very difficult for me, I refused to go through the 6th. It's normal for its age and if your PC is weak it will work, but there are better games than the first 7 parts of fnaf.
The first part of the franchise about Freddy the bear. A game with a rather unusual gameplay. The game does not have many opponents and the gameplay is not busy. Some of the plot can be gleaned from the phone calls. The game is worth playing, you need to play it.
FNaF is a game that spawned a whole separate genre.
2014 was a temporary year when everyone was already tired of the same type of horror films made on the principle of a dark corridor or forest, and then BAM. Casual indie horror from solo developer Scot Cawthon. Scott did something that is almost impossible to create - an original idea. The idea is simple, but ingenious and its implementation really looks scary. I am a person who is difficult to scare with horror games, but FNaF is a game that, despite a lot of time spent in it, keeps me in suspense (of course, not as much as before and not at every moment). The plot of FNaF can be analyzed for a very long time, the original quadrology of FNaF created a solid, interesting and creepy plot, but then even greater confusion began with the relea… Read full