The plot, as we already knew, revolves around The Bite of '87, a short story that's vaguely mentioned in the saga's first game: that year, an animatronic being attacked a young victim who lost the frontal lobe of his brain. Expected for Halloween, the prequel is already available. Completing all five levels will unlock a sixth level, and completing the sixth level unlocks the Custom Night level editor where you will be able to adjust the AI difficulty of each of the characters.Scott Cawthon has surprised us once again with the latest game from his Survival Horror saga, Five Nights at Freddy's 4. The game includes five levels (five nights), and each the difficulty is increased as the level also increases. At this point, you won’t be able to defend yourself from Freddy, and you’ll eventually lose the game. Your form of defense is by closing the doors to the office, or briefly turning on the lights to avoid being attacked.ĭoing these actions, however will consume your very limited electrical power, and if it runs out, all cameras won’t be operable, doors won’t close, and lights will go out. You have to be on your guard, though, as not all cameras can be viewed properly – camera feeds are distorted and dimly lit, plus one camera only has an audio feed available. You will be sitting in the security office and won’t be able to move around, however, you are given access to view the footage from the security cameras in the restaurant. You have to survive your shift, meaning you have to make it out alive without the animatronic animal robots (who are roaming the place at night) attacking you. You will play as the night security guard, and you must defend yourself from the animal characters in the restaurant – tracking their every move using the security cameras installed all over.Īs the night guard, your shift will begin from 12:00 AM until 6:00 AM. It revolves around the story of a fictional pizza restaurant named “Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza”. Five Nights at Freddy’s is an indie point-and-click survival simulation game developed and published by Scott Cawthon.
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