On top of that, the trailer shows a child's room, meaning that a defenseless child is going up against several dangerous robots and there's no indication that the child's parents are at home or willing to help him out.
This game plays with the idea of not being safe in your own home. or he has been "put back together" and has woken up. This means the child either dies and the machine is turned off. Then (possibly) averted if you know real life: A hospital machine only flatlines when it has no power or is turned off. speaks to him in one last dream, promising to "put him back together." Night 6's ending subverts this, however, as the child is implied to die after. Even though he was lobotomized, he's alive. Action Survivor: The child protagonist is this, both during the nights and in the minigames. Accidental Murder: Downplayed, but the teenagers' prank against the child was an accident, and it probably disabled (and ultimately killed) him. Instead, where they should be present, Fredbear and Spring Bonnie take their place. Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy are notably absent in the minigames that take place in the Freddy's restaurant. Nightmare Chica and Bonnie are replaced by Jack-O-Chica and Jack-O-Bonnie, respectively. Plushtrap is replaced by Nightmare BB, Nightmare is replaced by Nightmarionne, and Nightmare Foxy is replaced by Nightmare Mangle. Conversely, in the Halloween Edition, Nightmare Bonnie, Nightmare Chica, Nightmare Foxy, Nightmare, and Plushtrap do not appear. Nightmare versions of BB, Mangle, and the Puppet are added in the Halloween edition, although Scott has confirmed that only BB is canon to the game. In the original game, with the exception of the Spring Bonnie (Springtrap) animatronic, a plushie-sized version of Springtrap, figurines of Toy Freddy, Toy Bonnie, and Toy Chica and a pile of Mangle's dismantled parts, all of which appear in the minigames, none of the animatronics from the second or third games appear in this one at all. However, he does appear as an easter egg: if you reverse the odd vocal radio-static that plays randomly, it's revealed to be a pitched down Phone Guy recording the first message in the first game. Phone Guy is nearly absent, understandable given that the main bulk of the game does not take place in a Freddy's establishment. Eventually, Scott confirmed in his reddit page about MattPat's theory that the game takes place in 1983 is correct. The '80s: The game takes place either before or in 1987, due to the constant references to the Bite of '87 in the promotional materials, although Scott proceeded to troll the fanbase by removing references of it after the game was released. 
This game is vastly different from the previous installments: Rather than giving you cameras to monitor, this game lets you move around your bedroom, letting you check your doors, bed, and closet and those animatronics that used to stand still when you looked at them now move freely even if you're staring them right in their creepy glowing eyes. The game was released on July 23rd, 2015. Just survive for five days until you can go to your party and hopefully everything will turn out fine!įive Nights at Freddy's 4 is the fourth installment in the Five Nights at Freddy's horror-themed strategy game franchise by Scott Cawthon. Fortunately, you can fend them off with your flashlight and keep them out of your room with your doors if you see or hear them coming.
For some reason, they look mean and nasty. But hey, congrats you're going to a party at Fredbear's Family Diner! What? You don't like it there? The animatronics creep you out? Well, don't worry, it's not like they can just crawl into your house whenever they want to, right?Įxcept they can-and they do. well, I guess there's no reason to welcome you in your own home.
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