Five Nights At Freddy's 3 is the third game in the Fazbear series of horror point-and-click games. This saga developed by the indie developer Scott Cawthon, completely blew up after the first game went viral. Later on, the series has seen great numbers, and while it's not as big as it once was, it still has an immense fanbase. And the internet really does love these games.
But this evolution can be tough, even though the fans are loyal to the series, these changes can be a bit troublesome sometimes. Five Nights At Freddy's 3 takes a few different steps for the series in many ways, one of them is that it actually represents a time-skip to 30 years after the ending of the first game. Keeping in mind that the second game was actually a prequel. In this time, Freddy Fazbear's Pizza has become more of an urban legend.
You no longer play the role of a security guard, and it is not a pizza restaurant anymore. Instead this time we're dealing with a fair attraction created by a businessman looking to monetize on the legend. This means you're not a security guard, but rather an actor, playing the role of a security guard. And yes, for some reason even though you're an actor playing the role of a security guard, you still have to stay there the 6 nights and take care of the post until the official opening of the attraction.
Instead of having a whole gang of animatronic animals coming to get you in your security post, this time there's only one animatronic haunting you called Springtrap. The other animatronics will only be out there as phantoms, but won't be able to hurt you. This is the third instalment of one of most successful indie survival-horror games of the last few years, and that have been adapted to different platforms.
And all the animatronic beings of the most terrifying pizzeria are back too! Face every single lurking danger throughout five long nights Vote 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Requirements and additional information:. Antony Peel. Software languages. It's the third installment of the successful Five Nights at Freddy's franchise, and centers on an old-school horror theme based on the original restaurant featured in the last two games.
The basic concept behind Five Nights at Freddy's is to explore different scenarios based on the original movie in order to save your poor pet and eliminate the lurking threat of Nightclaw. This time around, you have a new recruit in your crew: Jason, a punk who wants to join your team and get to know the other residents. You'll also find out that Five Nights at Freddy's 3 has many more characters besides Jason While the storyline is solid, it takes away a lot of the fun inherent in Five Nights at Freddy's 3.
Instead, the focus turns to how Jason interacts with the other residents of his facility. Although enjoyable, this takes away some of the mystery that made Five Nights at Freddy's memorable, such as finding your glasses in the freezer, or watching as Jason "accidentally" kills his older brother in front of you.
In addition, the storyline is pretty basic and doesn't really add anything special to the game. The music is also fairly generic and doesn't really fit the world created by Scott Cawthon, which means that you basically have to put up with it.
However, the voice acting is top notch, with every character believable. Overall, Five Nights at Freddy's 3 isn't a ground-breaking game. It follows the same formulaic story concepts established by its predecessors, but provides an inferior experience due to some lacking polish.
However, if you are looking for a jumpstart into the horror genre or just want something with a little more mystery, then this is worth checking out. For those who want a solid, well-written narrative that will keep you playing through to completion, however, there's nothing here that will change your opinion of the first game.
So if you're a fan of Scott Cawthon's previous work, but don't think he's done with his horror writing, then this is a good option for you.
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