They kinda mess with my head when I'm trying to concentrate on all other tasks at hand. Hopefully someday you'll put that in.Īnother thing was, when I ran back and forth between doors during gameplay, I kept noticing a series of footsteps that sounded sort of like mine but a little faster and they would travel from left to right and vice versa. These games were undoubtedly worth my time and my money from beginning to end.Ĭoncerning this app however, I was only slightly disappointed to find that I was not able to experience the lore minigames about the crying child, like the ones in this exact game on the PC. I admit, I shed a couple (a lot) of tears when I heard that it was over. The graphics have improved slightly compared to the third title, creating an even greater experience.Scott, your FNAF series will always be some of my favourite video games. Also, if they get you, you'll be more scared if the volume is high.įive Nights at Freddy's 4 is a memorable horror game that can scare you more than just a few times. Why? Because you need to hear the enemies breathing in order to predict their attacks. You can also use a flashlight to light up any area for a short period of time.Īn important thing to do when playing is to adjust the volume of your speakers. You can move from the bed towards any of the doors in the room, and open them by keeping a button pressed. The gameplay in Five Nights at Freddy's 4, in any case, is very similar to that in previous installments. Instead, you control a young man that, at nighttime, has to defend himself from the horrible creatures that hunt him behind every shadow and every dark corner. This time, you don't have to patrol a pizzeria through security cameras or anything like that.
Since then, in little more than a year, Five Nights at Freddy's has become a symbol of horror. Five Nights at Freddy's 4 is the fourth and final installment on this incredibly popular horror saga that has been scaring people on Windows and Android since the release of the first game, back in 2014.
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