FNAC 3

FNAC 3 is a beloved horror survival game where players must survive five nights in a room, fending off attacks from monsters. Using only a flashlight and a recorder, players must explore the room to find the monsters hiding within. Once a monster is nearby, it will make a sound, prompting the player to scare it away. As the number of days increases, the monsters will hide in unexpected places throughout the room, requiring players to remain vigilant and explore carefully to survive, increasing the game's challenge.

Gameplay of FNAC 3:

Like Five Nights at Freddy's 4, the gameplay of Five Nights at Candy's 3 is a departure from previous installments. The primary gameplay takes place in a bedroom, where a girl must ward off monsters.

The only tools given to the player are a flashlight and a tape recorder. Throughout the night, several monsters will attempt to reach the player's bed in order to attack them. Monster Rat (or Monster Vinnie on Night 6) will appear in either the closet, wardrobe, or hallway door. Once he reaches one of these locations, he will produce a sound cue that notifies the player of his position. In order to ward him off, the player must shine their flashlight into his eyes, which will drive him back temporarily.

After the player either fails to ward the monster off or is forced to engage them after successfully warding them off a few times, a standoff will begin. The monster will appear in the room and stare at the player as a purple ring appears around the screen. In order to prevent them from attacking, the player must aim their flashlight at the monster's eyes and follow their movement while they move sporadically in an attempt to evade the flashlight. After enough time has passed, the monster will hide under the bed. In order to ward them off, the player must look under both sides of the bed to determine where the monster currently is before looking to the opposite side of the bed. The monster will eventually peek out from under the bed, allowing the player to turn around and force them to flee.Unlike Monster Rat and Monster Vinnie, Monster Cat only appears at the ends of the bed, gradually rising over time. In order to ward him off, the player must shine their flashlight in his eyes.

The player's tape recorder allows them to speed up the night by playing music, which helps them sleep. It has three working functions: a play button, a pause button, and a rewind button. The play button plays whatever music is currently on the recorder, the pause button pauses any music, and the rewind button allows the player to reset the tape recorder after they fully play it.

Features of FNAC 3:

Scary Gameplay: FNAC 3’s comes with a gameplay that is scary. Just like any other horror game for Android, it has dark scenes, which enhance the scary feel of the game. Since the restaurant is completely dark, you have to navigate around with the help of night vision goggles and complete the missions. Please beware of the ghosts and other elements that may scare you while you are peacefully completing the missions.

Multiple Horror characters: As this is a horror game, you will find characters that are scary. With multiple characters like the monkey statues, robots, and others, you will have to deal with everyone at least once while playing the game. The characters are animatronic robots that are being scrapped due to malfunctioning. So, you may have to deal with them and their weird behavior.

Fan World: This entire game is based on the Five Nights at Freddy’s game. It was the original game, and the developer has made the Fan version of the same. There are more than a few amazing elements of the original game included in this fan version game of Five Nights at Candy’s. Also, the developer has included a few characters from his other games, which makes it an inclusive world of fan-made games.

Player Comments of FNAC 3:

I really live this game! The lore revealed is great and the gameplay isn't too challenging, I'm just... bad at it. Although sometimes my audio won't work even though the audio isn't disconnected, and springtrap goes a tad too fast from cam 10 to my door... even though the vents are a boost it's still too much. And uh- my game won't let me seal the vents... at all. I double tap and it doesn't work and if it does it gives me no indication. Other than that oh my gosh I love this game.

So, I installed the mobile port about a month after it released, and I managed to beat it, a few times, but due to the revamped minigame mechanic, I never got the good ending, which is my fault, I suppose. Anyway, I uninstalled it out of frustration. I reinstalled it recently, and I have gotta say, I am SO glad that it plays the same as the PC port. Thank you, Clickteam and Cawthon!

Five Nights at Freddy's is one of my favorite horror videogame franchise of all time, but this is my top 1 favorite on my list. Because I can go through 1-5 nights for the normal bad ending, and checking out secrets to get the good ending, and looking at extras for animatronics, jumpscares, mini-games for the good ending as stated above, and cheats to do the nightmare mode on aggressive mode.

When I was like 6 my brother would play this game with his friend. I got it for myself now that I am older and it just has that same creepy vibe to it. Loading into the office for the first time was awesome, I won't forget the experience. Night 5-6 do get really difficult when Springtrap gets in your vents while keeping him at cam 9 and 10, but this game is just awesome. Other than fnaf 4 this is probably the scariest one.

Conclusion:

What started as a fan-made project has become a full-blown trilogy of horror spinoffs, and FNaC 3 is a worthy cap to the adventures of Mary Schmidt. Taking gameplay ideas from Freddy’s 4, this game is a good example of a pixel-art survival horror experience. However, while it literally ports the game to mobile, it does so without consideration for the longer cutscenes and dialogues.