Five Nights at Freddy's

its a little scary but over all pretty good I've played this game many times

The first FNAF isn't scary at all. It's also easy if you aren't paranoid from silly characters in restaurant suits. It's pretty simple, at 12am they come out of their parts and service place to try to get you at your office place. The jump scares look funny looking, and they don't move around a lot. They are usually in some frozen movement when you see them in cams, or when you see them in the halls. So I would best give a solid 8+.

So a couple years ago I bought my 7 year old this game for his birthday on his ipad. A few minutes later he was screaming in terror, I was very confused... I went i and I saw this weird bear... Long story short = TOO SCARY FOR ELEMENTARY!!!! But I think after that level it actually has some fun in it. I played it myself and highly enjoy it! Some people overeact about it but I think as long as your kids are not super young it is a decent game.

As someone who has been here ever since the first game, the game(s) is (are) amazing. The game(s) itself may be unsettling for some viewers. It's a simple click/touch game. The backstory how ever is very unsettling. The backstory is about a man luring kids at a pizzeria into a backroom and murdering all them. After he murders them he stuffs them into the animatronic suits. I'd definitely say the game itself is for 10+ due to unsettling jump scares. Maybe even 8 if your child is mature. But the backstory is at least 13+. The game does not show any blood nor gore but it does contain flashing lights.

I am a mother of two girls(10 & 14) & one boy(11.) I was at first skeptical, as a lot of comments said there was a disturbing backstory, but my kids insisted I at least gave it a chance. So I looked into it, and it turns out, they were all wrong. Each video is made by Five Nights at Freddy’s fans, and they all inform that their videos are just theories, as the game creator, Scott Cawthon, hasn’t given much information. So, being a fair person, I agreed that my kids could get it, but if they got scared to tell me and delete it. They’ve had it for a year now, and they love it! It doesn’t scare them at all. Lesson learned:just give it a chance before judging it.

ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm burtger. great models, personally as a parent of 32 foster childern, I would not let ANY of my 32 foster kids around Freddy Faze Bear and his little goons, espically foxy. This game has ruined my life, Freddy Faze Bear has taken everything from me. My car, my house, my wifer, my 32 foster childern, my kid name finger, the alien in my back yard named James's. This game has also helped me by giving security in life and has better disciplined my 32 foster childern by threating by throwing them into a. Over all I found myself had have really improved my life and my 32 foster childern. banana/10

I hate the fact that everyone thinks of this as a “dEmOnIc” game. Like, WTF guys its supposed to be scary… Stop blaming the creator on what YOU let your child play. If your child screams, you first go blame it on Scott. That’s your fault for letting them play FNaF. The game isn’t really scary, except for FNaF 4 (Nightmare Foxy ugggghhhh) and SL (opening faceplates are kinda scary 😧) Only buy this if your kiddos are ready. Also, it’s NOT a waste of your money.

As you glance at the fuzzy security cameras, watching Bonnie, the killer animatronic bear slowly make his way to your office, You can feel your heart beat faster and faster. Thump. Thump. Thump. You flash your lights at both doors. You can almost feel the tension hanging in the air. Suddenly, Freddy jumps out at you in a horrifying jump scare, and lets out a blood curdling scream. And as the screen transitions into the dreaded game-over screen, you scream out loud in rage. You should definitely play the horror hit Five nights at Freddy's. FNAF’s graphics make you feel trapped under an inky black sky, with the world closing in, and nowhere to run. Although some might say that the sound effects do not impact the game, actually, The eerie sound effects In FNAF really take the experience to another level. Although you may not be afraid of bears, In a flash, The cute cuddly characters that roam in FNAF, will soon roam in your nightmares. Both avid and brand new gamers will enjoy the genre defining game Five nights at Freddy's. If you love creepy bears, scares, and pizzeria's, this game is for you.

It's good.