Five Nights at Freddy's 12+

Hey Scott, if you’re reading this, I just wanna say thanks so much for making the FNaF series! I’ve finally got FNaF 3 and already on Night 4, and it’s harder than I thought! But off topic for this rating, I’ll talk more about FNaF 1. The new update is great, I love how there’s a Options button and it can fit full screen on iPad. Although it was somewhat tough considering that I don’t have power ups or anything, I still managed to pass 4/20 mode, earning my 3rd star on the main menu and getting permission to buy FNaF 2 :D. Just a quick question, I sometimes miss the easier nights and want to restart just for fun, but will I lose my progress (I’m on iPad so I’m not so sure) if I restart? As in lose Night 6 and 7?
Thanks again for the new update and I’m hoping to earn the third star soon. :)

—GlorytheRainwing

Five Nights at Freddy’s (FNaF) has always been one of the most iconic game series out there, and it shows no end in sight yet. With the announcement of Security Breach for console and PC, the franchise gets bigger every year. I decided to replay the first one as I hadn’t played it in a while. The second I launched the game and started my first night, I instantly remembered why I used to be scared out of my mind from this game. It has a creepy atmosphere, the lighting is good for the setting and, of course, the ear shattering jump scare sound. Despite this, there are a few things that make it annoying and sometimes frustrating to play. The power runs out quite fast, so you are more likely to die later on in the game when the animatronics move so often to the door. Aside from that, it was well worth my money as it was made with effort and not shoved full of microtransactions to gain an advantage. If you like horror and strategy, I’d recommend this game to you

Five Nights at Freddy’s is a classic horror strategy game for ages 12 and up that has a long mystery to it. This game also has so much creativity that it is original ( sort of original because of Chuck E Cheese ), I definitely recommend to play this game. But there is a part in the game I do not understand. 1. The game clearly has the 2 words 5 NIGHTS but as you continue to play the game you actually have to play 7 NIGHTS until you get fired for damage that has happened to the animatronics. The reason why this is really confusing to me is because why do we have to play 7 nights to complete the game, it is a bit confusing as the title basically says you will spend 5 nights. It is probably to make the game seem less hard until you play it. So can you make the game only have 5 nights instead of 2 more? Thank you for reading.