Five Nights at Freddy's 3 12+

This game can be looked down upon because a new animatronic has been thrown into the mix of things and must be accepted by the people who play it and by people who are trying to come up with logical theories. This animatronic, Springtrap, was never once mentioned before, so why should we like the game? Well, because Springtrap HAS been mentioned! In the second game phone guy clearly says: "someone used one of the spare suits" "a yellow one". Of course this is the night where Golden Freddy is the most active, but that's not the suit phone guy was talking about. Many people say that phone guy was talking about the spare Springtrap suit. Anyway ENOUGH ABOUT THEORIES!!! I love this game. I beat it. It was really hard and exiting! It's an odd spin to the game, and it's a little harder to find and play the hidden games on the mobile device, but I still love this!!! This game is horrifying! Every hallucinating jumpscare gets me, especially foxy! I always redo the ventilation, but somehow they're right there! I'm not complaining! I love it!! I think anyone who likes the first or second game should tackle this challenging horror fest! It's so much fun, and I hope people can just accept where the game's story is going! The game is beautiful, no glitches, the graphics are stunning as usual, but this game differs from the rest. In this one there's strategy needed to succeed! This makes the game more fun and more challenging 😉
It's worth it's price!!!

I’m a huge fan of FNaF, I love the lore, the games, the books, pretty much everything Scott has released related to this series. But I got bored of the games pretty quickly. The games released before this were trial and error until you find the perfect strategy, which is fine, many games are like that, but once you find the strategy you just mindlessly do the same couple things over and over again until the end of each night. Whenever I died I almost never felt like it was my fault, and the game was just stupid. Especially with FNaF 2. But this one, although it does have a perfect strategy to follow, it’s not nearly as mindless as the first 2 games. You actually have to really think beyond “Guy in office, put on mask, guy in hallway, close door,” ect. Although some deaths did seem like I couldn’t prevent them, I haven’t really felt like it was the games fault very much. My only real complaint is that it’s really hard if you don’t know what you’re doing, and the phone guy doesn’t really tell you anything. Which I don’t think is much of a problem, of you like a challenge. overall, this is a great game, and is absolutely worth the 2.99$

Five Nights at Freddy's is undoubtedly one of the best horror games to ever hit the App Store. Unbelievable graphics, a great storyline and an amazing experience all combined into one game. It deserves every single fan it was getting. All the publicity it got was for a reason, because it was such a fantastic game. Obviously, Scott felt he had an obligation to make a second game, which was an awesome game as well. More animatronics, and the Purple Man story both made it something to remember. Millions of fans were awed by the series and wanted it to have an epic conclusion. The end of a trilogy, what everyone will remember when they look back on Five Nights at Freddy's years from now. Sadly, although this game shares incredible graphics and experience just like its predecessors, I feel like it was sort of a disappointment. Every game flowed together so perfectly like pieces of a puzzle. That's what set these games apart from the others. But this was an attempt to go away from that, to make the last Freddy's game different than the previous ones. And in my opinion, it failed. I've played Five Nights at Freddy's since the beginning. But I was so uninterested in the story of this one, I quit on Night 3. Because Scott tried to go outside what made Five Nights at Freddy's what it is. And although it was a good attempt, he didn't succeed.