Characters

Being a night security guard is not the most glamorous job. After all… You work throughout the night You get paid a measly salary You put your life at risk You are not equipped to deal with better-armed intruders The odds are stacked against you. But that’s a walk in the park compared to being […]

The FNaF franchise has given me countless memories with my friends during my youth. I remember numerous times when my mother barged into our room because she heard us screaming our lungs out. FNaF made me and my friends watched plenty of reaction videos from big-name YouTubers such as PewDiePie and Markiplier. We thought of

Among the characters we have learned to love within the Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise, there are many people who feed into the history of the game that tend to go unnoticed. Of course, the animatronics play a significant part in our experience with the game. Still, there is much more to explore as to

I’m a huge sucker for FNAF content, not because of Scott Cawthon’s unique depiction of horror (I am admittedly a coward in that regard), but because of the overarching plot. Most horror games focus too much on deriving as many jumpscares as they can from their gameplay instead of keeping the player engaged with a

Five Nights at Freddy’s had massive amounts of followers since its release – and I am one of them. I still remember when we dared each other to play the game after classes had finished. We record our own ‘Let’s play’ and laugh at how ugly our screams were – we’re at the edge of

If you play Five Nights at Freddy’s, it’s okay to develop a fear of animatronics (especially the nightmare ones). But I think that animatronics also have something they are afraid of. It’s called the Scooper. But what is it? Its full name is the Scalable Creation of Ulterior Presence (SCUP) It is a machine It

For a video game franchise that tries to terrify you every chance it gets, Five Nights at Freddy’s has a surprising number of adorable characters. A prime example is Bonnet. She is an adorable pink rabbit animatronic that you’re more likely to cuddle than run from. So, what’s the deal with Bonnet? She is among

Hello! My name is Syed Arham, and I’m a massive fan of the FNAF series despite being an absolute coward when it comes to confronting the horror genre. The story and the characters keep me coming back to FNAF, though, which I don’t really find in other horror mediums.  I’ve tried my fair share of

Five Nights at Freddy’s began as a deceptively simple point-and-click indie horror game in 2014, but in the eight years since the original game was released, FNAF has exploded into a massive multimedia franchise. The FNAF series now spans dozens of games and books packed to the brim with fantasy, fun, and—above all—horror. In the

Five Nights at Freddy’s is a franchise well-known for its animalistic animatronics, but we have seen much more than a few animals throughout its timeline. At first, I found characters like Freddy and Chica terrifying, but once I reminded myself that they were based on rather friendly and cuddly real-world things, the fear factor fizzled