Five Nights at Freddy's served as a revitalizing jolt to the horror game genre. Updated Septemby Cameron Roy Hall: The landscape of FNAF has changed drastically in the last several months.
Slender Man had fallen to the wayside, since the character did not have enough backstory to keep players interested in the creepiness. FNaF came onto the scene in 2014 with a simple premise: survive some scares perpetrated by increasingly creepy pizzeria animatronics. Scott Cawthon is out, and Five Nights at Freddy's Security Breach still hasn't been released, but it's allegedly coming later this year. Also, Cawthon decided to bankroll a select few creators who needed an extra nudge to get their FNAF fan games up and running.
And who could blame him? A staggering number of the fan games based on his IP are incredibly well polished. We're talking games that, if it weren't for those pesky little copyright laws, would easily make bank on Steam. In honor of all this, we've fleshed out this article a bit to showcase even more of the titles that brought new life into the Five Nights at Freddy's fan game community.
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