Also...ten...

(Also Baloon Boy looks like a pumpkin)

Whoah, new promo image. And so soon.

I think it would a safe guess to say that we might get a trailer or demo or something soon.

This is giving the tim burton type of creepy a run for its money.

The demo has been unleashed.

(03-02-2015, 08:00 PM)CLXcool Wrote: The demo has been unleashed.

Yeah, AND THE ENTIRE GAME!
http://store.steampowered.com/app/354140...1100__1100

(03-02-2015, 06:44 PM)Boyobmas Wrote: Whoah, new promo image. And so soon.

I think it would a safe guess to say that we might get a trailer or demo or something soon.

I am going to need 10 types NOPE right after I turn on all the lights in the house.

Also, I don't get the game. There seems to be so many thing that the game wants you to do that I have yet to understand one of them.

Anyone else feel like the designs have kind of lost their charm? Sure, it was a game about avoiding a bear with joint problems but now its a game about avoiding a bear with an existential crisis, that's been skinned, possessed, and made to look like something that watched that video tape with the girl that comes out of the tv.

As Adam Sandlerized as the "franchise" is becoming, I actually don't mind it all that much. At least the games change up the core mechanics in each iteration, it's a pretty ballsy move and I can respect that. I'll sure as hell never buy or play any of them, but it is sort of interesting watching someone try and figure it out, especially if they're not scared and not doing the stupid pandering super exaggerated Youtuber™ Facecam™ ™mecha-screams™. Oh and the Atari bits are nice and juicy with creep juice.

Anyone else think that Springtrap (the new guy) is a little less frightening now that we have seen him? His "jumpscare" is little more then Foxy's in the oringal. I find BB's a little more scary.

(03-03-2015, 02:10 PM)gamemaster1991 Wrote: Anyone else think that Springtrap (the new guy) is a little less frightening now that we have seen him? His "jumpscare" is little more then Foxy's in the oringal. I find BB's a little more scary.

(03-03-2015, 01:58 PM)Arjahn Wrote: As Adam Sandlerized as the "franchise" is becoming, I actually don't mind it all that much. At least the games change up the core mechanics in each iteration, it's a pretty ballsy move and I can respect that. I'll sure as hell never buy or play any of them, but it is sort of interesting watching someone try and figure it out, especially if they're not scared and not doing the stupid pandering super exaggerated Youtuber™ Facecam™ ™mecha-screams™. Oh and the Atari bits are nice and juicy with creep juice.

According to this image (which was posted on Scott's website), as well as some easter eggs found in the game. It looks as though Five Nights at Freddy's 3 is the final entry in the series.
Source

Certainly a successful uproar.

Well, Scott knew how to make a good ending thats for certain.

It's looking pretty good.

I just want to let y'all know that I had no idea what this game was until a few days ago.
I watched some gameplay of it on youtube and almost shit my pants.