In the Modern Age of FNAF we often forget about phone guy. (He is not even in the new FNAF Character Encyclooedia) even though he was such a big part of the first 3 games. when I watch these fan games use their own version of phone guy. I think the idea of the character is secretly genius. Every night you're called by one of the other employees who gives you advice and a bunch of Lore drops. Sometimes the calls can have some very funny dialogue as well.
Phone guy was always my favourite part of the original FNAF trilogy. Sad he never got to be in the encyclopaedia, I never realised until you said this. But the phone calls add so much to FNAF fangames which is why I love showcasing them.
I think it's because he's actually not a big part of FNAF will lore wise but he is more of a big part of FNAF memory, also Phone guy only appeared in the First and Second games the Third game was Phone Dude. Although I do have to agree with you the Phone character is secretly genius.
Time for theory blast! So the Night 6 call, you know that the person on the phone (supposedly Tony) gets into a bit of a beating. Apparently, the creation of the game (Squeezy) did say that he was kidnapped and held hostage until the end of the night, where he escaped. I'm guessing that whoever kidnapped him must have been Richard Viperson and he did it so he can rid of anyone that can stop him now. Including Rye and the rest of the workers since Tony was dealt with. So the secret message must be after Richard kidnap Tony, and he came to a unknown location, supposedly where Rye and the rest are. Then to cover a brief cover of the message, Rye was caught by Richard and tackled down, hurting him in the process. As he screams for help, Aaron and Bailee comes to find Richard and Rye fighting. Aaron then tackled Mr. Viperson as Bailee grabs Rye to take him to safety, while Brandon came into the room, only to be told by Aaron to get help. Soon, he told Richard about how he would not win and stuff. Then I guessing that either Richard escapes the building, only to get caught. Or he just get held down till polive arrived. Then either Tony escaped to go find his friends, or he was found at the place he was held hostage at. Well, that's all I gotta say. I think I cracked this one. But hey, it's just a theory. A Stupid Theory. Get it cause, I'm Dr. Stupid, and Stupid... Get it?
There's actually been an updated version recently released of this game which I might do another video on. Hopefully makes the game a little easier but just as fun P.S I couldn't even get a D on infinite night after playing it for an hour so good luck to you
Tony was attacked by Shadow Bonnie. That's the most popular theory going around anyway. But I think it makes sense since it was something he didn't recognise at first glance and whatever it was spoke in a really dark tone, unlike the regular animatronics
@@squeezy8186 btw, good job on the game. I actually love how the phone person is different each time. I think this fan game deserves top one with others i have up there
Not at all. I really had a great time with this game, more than most fnaf fan games. Any game that has someone different on each night do the phone call is cool. And the fact it was brutally difficult made it somewhat addicting to try and beat. I recommend it to anyone to have a go, just be warned that is it does take some patience to beat.
Nah hes right this game did not age well LOL. The visuals and lore are basic and low quality, and the gameplay is very repetitive and unforgivingly hard. I would love to remake this game from the ground up in the future.
Thanks for uploading this. I am currently working on an Unofficial epilogue for the game and knowing more of the story helps a lot.
No worries, was refreshing going through a fangame that was kind of different. Good luck with the epilogue
Thanks mate, I will do my best.
In the Modern Age of FNAF we often forget about phone guy. (He is not even in the new FNAF Character Encyclooedia) even though he was such a big part of the first 3 games.
when I watch these fan games use their own version of phone guy. I think the idea of the character is secretly genius. Every night you're called by one of the other employees who gives you advice and a bunch of Lore drops. Sometimes the calls can have some very funny dialogue as well.
Phone guy was always my favourite part of the original FNAF trilogy. Sad he never got to be in the encyclopaedia, I never realised until you said this.
But the phone calls add so much to FNAF fangames which is why I love showcasing them.
I think it's because he's actually not a big part of FNAF will lore wise but he is more of a big part of FNAF memory, also Phone guy only appeared in the First and Second games the Third game was Phone Dude.
Although I do have to agree with you the Phone character is secretly genius.
Time for theory blast!
So the Night 6 call, you know that the person on the phone (supposedly Tony) gets into a bit of a beating.
Apparently, the creation of the game (Squeezy) did say that he was kidnapped and held hostage until the end of the night, where he escaped. I'm guessing that whoever kidnapped him must have been Richard Viperson and he did it so he can rid of anyone that can stop him now. Including Rye and the rest of the workers since Tony was dealt with. So the secret message must be after Richard kidnap Tony, and he came to a unknown location, supposedly where Rye and the rest are.
Then to cover a brief cover of the message, Rye was caught by Richard and tackled down, hurting him in the process. As he screams for help, Aaron and Bailee comes to find Richard and Rye fighting. Aaron then tackled Mr. Viperson as Bailee grabs Rye to take him to safety, while Brandon came into the room, only to be told by Aaron to get help. Soon, he told Richard about how he would not win and stuff.
Then I guessing that either Richard escapes the building, only to get caught. Or he just get held down till polive arrived. Then either Tony escaped to go find his friends, or he was found at the place he was held hostage at.
Well, that's all I gotta say. I think I cracked this one. But hey, it's just a theory. A Stupid Theory.
Get it cause, I'm Dr. Stupid, and Stupid... Get it?
My brain hurts from reading all of that but I think I get it
@@Epik_Janitor I mean I'm no Doctor, but I still define.
@@drstupideroni6969 I got enough information about the Richard viperson and stuff
Omg i remember how great this game is and I’m still trying to get a great score in the infinite night 😬😬☺️
There's actually been an updated version recently released of this game which I might do another video on. Hopefully makes the game a little easier but just as fun
P.S I couldn't even get a D on infinite night after playing it for an hour so good luck to you
@@StevieJ3698 hehe thanks I might need it and yeah I kind of already know there was a update but thanks for telling me I guess
@@StevieJ3698 are you gonna do the update?
I wanna know what happened to tony and who did it in that call!?
Tony was attacked by Shadow Bonnie. That's the most popular theory going around anyway. But I think it makes sense since it was something he didn't recognise at first glance and whatever it was spoke in a really dark tone, unlike the regular animatronics
My character (Tony) survives the phone call. He was kidnapped and held hostage for the night but is rescued by the end x)
@@squeezy8186 I did not expect to get a reply from one out of the two creators of snazc! thanks for clearing that up, pal.
@@squeezy8186 btw, good job on the game. I actually love how the phone person is different each time. I think this fan game deserves top one with others i have up there
Dang, i forgot how bad this game was.
Not at all. I really had a great time with this game, more than most fnaf fan games. Any game that has someone different on each night do the phone call is cool. And the fact it was brutally difficult made it somewhat addicting to try and beat. I recommend it to anyone to have a go, just be warned that is it does take some patience to beat.
Nah hes right this game did not age well LOL. The visuals and lore are basic and low quality, and the gameplay is very repetitive and unforgivingly hard. I would love to remake this game from the ground up in the future.
@@squeezy8186 well regardless I had a good experience with nonetheless. I hope you do follow this up with either a remaster it sequel