I'm just now realizing just how hard it is to see Springtrap in fnaf 3. William being smart by being sneaky.(But also just taunting the night guard/Michael by staring at the camera)
The way Springtrap behaves is probably my favourite thing in the game. His movements are far more thought out then any animatronic we had seen so far. He was definitely avoiding the camera.
@@anothermiddleschoolburnout8816 you’re right, it’s like he knows what he’s doing but the others don’t, they are just not as sneaky as him and they’re not even trying.
What I love about FNAF 1 is how the graphics/renders make everything look like a actual pizzeria that could exist in real life, minus the moving child possessed animatronics of course.
I feel like they achieved that by not directly lighting the animatronics. Making us imagine half of their sillouetes in that darkness and making them stand in pretty distorted poses. For example at 1:53 back in 2015 when I'd watch fnaf playthroughs I don't think I've ever known how to look at foxy :'D My vision deceived me all this time to not know what am I seeing exactly but to know someone is there. I would look and see the eyes but in my mind the head was tilted the other way and i saw the head as kinda like a broken neck then a round shape in the dark but I realized I was looking at the image from the wrong angle all this time and when I finally saw foxy there I couldn't unsee him but I'll always remember that picture who messed with my brain xD
Static obscuring the imperfections is a staple in analog horror for good reason. The game also benefits from the Myst effect, if budget and time is equal, real time graphics will pretty much always lose out to prerendered when it comes to fidelity, at the cost of having less dynamic scenes/movement.
I love how Springtrap embodies everything that a killer would do. Very sneaky, stalking you almost, and most importantly is his ability to hide well from cameras like a child killer in a pizzeria would probably know how to do. Really well made.
One of the reasons why I love these games is because they have a sort of photo realism that makes it feel like your in an actual pizzeria. Except for the newer releases, like security breach, which has a more cartoon aesthetic. The older games have more realism, although you aren't moving around much, it still feels like you're actually there. This is why so many people want to see a movie because these characters look like they can exist in real life.
@@NaisanSama fnaf 1 has the Best Atmosphere but lacks content Sb is cool and all but lacks atmosphere Id Say fnaf 2 and sl is just like a 50/50 of em I haven't done vr games yet but thats my opinion
sorry buddy but if you don’t like the newer releases, the movie is probably gonna disappoint you. Hopefully we get a R rated adaptation so it can actually be scary
There’s just something so terrifying about the FNAF 2 ambience. It really makes you feel like you’re all alone in the dead of night in a dark building.
The most creepiest thing about fnaf, is how you never get a good look towards the humans. You may see their voices, or their dead bodies. But you dont properly see their bodies, and various things such as items in the rooms you interact with. Are always out of portion because if you think about it, your literally pushing door buttons from far away. Which is quite inhuman
0:53 I love the added detail of Foxy’s reflection on the screens on the right. It seems unnecessary given how short the animation is, but it just shows how much effort Scott put into this game.
It’s actually unintentional, I remember reading that Scott made those monitors really reflective for some reason but it looked weird so he changed it last minute and this was after all the jump scares were rendered
The characters in FNAF 2 are huge! Both the withered and toy versions. It's really apparent in the party room scenes. Compare any of them to the height of the tables, and - Jesus Christ! They must be 6' tall at minimum! That's terrifying!
@@QueenofSilence101 best shown at 3:56 golden freddy is not only a good deal away from the player, but is 3/4 of the doors height SITTING DOWN. imagine if he stood up
I know its not real 3d, but I always loved how photorealistic the animations looked while on camera. Makes me wish most of them moved around like foxy does.
It's real 3D just as much as any computer graphics are 3D my dude. It's not _real time,_ but it's still 3D animation. Also why "but"? They look like that precisely _because_ they are prerendered. If you generate the images in-engine in real time, you're gonna have 33ms to render each image if you target just 30fps, in a prerendered scene you have hypothetically infinite time per image (practically it of course depends on when you want the game finished). If you render one second of animation per hour, you have 3600 times as much time per frame achieving the same framerate, so you can use much slower but in turn much more convincing render methods. Just because the imagery was ultimately generated by Cycles, Renderman, Arnold, etc instead of Unreal Engine, Unity, Godot, so on, doesn't mean it's suddenly 2D animation though. In case you knew all all this, ignore this reply.
Out of the original trilogy: FnaF 1. Captured the sheer horror of the situation better than the rest. FnaF 2. My personal favorite. While creepy, it doesn't hold a candle to it's predecessor in terms of horror. The character designs of Mangle, the Puppet, as well as withered Bonnie & Chica are definitely all-timers, though! FnaF 3. Super underrated, especially given that Springtrap is arguably the best villain in the series to go up against (given his real identity, that checks out). I just love how tactical & methodical William's movements are! It's somewhat reminiscent of Freddy in the first game, but amped up even more!
The FNAF 1 animatronics strike me as being the creepiest without the static. I was physically uncomfortable during the entirity of the images from the first game. Oddly enough, I think I had the most unsettled reaction at 2:08. I know there aren't any animatronics in that shot, but I never knew that the light went out in that hallway and something about that really disturbed me. The other set of images that creeped me out was of the animatronics during the salvages in Pizzeria Simulator, reavealing just how subtle their movements are. Funnily, I mostly groaned in anger at the FNAF 3 images because I never managed to beat the game due to having such a hard time finding Springtrap through the static, so seeing his hiding spots revealed had me realize just how many times I kept staring at the wrong spots in the room.
3:54 Never realised how big Golden Freddy was. Jesus! If that's him sitting down, imagine how tall he is standing UP! Not to mention his head form, which barely fits down the hallway!
The animations for the rooms on the side make him look like he's being yoinked like not just grabbed or any other word. "Yoinked" describes it perfectly.
1:33 was a screen that absolutely terrified me as a kid. I kinda expected to have outgrown the fear factor of FNAF 1 now that I'm an adult, but no, it still freaks me out. Cool to see that the game still holds up after all this time :)
That's a sign that Scott peaked with FNAF 1, as well as 2 and 3 in my opinion. I have nothing against the rest of the games in the Cawthon era, but the original trilogy is the best horror and lore wise. Extremely disappointed with what Steel Wool turned this franchise into. Even the Ruin DLC wasn't that great imo.
There’s an edit of that image with the eyes and it’s somehow even scarier than the one without. I remember when I first saw it. It was in the dark, at like 11, when I was by myself in the room. I wasn’t l the only one home or awake, but it was still scary as shit to see that. Thank god I was laying in bed and not standing in the middle of the room or someshit.
@@mr.coffee5220Just saw the image and wow. It looks kind of uncannily creepy, i think the eyes are not properly shaped with the perspective of the shotm I do think some people will find it kind of goofy though
Sister location's ambience is really underrated, when i reached the last part of the game the music really gave me the chills of "cameras and doors, you know what to do now"
And this video also reminds us of how freaking good the fnaf soundtrack is. *Like holy crap* i never actually looked back at the fnaf ambiance this way, but man i'm impressed
It really is phenomenal, I genuinely love the ambiant tracks of the fnaf series, I've always really loved the simple dark ghostly feel the first game gave you just with basic auditive ambiance
I love how in fnaf 1 freddy just stares at the camera when hes alone on the stage. "Yeah I know you're there but you're so insignificant to me that I'm just gonna watch the others kill you."
4:58 I can see this scene playing. Chica and Mangle: Just talking Chica: Leaves. Leaving Mangle to just sit there making noise Bonnie: "Bruh wtf I'm trying to sleep in here" Mangle: Leaves Bonnie: Going back inside to sleep Freddy: "Damn. That was the wrong bathroom"
that was put in because the easter egg of bonnie with black eyes gave scott nightmares, or it was the other way around, meaning the easter egg was put in because this camera position gave scott nightmares
Almost every surface that would have a reflection actually does. That's great detail. Also the way that light bounces off things so seamlessly. Scott really dipped hard into uncanny valley.
mangle is pretty clearly just plastered on in fnaf 2, I guess Scott forgot to render him in those rooms and just slapped her on the empty room renders instead
Yeah it looks super jarring and out of place even with the static. Feels like it was a last minute decision to have them appear on more camera locations
While the third game may not have been that great, there was something eerily human and extra creepy about how afton looked and moved. This wasn't a possessed robot. It was a psycho sneaking around and wanting to harm you.
*_"MICHAEL, MICHAEL, YOU KNOW YOU WILL BE PUNISHED. I TOLD YOU TO TURN OFF ALL THE LIGHTS BEFORE WE WENT TO FREDBEAR'S. YOU LEFT THEM ON. I AM COMING FOR YOU"_*
*_"MICHAEL IM SORRY! PLEASE LET ME IN MICHAEL PLEASE. I KNOW YOU DIDN'T MEAN TO LEAVE THE LIGHTS ON. PLEASE LET ME IN YOUR ROOM MICHAEL. MICHAEL, DON'T LEAVE ME HERE (coughs while burning) MICHAEL...MICHAAAAAAAAEEEEEL!!!
You never get to appreciate how detailed and unsettling these renders are, until you look at them alone. Scott is actually amazing at character design and rendering, and keep in mind, for a long time, he did it on his own!
Most likely because mangle has the most detail out of all the animatronics. Scott probably didn't want to account for all the lighting and instead made a png.
With the static and all, it all feels so Clay but without the static. It feels as if all that was actually happening, and that Scott was just posing everyone with strings
The trick Scott used was to render every thing as images/gif. The first few game of the series are really just videos with interactive parts, and since technicaly no 3d is utilised by the game when you're running it, Scott was able to go crazy on the models design and map making details
i love how springtrap is being smart but is also making his intentions clear. he's not playing around, he's coming for you. he wants you to know he's going to kill you.
At 2:43, For the longest time of me playing FNAF, I've never ever noticed the rules sign on the wall changing every single time with different news articles about the 5 children that went missing and such etc. Very interesting...definitely adds to the lore of course, but I just never noticed it at all until I saw this video
Funny how i barely see one talk about this but the graphics/art of the series is just amazingly detailed as heck like in 10:48 Springtrap is so detailed for a 2015 game (i mean i know there are games that are also heavily detailed that time but still, Scott really paid attention to designs and details)
that's because it's not rendered in real time, like fnaf vr and security breach. this means that scott can add as much detail as possible without it being laggy or losing graphical detail
Sister location is the most disturbing place imo. The feelings of that game are like a mix of long term agony and desperation. It's as if every thing, from the animatronics to the people who were there and even the small robots/AI have been tortured endlessly and the Player is their ultimate ticket out. Even the music in that game feels like a plan being hatched rather than creating a sense of fear. It's dark and moody, and really gives the impression of a place filled with misery that is finally being escaped. I also really like the unrelenting feeling of UCN. It feels like total hell with no end. The music sounds somber and hopeless, like being trapped with no way out. Yet it's exactly what the protag deserves, so it's hard to feel bad.
Canonically, that's what the sister location was intended to be. It was where Afton put his family, or just ones he didn't like. It was supposed to be a Hell of his creation. He sent Michael there specifically to kill him.
What I love about FNAF 1 is the feeling you get that the whole pizzeria is under the influence of the ghosts. It feels grimy, unpolished, dirty, and there's always dark corners where the animatronics aren't afraid to go in, kind of taunting you to be looking into them. It's kind of like what the books say "the pizzeria belonged to them". The place is their little playground, where you don't know anything about it, but they do, playing their twisted game with you. Something that I miss in a lot of the Fan Games and even the newer official games is that the animatronics do creepy stuff in general. They look straight at you from the cameras, they hide in the corners, and you just catch a glimpse at them.
The cameras have almost diminished roles as the series goes on and you eventually only use a few of them for specific reasons (Freddy in fnaf1, puppet in FNAF2, hovering one cam in Fnaf3) and for other games you don't use them at all. It's so interesting to see the many set pieces that Scott created. The atmosphere is haunting and with the lighting and reflections and other uses of environment, Scott makes it feel real. There's an overwhelming feeling of loneliness, yet you're very much not alone in these places.
1:48 when i was younger, back in like 2014. i always thought that foxy’s cage was a curtain and behind it was a window that he was opening to get inside the restaurant LOL!
20:48 minirina's just phase out of reality also didnt know fnaf sl had so many rare screens like the one with the biddybabs and minirinas in the living room really bringing in the sentiment that you were never safe
i think the biggest reason why FNAF 4’s halloween update was so big was because lore started becoming more interesting and we found out that Nightmare Balloon Boy was canon to the lore
Withered Chica is honestly the most terrifying thing in the series. Like what the actual *fuck* happened to her mouth. And she's just so *dominant* with that constant T-posing.
1:35 I was playing Fnaf 1 when I was little and I was extremely scared when Bonnie came to this camera. Imagine you are 7 years old and you look at Camera 4 and Bonnie says hello.
I love how human Afton is in fnaf 3 it makes me feel as if he is being deliberate in his every move and how he want Michael to feel tormented and in a sorrow of doom knowing his psychotic dad is going to kill him and that he won't regret it. And it is also terrifying that he looks in the camera to try and taunt Michael or try to make him fight the hulking beast his father
Your all wrong besides one guy Its just in the trailer People have searched the files back to back and never found the image And we know it wasnt removed since people searched even the week the game came out Its probably just a mandela effect yall are having
@@shadowfalcon7623 you're wrong. there is no small chance. it is legit never called in the game under any circumstance. the one with freddy alone staring at the camera is the one with a small chance.
this just reminded me how much the first game NAILS the creepy run-down pizzeria at night atmosphere, while presenting an intriguing narrative for those who look hard enough. it's something the series never recaptured in my opinion. can't wait for fnaf+
I think it’s their violent shaking and uncanny movement, and you only see them for a second. To me most of the of the other games’ jumpscares don’t feel the same cause they’re either onscreen for too long (FNAF 6, UCN) or don’t have enough movement (FNAF 2, FNAF 3).
@@cordyceps7531 I mean Golden Freddy's jumpscare is literally a distorted picture of Golden Freddy, and it's still pretty startling and frightening, I'm pretty sure its because of the louder noise then the other's and the unsettling image that just pops up suddenly.
FNAF 1 also shows the "afterwards" of losing, with a pair of eyeballs popping out of a suit. The game is clear about what the consequences for failure are, which never quite gets met in the other games v
FNAF 1 & 2 are the scariest parts because it's way more focus on tension and ambience. Also, you need to check the cameras and doing tasks (for FNAF 2) while to make sure no animatronics come to get you. FNAF 3 is meh because only Springtrap who can jumpscare you and there's no a lot of things to do. FNAF 4 is more like survival because we have to check every corners to stay alive. FNAF 5 a.k.a Sister Location is trying too hard to be scary and I can't take the animatronics too seriously after see how goofy they are. FNAF 2's animatronics are also goofy (except withered versions of Originals) but not as goofy as FNAF 5's animatronics. FNAF 6 should be the end of the franchise. The ending is perfect. Henry dies alongside with his daughter, Charlotte a.k.a The Puppet who is inside Lefty and then his enemies, William a.k.a Springtrap, Elizabeth a.k.a Baby and I don't know who possessed Funtime Freddy and don't forget Michael who should died at Sister Location. Michael finally rest in peace (maybe because there's a theory he possesed Glamrock Freddy) and he's finally not feeling guilty anymore for his brother died, Crying Child in FNAF 4 and he's not feeling the burden of losing his siblings and also get away from his psycho dad. UCN is just a filler game because it's just old Willy getting tormented by his creations. And yes, I don't count Help Wanted and Security Breach as the other sequels because they're just keep milking it.
I shouldn’t be watching this at 1 am when I’m trying to sleep lmaoo Edit: the more I watch this it actually becomes beautiful and calming. You really get to admire the work
I remember when the first game came out and the animatronics and environment wefe really creepy to me. I think it's mostly because the game does look like it hopped straight out of the late 80s/90s. Older games tend to make me feel creeped out sometimes, so FNAF1 was extra creepy to me. Even to this day, the way the animatronics look and the overall atmosphere of the game is very creepy, yet impressive.
I'm just now realizing just how hard it is to see Springtrap in fnaf 3. William being smart by being sneaky.(But also just taunting the night guard/Michael by staring at the camera)
The way Springtrap behaves is probably my favourite thing in the game. His movements are far more thought out then any animatronic we had seen so far. He was definitely avoiding the camera.
@@anothermiddleschoolburnout8816 you’re right, it’s like he knows what he’s doing but the others don’t, they are just not as sneaky as him and they’re not even trying.
how did you know Michael was the nightguard in FNAF 3?
@@mreggs3731 If you know the lore of the game, it's very blatantly stated that Michael is the night guard in fnaf 3 and 1
@@Phobosz I mean fnaf 1 Freddy is trying
What I love about FNAF 1 is how the graphics/renders make everything look like a actual pizzeria that could exist in real life, minus the moving child possessed animatronics of course.
I feel like they achieved that by not directly lighting the animatronics. Making us imagine half of their sillouetes in that darkness and making them stand in pretty distorted poses. For example at 1:53 back in 2015 when I'd watch fnaf playthroughs I don't think I've ever known how to look at foxy :'D My vision deceived me all this time to not know what am I seeing exactly but to know someone is there. I would look and see the eyes but in my mind the head was tilted the other way and i saw the head as kinda like a broken neck then a round shape in the dark but I realized I was looking at the image from the wrong angle all this time and when I finally saw foxy there I couldn't unsee him but I'll always remember that picture who messed with my brain xD
Static obscuring the imperfections is a staple in analog horror for good reason.
The game also benefits from the Myst effect, if budget and time is equal, real time graphics will pretty much always lose out to prerendered when it comes to fidelity, at the cost of having less dynamic scenes/movement.
Exactly. I always get confused about what FNaF 2’s room is supposed to be. Like what kinda guard’s room is that?
No,i work in a pizzeria with cursed animatronics
And the textures, chef's kiss
I love how Springtrap embodies everything that a killer would do. Very sneaky, stalking you almost, and most importantly is his ability to hide well from cameras like a child killer in a pizzeria would probably know how to do. Really well made.
Yea no kidding its very scary
however the fandom makes him that kind of flamboyant killer who doesn't mind getting caught lol
I like his jumpscre too it’s not flashy or scary but he slowly approaches you like the methodical killer he is.
@@thatcooldudeisawesome876 "Michael, we are OUT of cheez-its!"
@@MimDe An edgy gay anime boy and this is sad honestly
Me: *opening the door for fresh air*
Everyone else in the airplane:
0:57
the fact that this situation happened irl after this comment was made-
@@delta6704wait what??? Deadass?
@@LemonSooYoungyeah a dude on a korean flight opened the plane door for like half a minute.
@@Himmel-Himmel damn
The horror music fit while they were looking at us
One of the reasons why I love these games is because they have a sort of photo realism that makes it feel like your in an actual pizzeria. Except for the newer releases, like security breach, which has a more cartoon aesthetic. The older games have more realism, although you aren't moving around much, it still feels like you're actually there. This is why so many people want to see a movie because these characters look like they can exist in real life.
Especially fnaf 1
@@NaisanSama fnaf 1 has the Best Atmosphere but lacks content
Sb is cool and all but lacks atmosphere
Id Say fnaf 2 and sl is just like a 50/50 of em
I haven't done vr games yet but thats my opinion
Fnaf SL fits to the description of a horror movie.
Very, very true.
sorry buddy but if you don’t like the newer releases, the movie is probably gonna disappoint you. Hopefully we get a R rated adaptation so it can actually be scary
29:27
Freddy walks up into the door and slowly gets confused, then turns into jack o’ chica
Who then turns into rockstar chica
Put it to 2x speed
My man going though some identity crisis
character development
Bro's so confused his gender changed
There’s just something so terrifying about the FNAF 2 ambience. It really makes you feel like you’re all alone in the dead of night in a dark building.
My brother in Christ you aren’t alone in that building 😂
Fnaf 2 ambience lmao
hi!..
@@Dman-zp6so hes talking about how you are alone against robots
@Sandra Swan the funny ambience it’s funny
The most creepiest thing about fnaf, is how you never get a good look towards the humans. You may see their voices, or their dead bodies. But you dont properly see their bodies, and various things such as items in the rooms you interact with. Are always out of portion because if you think about it, your literally pushing door buttons from far away. Which is quite inhuman
"see" their voice 🤯
I guess we just forgetting Security Breach then.
ever since i was a kid i wondered how scary it would be to get close to them while they were literally in front of the door to close it
fnaf vr
@@aslightlystablefootsoldier9838 Security Breach was a mistake that we’d rather forget
0:53 I love the added detail of Foxy’s reflection on the screens on the right. It seems unnecessary given how short the animation is, but it just shows how much effort Scott put into this game.
Freddy's reflection is also on the screens. I don’t think it's one of those "he really went the extra mile" kind of things.
Yeah but the map on the monitor is terrible.
Howd they turn on tho
@@Annihilated64-13yearsagoSit down, it's a long story 👴🏻
It’s actually unintentional, I remember reading that Scott made those monitors really reflective for some reason but it looked weird so he changed it last minute and this was after all the jump scares were rendered
5:06 bonnie and freddy being taller than the doorway is genuinely scary
feel the same way about 12:30. dude is so tall he has to lean under the ceiling
The characters in FNAF 2 are huge! Both the withered and toy versions. It's really apparent in the party room scenes.
Compare any of them to the height of the tables, and - Jesus Christ! They must be 6' tall at minimum! That's terrifying!
@@QueenofSilence101 best shown at 3:56
golden freddy is not only a good deal away from the player, but is 3/4 of the doors height SITTING DOWN. imagine if he stood up
@@QueenofSilence101 i think theyre almost 10 ft😳
@@QueenofSilence101 wayyy taller than 6 foot lol. i believe in FNAF 2 theyre around 7 feet
I know its not real 3d, but I always loved how photorealistic the animations looked while on camera. Makes me wish most of them moved around like foxy does.
It's real 3D just as much as any computer graphics are 3D my dude.
It's not _real time,_ but it's still 3D animation.
Also why "but"? They look like that precisely _because_ they are prerendered. If you generate the images in-engine in real time, you're gonna have 33ms to render each image if you target just 30fps, in a prerendered scene you have hypothetically infinite time per image (practically it of course depends on when you want the game finished). If you render one second of animation per hour, you have 3600 times as much time per frame achieving the same framerate, so you can use much slower but in turn much more convincing render methods.
Just because the imagery was ultimately generated by Cycles, Renderman, Arnold, etc instead of Unreal Engine, Unity, Godot, so on, doesn't mean it's suddenly 2D animation though.
In case you knew all all this, ignore this reply.
Did you know that the foxy running animation in fnaf 1 used to be Bonny or something like that
and then there’s Mangle photoshopped in every frame😭
@@darksavage5481 I think scott put that in the trailer so foxy would be a surprise to new players
I always wondered why mangle is the only one not 3D lmao
30:31 damn bro you got the whole squad laughing
💀 💀 🤓
0:58
💀😂
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5:30
I always forgot how fucking big these animatronics are and that adds more to how scary they are.
Yes they like 6'6 or taller
Most of them are just 6 and inches high but the originals are 7 feet tall
@@Maximus20778 aren't the originals smaller than most of the series.
@@OVERHUAL9K me I’m 6’5
@@Garage_Distinct_Clips damn ur a tall ahh dude
0:58 When you enter wrong class:
Laughing my ass out
Sus moment🤣
XDDDDD me paso
Out of the original trilogy:
FnaF 1. Captured the sheer horror of the situation better than the rest.
FnaF 2. My personal favorite. While creepy, it doesn't hold a candle to it's predecessor in terms of horror. The character designs of Mangle, the Puppet, as well as withered Bonnie & Chica are definitely all-timers, though!
FnaF 3. Super underrated, especially given that Springtrap is arguably the best villain in the series to go up against (given his real identity, that checks out). I just love how tactical & methodical William's movements are! It's somewhat reminiscent of Freddy in the first game, but amped up even more!
Where’s fnaf 4?
@@Zona984 Good question
@@Zona984 Look at the comment again. Out of the ORIGINAL TRILogy (the first three games) 🤯
cool stuff ^^
@@unknowncallerxactully fnaf 4 was always gonna happend 3 was never supposed to be end for 4 should be there
The FNAF 1 animatronics strike me as being the creepiest without the static. I was physically uncomfortable during the entirity of the images from the first game. Oddly enough, I think I had the most unsettled reaction at 2:08. I know there aren't any animatronics in that shot, but I never knew that the light went out in that hallway and something about that really disturbed me. The other set of images that creeped me out was of the animatronics during the salvages in Pizzeria Simulator, reavealing just how subtle their movements are.
Funnily, I mostly groaned in anger at the FNAF 3 images because I never managed to beat the game due to having such a hard time finding Springtrap through the static, so seeing his hiding spots revealed had me realize just how many times I kept staring at the wrong spots in the room.
At 2:08 I think that’s just because the light flickers in the game, I don’t think I’ve ever seen it go out completely.
@@GunFunGF yea
In my opinion, fnaf 1 is the scariest
I played through pizzeria simulator and in my opinion is by far the scariest
2nd place is fnaf 1
2:08 “there aren’t any animatronics in that shot”
…OR ARE THERE?!?
11:33 Foxy getting turned into a marketable plushie.
"Child..... PLEASE ....help me iam turning into a marketable plu-..AHHHHH,PLEASE SAVE MEEE!!!!!!!! AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!"
@@LaranjaLimonada tower defense simulator commander reference
@@TheAlanproYTtoilet water defense
nightmare foxy: rawr rawr ra- *flashlight makes him scream* AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA *gets dragged to the right and becomes a foxy plush*
8:40 6 year old me in the hallway at 4 am wondering if i should hold my pee till sunrise or risk getting attacked by a demon
Charlie or william
Relatable tho
LMAOOO
XD
u dont wanna get attacked by the spooky man
3:54 Never realised how big Golden Freddy was. Jesus! If that's him sitting down, imagine how tall he is standing UP! Not to mention his head form, which barely fits down the hallway!
He must have really short legs lmao
doors or hallways entrances are usually like 6'7 (or 2 meters tall) and he looks 5'7 just sitting so he must be really tall
It looks fake
The Withered Animatronics are huge and so are the toys but if I'm sure then all Animatronics in the Fnaf series are huge.
@@EmoMinecraftBuilderNoo I thought FNAF 2 was real life
I love how everyone is talking about how creepy it is without static while I’m here watching these bb gifs over and over lmao 13:08
Man looks like he's being tugged off screen by a string but is caught or resisting ha
THIS IS HALLOWEEN
LMFAO
The animations for the rooms on the side make him look like he's being yoinked like not just grabbed or any other word. "Yoinked" describes it perfectly.
Oh my god thank you for this timestamp
They look so much creepier without the static
Yeah, especially FNaF 3.
that’s what i was gonna say
They just teleporting
Edit:or running at ludicrous speed
@@James-Nobles what one comment or reply
@@yourlocalseal219 comment
3 minutes of homework:
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31 minutes of all FNAF games animatronic locations:
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@@pad_thai and what
@@hyuna3127 I think they meant yes in Spanish but RUclips fumbled with the translation like they usually do
BRO ONG
@@thepinderikrke8d540 exactly
7:51 my boy gettin sturdy 🥶🥶
😂😂
💀💀💀
LOLLL
GOODNIGHT
💀look at lil bro go
Fnaf 1- train your brain
Fnaf 2- train your hands
Fnaf 3- train your eyes
Fnaf 4- train your ears
True
fnaf sister location: all that together
What about fnaf ucn and fnaf 6
"pray for your life"
i got a better idea
fnaf 6 train your patience
fnaf ucn train your mental
1:33 was a screen that absolutely terrified me as a kid. I kinda expected to have outgrown the fear factor of FNAF 1 now that I'm an adult, but no, it still freaks me out. Cool to see that the game still holds up after all this time :)
That's a sign that Scott peaked with FNAF 1, as well as 2 and 3 in my opinion. I have nothing against the rest of the games in the Cawthon era, but the original trilogy is the best horror and lore wise.
Extremely disappointed with what Steel Wool turned this franchise into. Even the Ruin DLC wasn't that great imo.
Scott had nightmares of Bonnie
There’s an edit of that image with the eyes and it’s somehow even scarier than the one without. I remember when I first saw it. It was in the dark, at like 11, when I was by myself in the room. I wasn’t l the only one home or awake, but it was still scary as shit to see that. Thank god I was laying in bed and not standing in the middle of the room or someshit.
@@mr.coffee5220Just saw the image and wow. It looks kind of uncannily creepy, i think the eyes are not properly shaped with the perspective of the shotm I do think some people will find it kind of goofy though
Sister location's ambience is really underrated, when i reached the last part of the game the music really gave me the chills of "cameras and doors, you know what to do now"
True!
@@DoctorHadi1987 false
True, that ennard boss fight has me rethinking life after I beat it
And this video also reminds us of how freaking good the fnaf soundtrack is.
*Like holy crap* i never actually looked back at the fnaf ambiance this way, but man i'm impressed
It really is phenomenal, I genuinely love the ambiant tracks of the fnaf series, I've always really loved the simple dark ghostly feel the first game gave you just with basic auditive ambiance
"Shit, grenade! Throw it back, Fazbear!"
The Fazbear in question: 7:52
Sheeesh
My boi Fazbear getting STURDY 🔥🔥🔥
Bros hitting the griddy
@@somerandomdogontheinternet1338 Bro's tapping the organized
Right foot creep
I love how in fnaf 1 freddy just stares at the camera when hes alone on the stage.
"Yeah I know you're there but you're so insignificant to me that I'm just gonna watch the others kill you."
4:58 I can see this scene playing.
Chica and Mangle: Just talking
Chica: Leaves. Leaving Mangle to just sit there making noise
Bonnie: "Bruh wtf I'm trying to sleep in here"
Mangle: Leaves
Bonnie: Going back inside to sleep
Freddy: "Damn. That was the wrong bathroom"
that was too good
Pupet
Ajsjkajs why is this so funny
freddy then learned later down the line he belongs in the women’s bathroom. iykyk
0:55 Damn bro you got the whole squad laughin
Me: *does a completely obvious magic trick*
My 4 year old sister: 2:25
This made me cackle LOL
LMAO
Made my day
1:33 still gives me chills till this day
lmao the ambience as well, fits with it
Bobo
That image is, in my opinion, *one* of the most terrifying images in the entire series
@@The_Red_Ghost10Yes you are right😬
that was put in because the easter egg of bonnie with black eyes gave scott nightmares, or it was the other way around, meaning the easter egg was put in because this camera position gave scott nightmares
Almost every surface that would have a reflection actually does. That's great detail. Also the way that light bounces off things so seamlessly. Scott really dipped hard into uncanny valley.
Man make 60+ games before FNAF1. He had time to hone his craft.
He was preparing to make Fnaf.
He was a chosen game developer.
He's the chosen one.
13:27 this photos look like evidences of criminal cases, it's so disturbing, it's like an spectator just watching how this child suffers.
This is in fnaf 5 in the alternate ending with ennard, also there are printouts of the areas in the map of CBR
Possibly William. There is a theory that he was the one who experimented on c.c.
@@CB_Idk Well... Circus Baby Entertainment and Rental is located under the Afton Family's house....
mangle is pretty clearly just plastered on in fnaf 2, I guess Scott forgot to render him in those rooms and just slapped her on the empty room renders instead
I think he mentioned it takes too much time to render her or smth like that, im not too sure
@@imAngzy mangle's model is a mess so that's understandable
@@average_pyro precisely
I hate that you used her and him so flawlessly
Yeah it looks super jarring and out of place even with the static. Feels like it was a last minute decision to have them appear on more camera locations
While the third game may not have been that great, there was something eerily human and extra creepy about how afton looked and moved. This wasn't a possessed robot. It was a psycho sneaking around and wanting to harm you.
*_"MICHAEL, MICHAEL, YOU KNOW YOU WILL BE PUNISHED. I TOLD YOU TO TURN OFF ALL THE LIGHTS BEFORE WE WENT TO FREDBEAR'S. YOU LEFT THEM ON. I AM COMING FOR YOU"_*
*_"MICHAEL IM SORRY! PLEASE LET ME IN MICHAEL PLEASE. I KNOW YOU DIDN'T MEAN TO LEAVE THE LIGHTS ON. PLEASE LET ME IN YOUR ROOM MICHAEL. MICHAEL, DON'T LEAVE ME HERE (coughs while burning) MICHAEL...MICHAAAAAAAAEEEEEL!!!
I love Fnaf 3
FNaF 3 is one of my favorites, Don't understand the hate
@@CoolEdo bc its harder. in my opinion one mistake and it will cost you the whole night in later nights
You never get to appreciate how detailed and unsettling these renders are, until you look at them alone. Scott is actually amazing at character design and rendering, and keep in mind, for a long time, he did it on his own!
I love in fnaf 2 that every animatronic is rendered like they're physically in that space and mangle is just a PNG slapped on the cameras
Most likely because mangle has the most detail out of all the animatronics. Scott probably didn't want to account for all the lighting and instead made a png.
@@SG-jc1pe yes
@@SG-jc1peI mean, endo 02 has a similar model to mangle but he wasn't superimposed
I forgot to say they look exactly like in real life which makes this even scarier... It's almost too realistic
With the static and all, it all feels so Clay but without the static. It feels as if all that was actually happening, and that Scott was just posing everyone with strings
The trick Scott used was to render every thing as images/gif. The first few game of the series are really just videos with interactive parts, and since technicaly no 3d is utilised by the game when you're running it, Scott was able to go crazy on the models design and map making details
@@flof_i4768 I still feel shocked that Scott rendered all that, just for a click team game. It's allot of dedication he put to his work
I’m firm in my opinion the original fnaf is the among best looking
@@adomali87yearsago.71 Obviously because the game is a childhood for many
29:26
I never noticed how nonchalant Freddy looks as he approaches the door
i wonder what he would look like if he was chalant
He's like ''ugh, here we go again...''
He's a professional by now, doesn't care if he gets blocked, he keeps trying until you slip.
He's mad he went from having a unique mechanic in fnaf 1 to be the new bonnie in Ucn
He has the “No Maidens?” face
00:00 Intro
00:17 FNaF 1
03:06 FNaF 2
07:21 FNaF 3
10:53 FNaF 4
13:33 FNaF 5
21:33 FNaF 6
24:19 UCN
30:18 Cutscenes
Thx
thank you enzolisan
thanks you at boths yours
Thanks!
Thanks
6:28
i like how withered freddy looks curious looking at the camera just like how children get curious when they see a security camera
i love how springtrap is being smart but is also making his intentions clear. he's not playing around, he's coming for you. he wants you to know he's going to kill you.
Oooo shiver me timberssss 😱😱😱😱🤣🤣🤣🤣
ermmm but he just walks towards you in the jumpscare so maybe he just wants to say hi
At 2:43, For the longest time of me playing FNAF, I've never ever noticed the rules sign on the wall changing every single time with different news articles about the 5 children that went missing and such etc. Very interesting...definitely adds to the lore of course, but I just never noticed it at all until I saw this video
So you didnt watch game theory...
@@Sarcasshole nope, apparently I slept on that video 😭😭
@@Greensome-ul2xn my guy. It's a good watch
@@Sarcasshole ik ik 😅. I need to get back watching his stuff, I didn’t really watch his theories that much as I should’ve
@@Greensome-ul2xn dawg he banked off fnaf during its peak how did you not even watch it
1:15 the way Freddy just stands in the darkness like that is just menacing
28:24 You know you dead once you check your cams and saw this .
The text on the screen was literal.
@@superpokecraftuniverse4539 k and
not really
That is the time when u are going to die
@Error if you only use the cameras very briefly he usually doesn’t kill you, its how you beat 50/20
Funny how i barely see one talk about this but the graphics/art of the series is just amazingly detailed as heck like in 10:48 Springtrap is so detailed for a 2015 game (i mean i know there are games that are also heavily detailed that time but still, Scott really paid attention to designs and details)
that's because it's not rendered in real time, like fnaf vr and security breach. this means that scott can add as much detail as possible without it being laggy or losing graphical detail
@@mzbfdhokrq it's a long image that slightly curves, also makes the game not power intensive
That’s a vent
@@NaisanSama Funny guy
@@mzbfdhokrqexactly, and Scott makes a clever use of Clickteam's perspective effect, especially in Sister Location.
01:34 Me when I'm looking at the neighbor's security camera at 3 am
30:32 When the teacher calls on you to answer a math problem
LMFAO
Oh god lmao
the sound makes this comment even better
or when your name is in said math question
Fnaf 4's ambience is just so good. I absolutely love it.
18:31
Wtf Ennard where is your hand reaching?
18:31
Dw fam, ennard's just there to Netflix and chill 😏
**Ahhhh**
“I ain’t stopping till it shooting”
glad this isn't canon
8:41 I like how Springtrap looks like a deer in headlights situation.
9:03 always looks like he has a smile on his face
he cant smile
@@manutd.ftbl1998 stop gatekeeping
@@Absolbr huh
@@manutd.ftbl1998What a way to ruin a joke.
@@ricklane7007 you are NOT him lil bro
i like how the start of fnaf 3 is the most replayed. everybody knows you can't see shit in those cameras
And it takes place in 2023 lmao
i see u everywhere tf
@@thedownandaround1870accurate then
7:30 "Mom said it's my turn on the X Box".
10:35
"Father, Do you know what you climbing through the vents remind me of?"
"What, Michael?"
'Among U-"
"NOOOO"
God I can't escape among us there's always a 50% chance everyday I'd hear someone say an among us meme or simply say sus
The real reason Afton wants to kill Michael
28:25
*10 Haunting Photos Taken Moments Before Disaster*
"If I get jumpscared, YOU get jumpscared!"
"That game was totally rigged!"
Sister location is the most disturbing place imo. The feelings of that game are like a mix of long term agony and desperation. It's as if every thing, from the animatronics to the people who were there and even the small robots/AI have been tortured endlessly and the Player is their ultimate ticket out. Even the music in that game feels like a plan being hatched rather than creating a sense of fear. It's dark and moody, and really gives the impression of a place filled with misery that is finally being escaped.
I also really like the unrelenting feeling of UCN. It feels like total hell with no end. The music sounds somber and hopeless, like being trapped with no way out. Yet it's exactly what the protag deserves, so it's hard to feel bad.
Canonically, that's what the sister location was intended to be. It was where Afton put his family, or just ones he didn't like. It was supposed to be a Hell of his creation. He sent Michael there specifically to kill him.
Apoco si tillin
What I love about FNAF 1 is the feeling you get that the whole pizzeria is under the influence of the ghosts. It feels grimy, unpolished, dirty, and there's always dark corners where the animatronics aren't afraid to go in, kind of taunting you to be looking into them. It's kind of like what the books say "the pizzeria belonged to them". The place is their little playground, where you don't know anything about it, but they do, playing their twisted game with you. Something that I miss in a lot of the Fan Games and even the newer official games is that the animatronics do creepy stuff in general. They look straight at you from the cameras, they hide in the corners, and you just catch a glimpse at them.
Soo Like Fnaf 3 ?
4:10 that crack in audio quality scared me when RXQ appeared in the office
Fitting
Okay, but despite the varying quality in all of these games, everyone has to admit that the atmosphere is the best thing about it
13:05 when you didnt study and u just sit there looking at the test like
True
12:25 damn they even reflect in the window
I noticed that too
Attention to detail 👏
It's the 3d modeling software he uses
But also take note of the fact that Nightmarrionne DOES NOT
EVEN NIGHTMARE HAS A REFLECTION, WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS THING?
@@slimewizard7350Well, the dude is the counterpart of the Puppet who is often depicted as giving life, so he is probably death itself.
Thanks for showcasing these! It’s the little things that count :)
No problem!
0:57 damn bro you got the whole squad laughing
18:57 let's never forget that canonically, that Michael Afton looks like Rick Astley
Hahaha yeees
Lol
Oh my God
👞
I'll say more, it's Rick Astley. Copied and darkened image
The cameras have almost diminished roles as the series goes on and you eventually only use a few of them for specific reasons (Freddy in fnaf1, puppet in FNAF2, hovering one cam in Fnaf3) and for other games you don't use them at all. It's so interesting to see the many set pieces that Scott created. The atmosphere is haunting and with the lighting and reflections and other uses of environment, Scott makes it feel real. There's an overwhelming feeling of loneliness, yet you're very much not alone in these places.
3:22 bro really said "hey, son. Mind if I come in?"
Struggling players: 'Yes.'
1:48 when i was younger, back in like 2014. i always thought that foxy’s cage was a curtain and behind it was a window that he was opening to get inside the restaurant LOL!
I used to think that at 1:53 foxy was holding the sign and had their head tilted to the right with this expression :D
@Cheese my brain still can't work out what's going on in that image. It looks like his head I'd tilted 90 degrees and Is about to fall off
@@osiand9328 same
It's kind of funny see mangle during Fnaf 2 and how much she doesn't fit where she is because of the illumination and her shadows
Its literally a PNG
Yeah Mangle was never really shaded well in FNAF2. It's pretty noticable even in the game, I thought.
3:00 *aggressive beatboxing*
20:51 the way the Minireenas just disintegrate into nothingness will never not be funny to me. 💀💀💀
20:48 minirina's just phase out of reality also didnt know fnaf sl had so many rare screens like the one with the biddybabs and minirinas in the living room really bringing in the sentiment that you were never safe
The way the bidybabs and minirennas got inside the house is weird though
0:22 Wait, what? I didn't know if Scott added a halloween updates in FNaF games rather then FNaF 4
He did actually, only for fnaf 1 2 3
@@DoctorHadi1987 Oh ok
@@s.k_animations4978 Only on Halloween
yeah if you change your date to the 31st of october it shows pumpkins
i think the biggest reason why FNAF 4’s halloween update was so big was because lore started becoming more interesting and we found out that Nightmare Balloon Boy was canon to the lore
honestly, fnaf 2 has the most unsettling ambient sounds…like imagine actually hearing these kind of sounds in a Chuck E. Cheese at 3 am…
Withered Chica is honestly the most terrifying thing in the series. Like what the actual *fuck* happened to her mouth. And she's just so *dominant* with that constant T-posing.
Dominant you say
Bow before the supreme chicken.
Dominant.
Indeed. That T-Pose I copied perfectly when I was fuckin' 7
I WAS THE FIRST, I HAVE SEEN EVERYTHING.
@@TheKaffeekatze here we go
1:35 I was playing Fnaf 1 when I was little and I was extremely scared when Bonnie came to this camera. Imagine you are 7 years old and you look at Camera 4 and Bonnie says hello.
3:55 We all gonna take a moment to realize how big Golden Freddy is compared to the hallway frame?
Imagine him standing😳
@@weezerbeezersaccording to fan renders, he would be as tall as withered freddy
@@el777verg oh wow
0:53 somehow I never noticed you could see the reflection of foxy on the screen
And it's in Fullbright for some reason
also it confirms the appearance of the back of the office at least in that part
13:06 when it's 11pm and parents still aren't home yet
5:07 POV: What my parents see when I sneak out of my room at 2AM to get snacks
this just shows how family friendly SB is and how much of an injustice Steel Wool did to the FNaF games.
Yeah yeah!!!
It’s hard to be mean to steel wool like that idk i just can’t
7:37 that scared me so badly
PLEASEE HE LOOKS FUNNY
00:55 I just looked beside me for half a second , then I found them starring right at the camera . This scared the hell out of me.
You can see so much more without the static I’ve never seen toy Freddy in ballon boy’s room lol
neither have i seen nightmarionne in the closet or at the bed... but i've barely played HE that's why
1:28 The audio matches with the pic change, it fits perfectly
I love how human Afton is in fnaf 3 it makes me feel as if he is being deliberate in his every move and how he want Michael to feel tormented and in a sorrow of doom knowing his psychotic dad is going to kill him and that he won't regret it. And it is also terrifying that he looks in the camera to try and taunt Michael or try to make him fight the hulking beast his father
4:44 this pose also used in fnaf 3 where phantom foxy does this before jumpscare you
0:58
Fun Fact: that scene never existed in the actual game, it was just a image in the files!
IT'S also in the trailer
It was in the old mobile ports
it existed in the actual game but got removed
This is actually a rare screen
Your all wrong besides one guy
Its just in the trailer
People have searched the files back to back and never found the image
And we know it wasnt removed since people searched even the week the game came out
Its probably just a mandela effect yall are having
Until watching this video, I never knew Nightmare Foxy had an animation in the hallways.
I remember it being a still image
I love how whenever springtrap is partially out of view, or at least when he thinks he is. He’s almost always looking at the camera
For 9 years, I just realized that Foxy jumpscare in FNAF 1 are basically like "Oh, hello there" unlike other animatronics jumpscares.
0:59 That will always be the creepiest bit of this series. Nostalgic remembering being younger and seeing that the first time.
funny thing is, that never actually appears in game.
@@shadowfalcon7623 you're wrong. there is no small chance. it is legit never called in the game under any circumstance. the one with freddy alone staring at the camera is the one with a small chance.
@@shadowfalcon7623 nope Mandela effect, only appears in trailer
@@shadowfalcon7623 This was only ever in the trailers. It’s been proven through the code of the game that this screen has no in-game trigger.
@@shadowfalcon7623your brain alternates or creates old memories sometimes, happened to me too, i feel you.
this just reminded me how much the first game NAILS the creepy run-down pizzeria at night atmosphere, while presenting an intriguing narrative for those who look hard enough. it's something the series never recaptured in my opinion. can't wait for fnaf+
Why do I feel like the FNAF 1 jumpscares feel more intense than the others
I think it’s their violent shaking and uncanny movement, and you only see them for a second.
To me most of the of the other games’ jumpscares don’t feel the same cause they’re either onscreen for too long (FNAF 6, UCN) or don’t have enough movement (FNAF 2, FNAF 3).
@@cordyceps7531 I mean Golden Freddy's jumpscare is literally a distorted picture of Golden Freddy, and it's still pretty startling and frightening, I'm pretty sure its because of the louder noise then the other's and the unsettling image that just pops up suddenly.
@@Mothza-z8j yea and the buildup to his encounter doesn’t help the fact bc you’re worried ab the other animatronics
FNAF 1 also shows the "afterwards" of losing, with a pair of eyeballs popping out of a suit. The game is clear about what the consequences for failure are, which never quite gets met in the other games v
FNAF 1 & 2 are the scariest parts because it's way more focus on tension and ambience. Also, you need to check the cameras and doing tasks (for FNAF 2) while to make sure no animatronics come to get you.
FNAF 3 is meh because only Springtrap who can jumpscare you and there's no a lot of things to do.
FNAF 4 is more like survival because we have to check every corners to stay alive.
FNAF 5 a.k.a Sister Location is trying too hard to be scary and I can't take the animatronics too seriously after see how goofy they are. FNAF 2's animatronics are also goofy (except withered versions of Originals) but not as goofy as FNAF 5's animatronics.
FNAF 6 should be the end of the franchise. The ending is perfect. Henry dies alongside with his daughter, Charlotte a.k.a The Puppet who is inside Lefty and then his enemies, William a.k.a Springtrap, Elizabeth a.k.a Baby and I don't know who possessed Funtime Freddy and don't forget Michael who should died at Sister Location. Michael finally rest in peace (maybe because there's a theory he possesed Glamrock Freddy) and he's finally not feeling guilty anymore for his brother died, Crying Child in FNAF 4 and he's not feeling the burden of losing his siblings and also get away from his psycho dad.
UCN is just a filler game because it's just old Willy getting tormented by his creations.
And yes, I don't count Help Wanted and Security Breach as the other sequels because they're just keep milking it.
I shouldn’t be watching this at 1 am when I’m trying to sleep lmaoo
Edit: the more I watch this it actually becomes beautiful and calming. You really get to admire the work
Ngl, I would love to listen to FNaF ambiance noises while I sleep.
Everything about these games (or at least 1-3) seems so much more real with out the static.
I remember when the first game came out and the animatronics and environment wefe really creepy to me. I think it's mostly because the game does look like it hopped straight out of the late 80s/90s. Older games tend to make me feel creeped out sometimes, so FNAF1 was extra creepy to me. Even to this day, the way the animatronics look and the overall atmosphere of the game is very creepy, yet impressive.
I’d Say 4 To Me Was Scarier Than 1 Idk Why
12:32 bro changed teams
LMAOOO
Nightmare Fredbear got autobalanced
Just like u
Lol