Thursday, October 24, 2019

17 spooky scary phone games to play this Halloween - CNET

Five Nights at Freddy's

Now this is one of the creepiest games we've ever seen on a mobile platform. Originally made for PC, Five Nights at Freddy's sees you take on the role of night guard at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. Why does a pizzeria -- an increasingly unsuccessful one at that -- need a night guard? Well, it seems the animatronic robots that entertain the children during the day -- Freddy Fazbear, Bonnie the Bunny, Chica the Chicken and Foxy the Pirate Fox -- become active at night. Active, and murderous.

From your base inside the security room, you can monitor them via staticky camera feeds, closing the doors when they draw near -- but you have limited power that you need to conserve, and the longer you work there, the more restless the animals become. Packaged up inside some terrifying gameplay is a mystery: What happened to the bodies of the murdered children? And why do the animatronics walk by themselves?

Your device needs at least 1GB of RAM for the game to work properly.

Platforms: Android | iOS 

Price: $2.99 | AU$3.21 | £1.99 (Android)

$2.99 | AU$3.79 | £1.99 (iOS)

Updated: Caption:Photo:Scott Cawthon

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