Bittersweet Ending: Mary Schmidt survives the seven nights relatively unscathed and gets fired from Candy's Burger and Fries.

What's that something? Well, an easter egg reveals that she fell asleep on the job at the robot factory, allowing someone to add a little something extra to the assembly line.

The Atoner: There's some hints that the night guard you're playing as wants to make up for something.

The last one this time lists 'too much perfume' instead. Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: This game continues the trend of the pink slips reprimanding the guard for tampering with the animatronics followed by a comment about their smell.Considering how he acts in the present day, its fair to say that death has only made his deranged homicidal nature even worse than before. His demise was the result of someone killing him in self defence, after they berated him for showing up to work drunk and he tried to strangle them for it. The only exception is the final cutscene, which takes place in 1964. The paychecks and most of the cutscenes confirm this. The '80s: The game takes place shortly after Five Nights at Freddy's 2, which is in 1987.Macko was given funding to continue working on the fourth game in the series, which was first confirmed on September 1st, 2018.įive Nights At Candy's contains the following tropes: On August 21st, 2020, Scott Cawthon, creator of the Five Nights at Freddy's series, announced that Macko had been invited to join the Fazbear Fanverse Initiative project, in which certain FNaF fangame creators were given official permission to sell products and merchandise related to their series. This was followed by a third installment, Five Nights at Candy's 3, which was released on March 3rd, 2017. Macko initially stated that he had no plans to make a sequel, yet thanks to FNaF 4 and how it introduced a new style of gameplay, he officially changed his mind, with Five Nights at Candy's 2 being released on February 28th, 2016.

A full remake of the game was released on August 14th, 2019, which you can find here.

If the trailer leaves you wanting more, you can find the game on Gamejolt. Creator Emil 'Ace' Macko made it using the Clickfusion 2.5 engine-the same engine used by Scott Cawthon to make the Freddy's games-and released it on the 18th of July 2015 (days before the surprise release of Five Nights at Freddy's 4). But don't worry, it's not like they're actually gunning for you or anything.įive Nights At Candy's is a fan game based on the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise. Oh, the animatronics? Yeah, we sunk quite a pretty penny into those.

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