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In a similar fashion to Rachel’s, one thing I like about this series is that it features its own original characters instead of merely taking characters from existing franchises, including the titular Candy the cat and his twin Cindy. No list of FNAF fan games would be complete without the Five Nights at Candy’s series (there are three games in total, but I never really watched #3 that much), the first of which is probably the most like a traditional FNAF game. This one is pretty spooky and atmospheric and worth checking out. Five Nights at the Chum Bucket, as you have surely already guessed, involves some decidedly creepy Spongebob animatronics, including a Squidward that can climb through the vents. The creepiest part was this back room with curtains that would slowly open, and you would have to close them from time to time in order to keep an animatronic similar to FNAF’s Puppet (known as The Thing) from escaping.Ī good deal of the FNAF fan games involve characters from other franchises, so it would only be fair if we included the best of those here on this list. Characters include Rachel the rabbit, Doug the dog, Pete the pig, Ray the raccoon, and Bane the bull. This game is kind of similar to FNAF 1 or 2, except you could move about your office in a style similar to FNAF 4.

Without further ado, the Duck’s top five FNAF fan games!Ī more traditional FNAF experience, Those Nights at Rachel’s doesn’t seem to get talked about quite as much as the other games on this list.

Love it or hate it, it can’t be denied that this series has spawned an immense popularity, with an increasingly confusing lore, lots and lots of merchandise, and let’s not forget…fan games! While the Five Nights at insert name here fan games are certainly not official, some of them are of such quality that I feel they deserve to be discussed. One can’t really talk about horror games these days without being reminded of Five Nights at Freddy’s.

Make one night at flumptys not scary gamer duck