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Foreword Surprising absolutely no one, Five Nights at Freddy's 3 was not the end of Scott Cawthon's giant of a series. Released on July 23rd, 2015 – barely more than 4 months after the release of the 3rd game. The promotional content for this game made it readily apparent that we were going back in time. It was impossible not to see art of the twisted animatronics with the simple question of me “Was it Me?” This was referring to the one mystery that had yet to be solved... the Bite of '87 and which robot did the deed. But before we go through all that, allow me to display the new (kinda) rating system: 10) Big Boi Lovings - A perfect score. Any negatives are insignificant. 9) Marvelous - A nearly flawless piece of media. A few gripes prevent it from being perfect. 8) Recommended - An excellent piece of media that should not be skipped, despite a few complaints. 7) P. Good- Above average. Some of the problems are a touch painful. 6) Hard Enjoy- Despite the issues that are pr...

Foreword March 2nd, 2015 – the day that Five Nights at Freddy's proved to be much more than a few one off indie games. With the release of Five Nights at Freddy's 3, fans were treated to what could have been the end of a trilogy. We, with the gift of hindsight, know that the series was just getting started, but at the time the story reached a logical conclusion. But how does the third installment hold up? Is it the satisfying conclusion we all wanted or just another cog in the wheel? Before I begin the deep dive, let's go over the scoring system the BradicalRadical show uses: 10) Big Boi Lovings - A perfect score. Any negatives are insignificant. 9) P. Awesome - A nearly flawless piece of media. A few gripes prevent it from being perfect. 8) P. Great - An excellent piece of media that should not be skipped, despite a few complaints. 7) P. Good - Above average. Some of the problems are a touch painful. 6) Hard Enjoy - Despite the issues that are present, I want to be a ...

Foreword The year is 2014. I had just graduated from High School and had been hearing around the web about a new horror game called Five Nights At Freddy's. I currently have a shaky history with horror as a genre. I love horror. The dark mysteries that the genre can weave, the images that make your skin crawl, and so on. The issue I have is that most forms of horror media do not inspire those feelings of dread in me. So, full of curiosity, I looked up a Let's Play of Five Nights. I found a popular channel that I never heard of called Markiplier. On a whim, I decided to give both things a shot and I was instantly hooked. Since it be weird to do a review on a YouTuber, let me go ahead and talk about my experience with Five Nights At Freddy's. To do a quick breakdown for those who are unfamiliar with my reviews, my scoring system is as follows: 10. Big Boi Lovings. Any issues are minor enough that they do not affect the score. 9. P. Awesome. Nearly flawless, has a have issues ...