After its undoubted success at the mobile gaming market, "Five Nights at Freddy's 3" had recently arrived at Steam on March 02nd. The horror survival game from Scott Cawthon would be bringing its notoriously deadly animatronics in Microsoft Windows; it would also be bringing with it the two earlier titles in the FNAF series.
"Friday Nights at Freddy's 3" would be set 30 years after Freddy Fazbear's Pizza had closed shop. However, certain business minded individuals wanted to make a profit through the urban legend that surrounded the restaurant and its alleged killer animatronics. Thus, a theme park was built to lure in visitors that wanted to relive the reported horrors that infested the rundown restaurant and its alleged murderous animal costumes. The gamer would take on the role of the security guard who would be part of the curiosities in the theme park, re-enacting the sleepless nights that usually occurred in the restaurant at night.
However, this wouldn't be where the fun should start. The owners of the theme park had instructed the security guard to report ahead of schedule, before the theme park's official opening. In those five nights, the true haunting would begin. An animatronic from the former Freddy Fazbear's Pizza had somehow gained access to the theme park, thanks to the ambitious theme park owners; and the killing beast would be after the unsuspecting security guard.
Also, the circuitry in the theme park would not be in top condition. Gamers should do a reboot if their CCTV system would shut down, which might spell life or death to the unknowing security guard. Also, the ventilation system had seen better days. Gamers should expect jump scares once they run low of oxygen due to a malfunctioning ventilation shaft. But don't worry because these jump scares would only be hallucinations and would not be able to kill the gamer. They would, however, be able to elicit a scream or two.
Meanwhile this would not be the only title in the FNAF series to be released at Steam. "Five Nights at Freddy's" and its prequel "Five Nights at Freddy's 2" were also launched to invade Microsoft Windows with its eerie animatronics and their lifeless eyes.
Those eyes, do not stare at those globule eyes that faintly whisper, "I am still here."
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