Fredbear and Friends: The BEST FNAF Fan Game

Fredbear and Friends: Left to Rot - The BEST FNAF Fan Game

Music Used:
Leon Riskin - Where Dreams Die
Leon Riskin - Sleep No More
Leon Riskin - Hibernating Evil
Leon Riskin - Sonata for the Fallen
Leon Riskin - Last Breath

Twitter: @PlainTrace

#fnaf #fangame #fivenightsatfreddys

[SithDestroyerVideoProductions]

Hi, I’m the voice of the radio guy!

I honestly think Garrett should try to submit his games, or at least a new one, to Scott for the Fanverse. He’s a really talented developer, and he’s even working on POPGOES Evergreen! I think he’s working on something new, he posted a screenshot of the office from Fredbear’s Fright a week ago.

[Yippieyiyo]

5:04 this is actually a super cool twist because this is ACTUALLY how magnetic doors work, unlike the original FNAF. In real life, magnetic doors require power to stay open, so this is really cool attention to detail here.

[genericguymandude]

“So you guys think another fan game is even better than this one, please let me know in the DESCRIPTION.”

[redtailarts]

The nitpick isn't that bad when you remember Sister Location also forces you to get the real ending before you can get the fake one. Not only do you need to win the Cupcake minigame, but you also need to have gotten your first star from beating the initial game (if I remember correctly). I also understand why they'd do this; the dev spent a lot of time on both endings. If you weren't forced to do both, people would rarely ever get the tragic ending because the internet would tell everyone how to avoid it. It's a way to make sure everyone experiences the thing that had so much work put into it.

[BobOnACob]

I’m not HUGE fans of the “Some Nights at Joe’s” series (currently containing 5 games, 3 “classic” and 2 remakes) but the two remakes are really polished. The mechanics are familiar, while also branching out a tad bit to add some originality. The remake of the second game is one of the most challenging fan games I’ve ever played due to the amount of things to juggle and prioritize. I’ll leave it at that for now, since I would love to see you review the remakes (especially snaj 2r)

[birj]

Left to Rot is an awesome fangame. Stage 2 gave me a bit of trouble but I love the game still. I quite like fan games that use the basic fnaf characters and storyline, but spin on it, giving unique designs and interesting gameplay that (can) change every night. This and The Joy Of Creation: Story mode, are some of the best fnaf fan games out there. Wonderful video, PlainTrace!

[was.]

Hear me out, I feel like one of the BEST games ever is being forgotten as it was quite old, it's called "Tyke and sons lumber CO." it's a game inspired by scott cawthons game called "Chipper and sons lumber CO." and it mixes the Five nights at freddys formula with the original game to create a fun game, with so much replayability and so much to explore, and not to mention this game's night are actually scary and quite great and the jumpscares catch you offgaurd instead of you realizing you failed, which is great and one of the best YOU should totally play this game and give it a review!!!

[theftking]

_A Shadow Over Freddy's_ is still my favorite. That one managed to check all the boxes for me: it's directly tied to FNAF and expands upon the story in a cool way, it has its own unique gameplay totally segregated from sit-and-survive, and it actually manages to be a fun, scary game.

The 3D ones tend to feel like fangames to me, whereas the only reason I could tell that _A Shadow Over Freddy's_ was fanmade was because it's story was _actually_ rather disturbing and unsettling.

Great vid dude; you're on fire lately! I think I've released maybe 20 min of scripted content in the same period that you've dropped like 90min+ lol.

[BronBron]

My favorite FNAF fan game has got to be TJOC. It has some of the best character designs, and an amazing story line. The mechanics are very unique and fits in perfectly with everything else. On top of all of that, the graphics still are amazing to this day. Nikson has done a great job with the game and I look forward to seeing what he does with the Ignited Collection.

[jonathanwarrdddedcxddeecec]

Those aren’t the design choices we are concerned about Mr Afton. We’re concerned at the fact you gave the bear a friggin chainsaw

[FortuneKOF]

13:58 love how security bonnie just appears like someone was talkin' shit about him

[idkman-of]

I would say my favorite fnaf fan game is Dayshift at Freddy's 3, it basically has everything i look for in a video game: very good comedy, fleshed out characters and great lore, i would love to see a review on it in the future (as well as the first 2 games)

[ZOPi-lgvx]

For me, Jolly 3 Chapter 1 is the best FNaF fangame that has been released to date, it innovates in many aspects, such as the mechanics of repairing the fans and using the gas to avoid being killed. There are also the games after each night, and the minigames to learn about the story, the only thing I don't like (and this happens a lot in the Jolly franchise) is that the sounds of the jumpscares are not that good, I takes some of the terror out of the animatronics. But without a doubt, that does not make it a bad game.

[madeofmeats]

Among my favorite and personal picks for best fangames are: Dormitabis, Baby’s Nightmare Circus, Tyke and Son’s Lumber Co, Final Nights 4, Fredbear and Friends: Left to Rot, as well as Shadow over Freddy’s


These are the best of the best in terms of gameplay, visuals, story, and depth. They all offer more than any other barebones sit and survive fan game. Really really original and unique as well, check em all out!

[NotSydridz]

I'd love a review of 'Dormitabis', every single night is different technically speaking, and gets really challenging in the later nights and has great mini games and lore. For me it's my favourite and I recommend it if you haven't tried it already.

[awannabe]

Awesome video, cant wait to see the next one!

[bobberysmith]

Edited because I did a crap job explaining the game the first time.

My recent favorite fangame as of recent goes by the bizarre name of The Horde: Revitalized. I loved it because of it's unorthodox, obscure nature. REALLY small game, no one's heard of it really; but it's intriguing in it's own right; and my favorite (at least recently), due to it having an emphasis on story and gameplay instead of graphics. It has a bizarre artstyle, and has this journal you go to to read up on what to do with animatronics; as well as learn more about it's world and characters. There's lots of mechanics, it's chaotic; and has some level of depth to gameplay. Small choices, as well as having some room for error. Letting the player choose how they go about gameplay instead of only one small mechanic for each character. Tldr: game has some depth, allows players room for error and to choose their playstyle to a degree. Game has a world with characters that feel more like people than traditional fangames; and focuses on gameplay and story instead of graphics.

Besides that, left to rot is great; probably my favorite of that era. Also good vid.😀

[anwd]

If I were to suggest a game, I would definitely suggest “Phobia: the awakening.” It’s a wiggles themed fnaf fan game made in blender and while all the human voices may be text to speech, all of the animatronics lines are actual clips from wiggles movies and TV episodes. It features a mask to defend from the halls, a vent closing system, an animatronic to watch on the cams, and one right in front of you which you have to shock in case they move. The way the animatronics move around your office, and take a little while to kill you upon entering your office, or in the case of the cam animatronic, left on a cam other than their default for to long. 6 nights, hidden tapes with story on hem to find throughout each night, and it generally made me scared of the wiggles. Give it a look at please!

[sillyguyfred]

I personally really like "Tyke and Sons Co.", mostly because it's a nice reference to Scott's older games, and also I love the mixed mechanics. It slightly reminds me of FFPS.

[Mike]

I think that, in the Tragic Ending, the animatronic in the camera is actually just a Freddy... the animatronic you end up possessing.