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Technical Timeline The five base assumptions of FNaF Lore There is a reality-based answer for the FNaF lore. FnaF4 is the only FNaF game that is a dream. The minigames in each FnaF …

Relating FNAF 3 to UCN is a bit more difficult; the phantoms are a product from the FNAF 3 player’s mind (not quite like the Nightmares because SL implies that the Nightmares are …

One Night at Flumpty’s had a not-insignificant amount of lore, most of which was explained in the final development post for the game. It may be too little lore to justify, but it’s more than …

We have compiled a list of resources and interactive tidbits that should help solve the lore. Feel free to use these resources for your own ends! Characters Maps Children's Pictures Profiles …

What is in the FNaF 4 box at the end of Night 7? This question has been plaguing FNaF theorists and I believe the key to understanding the lore of FNaF. Since Scott will likely never open the …

FNaF, at it’s core, is a mystery game. Aside from the horror elements there is a constant underlying story told through a mix of both subtle hints as well as some given facts. The first …

There is a notable "Phone call" in FnaF 4, which is played as random ambience.However, this call is actually a copy of FNaF1's night 1 phone call, reversed and garbled. Therefore, it is not …

The screen is chaotic in front of them, yet the figures are still, simply watching the screen. This is Scott’s vision of the future, or maybe even the present. The series is over, the hype has died …

Due to the nature of the lore, I've employed multiple timelines. These timelines can be seen below, and each hold a very specific purpose. Chronological Timeline This timeline is focused …