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Game Information
Release Date: December 2, 2014
Developers: Sable K.H. & Joshua Shaw
Platforms: PC
Genre: RPG
Players: 1

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Synopsis
It's about Freddy wanting to have a RADICAL NIGHT OF DEBAUCHERY and must "shit" on the cameras to do so. The game is very well made and has incredible dialog, all voice acted with the jaw-dropping talent of text-to-speech generators. It also contains challenging random encounters (they will **** you up if unprepared).

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Gameplay
This RPG horror game is somewhat different compared to its originator, Five Nights At Freddy's. In this game, players will take control of Freddy Fazbear and must battle his way against party hats, cameras, and bosses in order to progress. By venturing through Freddy's Pizza Joint, players will come across Freddy's friends who will have a task for them. Once a task is completed, that particular character will join Freddy in order to make things easier for the player to progress. Players will be able rank up Freddy and his friends to increase their damage and health. Players will be able to purchase items from the Balloon Boy with tokens which are obtained from defeating enemies. The more difficult the enemies are, the more tokens are awarded for defeating them. Items that can be bought are either small, medium, or large pizzas that which heals one of the player's characters. Different sizes of soda which replenish skill points for one of the characters. A birthday present which removes status effects such as poison and sleep. And a Cake which revives one of the player's characters back from the grave. Players can also buy different tiers of weapons and armor which increase their toughness and attack power. This game isn't ideal for younger kids since the dialogue is strong with swearing and use of sexual gestures and phrases. This game is more ludicrous than scary. If the player is looking for some humor, this game should fulfill the player's desire.

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Graphics
For a game that was created by a few people, the graphics were decent enough to have a good play through. From the player's point of view, the game is presented as viewing from a camera since across the screen are little statics and rips scrolling across the screen. Not that the static features would ruin the gameplay since when battling an enemy. The screen changes to where the player can see clearly and presents a more detailed image so the player can see clearly who they are going up against. When players travel inside the pizza joint, the visual details from their perspective are minimal to where players don't have the greatest clarity to view the various items and structures that are placed around the place. The in-game text is clear to say the least. When any of the characters speak, a clear image pops up with the character's head which show significant detail to the player. Overall, players will see more details on the images rather than the in-game features.

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Controls
The controls are really simple like many other rpg games. The movement controls were those of the typical standardized setup for games of the rpg genre. The game may be fast paced but there isn't a need to quickly spam buttons. Players will have all the time in the world to perform any action they want, even when battling enemies. As long as players have fingers, the controls for this game are nothing too difficult to understand and use.

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Ratings
Gameplay: 8.5/10
Graphics: 8.0/10
Controls: 9.0/10
Overall: 8.3/10