Five Nights at Freddy's: Afton's Nightmare

Locked inside the security office once again, you’ll hear scraping metal and heavy footsteps echoing through the dark. That’s business as usual in the game "Five Nights at Freddy's: Afton's Nightmare". This time, all eyes are on Springtrap, known outside the suit as Mr. Afton, and Baby, who just doesn’t take no for an answer. Their creepy backstory? More tangled than a pile of wires. Baby has her own haunting twist — she’s part machine, part the lingering spirit of Elizabeth Afton. Trouble runs in the family here, and the animatronics love a little late-night company.

Don’t expect any easy starts. From the moment you step in, you grab your tablet and watch every move these animatronics make through shaky security cameras. If Springtrap or Baby vanishes from a camera feed, get moving. Slam the tablet down, hide under the desk, and wait for their footsteps to stop. Miss a beat, and you’ll find out exactly how fast these rust-buckets can move. Freddy may drop in now and then, looking for an opening, so you can’t take your eyes off the screens. Your only real tools are sharp eyes, quick hands, and finding a safe spot each time the animatronics draw near.

How to play?

Once you’re settled in that gloomy security room, your main job is to keep tabs on all cameras with your trusty tablet. Tap through the feeds and spot Springtrap or Baby before they slip away. If you spot an empty camera where someone was just standing, don’t waste time—dive under the desk right away, using the hiding spot below the remote control. Stay out of sight until you hear the coast is clear, then pop back up and get back to watching the screens. Every night brings new patterns, so you’ll need to stay alert for Freddy’s sneaky moves. He might peek in when you least expect it, hoping you’re unprepared. Pay close attention to each sound. If you let your guard down for even a minute, the animatronics will slip right past you. All you’ve got between you and them is the tablet, your reflexes, and that tight space under the desk. Keep cycling those cameras, wait out the danger when you need to, and try to last until morning without getting caught.