It’s hard to believe that the Five Nights at Freddy’s sensation has been ongoing now for several years. It seems like only yesterday when the first game was a streaming sensation. Time sure does get away from you, huh? Well, the multitude of games in the franchise have stayed in the realm of PC and mobile ecosystems, but now they’ll finally make their way to consoles.

As announced by developer Clickteam, the games will finally make their console debut later this week. Five Nights at Freddy’s 1-4 will all come on the 29th. The games follow a security guard who watches over Freddy Fazbear’s pizza and must survive for five nights as aging animatronic robots begin stalking you as you monitor cameras. Each game brings a new chapter to the strange saga of Freddy’s.

All four Five Nights at Freddy’s games will be available digitally for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Switch on November 29th for $7.99 USD.

Scott Cawthon planned to release Five Nights at Freddy’s 4 for Steam on October 31st and intended it to be the final game in the series. But in an odd twist, not only did Cawthon pre-pone the launch to August 8th, he subsequently announced in a Steam Community post that it was out now. Like, right now. You can purchase it on Steam for $8.

Cawthon’s reasoning for the sudden release? “Ok, so as many of you already know, I’m bad with release dates. The game is finished.” Fair enough. Interestingly, Five Nights at Freddy’s 4 will be now receiving an expansion on Halloween. Surely this will finally end the game for real, right guys?

Five Nights at Freddy’s 4 is the first game in the series not to be set at the restaurant of the same name. Instead, you’ll play a child who is haunted by the mechanical animals in his very home with nothing but a flashlight by his side. The rule is the same as before though – survive until 6 AM by any means necessary.

Will you be picking up Five Nights at Freddy’s 4? Let us know in the comments.

Scott Cawthon already revealed that Five Nights at Freddy’s 4 would be releasing on August 8th but a new trailer has also surfaced showcasing exactly what horrors one can expect. Check it out below.

The major twist this time is that you’re not in an establishment or security office any more – the horrors are attacking you right at your home. Whether it’s checking down the hallway, peeking into the closet or even looking behind you at the bed, the demonic cast of animatronics can pretty much get you anywhere. There also appear to be some new additions in the form of smaller animatronics that are no less frightening to behold.

Five Nights at Freddy’s 4 will probably be the final chapter in the series but it’s really hard to tell at this point. You can look forward to it on PC, Android and iOS in the coming days so stay tuned for more information on its story.

Five Nights At Freddy’s 4: The Final Chapter will be releasing on August 8, a year after the original game released and kickstarted the sensation. The announcement was made in a typically atypical way, with developer Scott Cawthon privately sharing the news with multiple prominent YouTube channels (those being what made the game so huge in the first place), and asking them to share it on.

That’s not all, either, as it was also confirmed that the game will be getting a free update at Halloween, which is fitting, and in more ways than one. Yeah, Halloween is the scary holiday and all, but if you will remember, the game’s launch was originally hinted to be on that date– I guess this is the next best thing.

Five Nights at Freddy’s is expected to arrive on PCs running Windows, and smart devices running Android and iOS. Stay tuned to GamingBolt for further information and coverage on the game.

You just can’t keep a murderous group of animatronics down for long.

Scott Cawthon’s Five Nights at Freddy’s will be seeing a fourth and apparently final chapter according to the creator’s official website. It was updated today with the above image, which you can check out originally here. The image says “The Final Chapter, 10.31.15” which is Halloween later this year. Are there any hidden messages here, as has been the case with previous teases? We’ll have to wait for the Internet to get back to us on that one.

Five Nights at Freddy’s was thought to have concluded with the third instalment which actually took place several years after the events of the first game (the second game was actually a prequel). It featured only one killer animatronic in the form of Springtrap but various hallucinations of past characters and further details on the game’s backstory was sprinkled throughout.

What were your thoughts on the third game in the series and how can Five Nights at Freddy’s 4 possibly up the ante? Let us know in the comments below and stay tuned for more information in the coming months.