Five Nights At Freddy's: Sister Location has appeared on the North American Switch eShop, becoming the sixth game in the series to launch on the console.
The game arrived without warning alongside the new trailer you'll find above; it's only available on the North American eShop for now, but Clickteam notes that the game will appear in other regions and on other consoles early next month.
Here's an official description, taken from the eShop listing:
Welcome to Circus Baby's Pizza World, where family fun and interactivity go beyond anything you've seen at those *other* pizza places! With cutting-edge animatronic entertainers that will knock your kids' socks off, as well as customized pizza catering, no party is complete without Circus Baby and the gang!
Now hiring: Late night technician. Must enjoy cramped spaces and be comfortable around active machinery. Not responsible for death or dismemberment.
Don't hold it against us.
You'll find it available for $7.99 should you want to give it a go, the same price as Five Nights at Freddy's games 1 through 4.
Are you a fan of the series? Ready for another round of FNaF action on your Switch? Tell us below.
[source youtube.com, via nintendo-insider.com]
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I wouldn't spend the afternoon nevermind five nights.
Scott Cawthon's release schedule being... well, Scott Cawthon's release schedule, even on consoles.
What's the deal with this series? I've never been able to tell if it's a horror series, a parody of horror series, or a legit horror series that pretends to be parodying other horror?
@NEStalgia It's a legit horror parody series pretending to be a series of parody horrors =0p
@NEStalgia To be more helpful, I've always seen it as a jump scare horror game - I don't think it's ment to parody anything, but rather mimic the often scary like nature of the animatronic mascots found in American diners
@sikthvash @NEStalgia this one in particular tries to take itself more seriously, with a more structured progression and what you might even consider a focus in telling a story.
nb4 random hate on the series.
@sikthvash Yup. Iirc, one of his earlier games Chipper & Sons Lumber Co. got a lot of criticism for the characters looking like those creepy animatronic diner mascots, so instead of giving up he decided to go in a different direction and base a horror game off of that.
Besides the jump scares, I think a lot of the... maybe not so much scariness as creepiness/atmosphere comes from finding little bits and pieces of lore as the games go on and let you put together the overarching story. I like games that do that in general though, so I might be biased.
@TheFullAndy That actually gets addressed in this game. This game explains why you would spend your nights in these places, as well as hints towards the motivations of previous protagonists you've played as in previous titles.
@NEStalgia A mix of everything. It's meant to be a serious horror series, but the thing is the creator doesn't like to stay in that mindset for too long. Infact when he developed the first FNAF game, he used to have nightmares where he was locked inside his room, with the animatronics being in with him. So when the first games popularity skyrocketed, he obviously had to make more games. So to help leviate some of the effects making the games had on him, he tried infusing humor into the series. This game is a perfect example because there is a ton of humor in-between the horror segments.
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