Why FNaF 3 Is the Best in the Franchise

Woah this video's gotten a lot of attention recently, I really appreciate seeing so many people suddenly showing up to share their opinions about it. In light of this I'm gonna have to start uploading some more soon! Hope you all enjoy whatever videos I upload on here later, I appreciate all the sudden support.

FNaF3 was a good change of pace compared to 2. The second game had too many animatronics to keep track of so you'd spam hallway flashlight, left/right vent light, and mask. FNaF3 was more in line with the first game gameplay-wise since you have to keep track of your threats again, except the battery anxiety is replaced with malfunctions. All in all it is definitely underappreciated.

Fnaf world is the best

Definitely still think 4 is the best game of the series. It has the best mechanics, it uses perspective to create horrifying animatronics, and the jump scares are easily the best the series has to offer.


FNAF 3 was great on atmosphere, lore, and had nice mechanics but the core part of FNAF has ALWAYS been jumpscares and FNAF 3 is objectively the weakest of the entire series in that regard. It just makes the suspense the game creates useless

I think the concept is great, but i side with sagan hawkes saying the 2nd is the best. All four of the original scott only games are great though

Personally i agree. fnaf 3 is the best.

3 is great, but my personal favorite is 4

Seriously do you guys even find fnaf 1/2(and after 3) jumpscares memorable ? Fnaf 3 jumpscares, especially Springtrap's jumpscare is memorable cuz it actually meant something.

I agree that it's really unfair sending hate to this game but I think the main factor is, even though you said the game just suggests what you have to do, how easy the gameplay is. I took a few gameplays to figure out strategies for the first 2 games (checking only the doors/corridors around you and one or two specific cameras instead of every one and, yes, it makes the games less engaging but checking everything just proves being unnecessary after some time) but the fact I never struggled to figure out what to do in fnaf 3 is what makes playing it a little less appealing than the other games. Really interesting story, adds up a lot to the whole narrative and has maybe the best minigames for the lore but it isn't quite like the other ones gameplaywise imo. Let me know what you guys think

After this, FNAF4 couldn’t be a good conclusion FNAF5 (SL) was meh but FNAF6 (FFPS) was the greatest conclusion for the FNAF series (this is just my opinion)

I think in terms of gameplay, its one of the worst, but in terms of design and theme, it is the pinnacle of horror in how it toys with your perception of what that thing is, whether it's alive or dead and you dont know if it's human but you know there is a human there, not just a machine

Theres always someone that loves the worst game

I really love these videos where Pastra takes something that almost universally seems to be disliked, and shines a light on all the good aspects. They just sound like such a sweet, li'l guy when they do and it makes me feel so warm and fuzzy over having adored the things they mention when they were coming out and just getting *trashed*.

I love how his movements are human but obviously limited due to the spring locks, same with his mouth not moving much. And his eyes are very creepy never should I want that to stare at me❤

Another thing Fnaf 3 does what I think it does best is tension. The way it builds tension with Springtrap getting progressively closer and closer to the office, leading up to either a game over or a victory.

Fnaf 3 was my favorite because it was easier than the other games

Alright I think this game is good however the gameplay is just meh. Its better than fnaf 2 for damn sure though.

Unpopular opinion:

The phantoms are better than Springtrap, yes even watermelon balloon boy and watermelon chica

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while i do really like fnaf 3, and i really love the conclusion of it, i feel that, in my opinion, you’re wrong about the fact that it should’ve ended at fnaf 3. i think the game that it finished off at—fnaf 6 Pizza Simulator—was a perfect conclusion. the blatant yet somehow still perfectly subtle implication that we are michael once again (up until henry, the founder of freddy fazbear’s pizza, talks to us and directly refers to us as such), having to lure all the rest of the restless, roaming animatronics, including the one who was set out to set henry’s own child free from the body of the puppet and relieve her of her feelings of responsibility, the amalgamation of wires and metal parts and scraps that made up the funtime animatronics, and even the sharp scraps and junk that made up circus baby after she was kicked from the group of funtimes, simply because, as a daddy’s girl would, she wants her father to be proud of her—that very same man who was also lured into the vent of the pizzeria in an attempt to hurt michael—to bestow such a job onto michael who has done all he can to set things right before he had accidentally killed his own brother despite his own flesh and insides rotting, and then have henry deliver his sentimental speech before he sets michael, every animatronic, william, and even himself on fire to set everyone’s soul free and get rid of william once and for all…

that’s an ending that satisfied me. one that ends things once and for all. all the loose ends, all the unsolved mysteries, everything coming to an end. granted, there are still tiny things that have gone unanswered, but almost everything—i’d say maybe 90–95% of everything scott has given us before security breach can be explained, and everything has come to its rightful end. because remember, william didn’t die. the children he killed were set free, and evan didn’t die either, as he only died in fnaf 4, after he was hallucinating about those animatronics in a much scarier, nightmarish light, as kids normally would, and had to endure it again and again during his coma. so no, fnaf 3 wasn’t its rightful end, and the games that came after fnaf 3 still had lore that connected to fnaf 1, fnaf 2 AND fnaf 3. it wouldn’t have made sense and the lore would’ve been only half complete if the other games hadn’t come forth.

fnaf sister location was to give lore on what happened to william’s other child, elizabeth (and perhaps even will’s wife, who may have been put into ballora) and michael’s body after the funtimes all entered him to get out and then was rejected once they finally made it out of that hellhole they were out in. fnaf 6 was the perfect end, in my opinion.

Couldn’t more agree

I don't agree with this at all but I always will copy the structure of this video to defend Sister Location.

No.

I actually agree with you. FNAF 3 is my favorite and the best in my opinion

Your voice is disgusting

I think the best thing about fnaf 3 is that this animatronic is no lost soul, no misunderstood victim. This is a cold blooded killer, out to get you, and that is terrifying

Personally I really like this games ending, although imo the fnaf 6 ending is better. Everyone that suffered and the person that caused all of the pain dies in a fire. That was the perfect ending to the franchise.

Quit ur whining boy

wdym it’s boring ash

nuh uh

FNAF 3 is my 2nd Favourite FNAF Game (Just behind Sister Location) and one of my Top 15 Favourite Games. And i agree with ya that this is the most underrated FNAF Game

This video appeared in my recommended list for the most fitting time. I just beat FNAF 3 today and boy oh boy it still holds up to being my favorite in the FNAF series

Springtrap's jumpscare would be a little bit better if there was some harsher lighting on the side of his face to suit the methodical serial killer thing.

Decent.

Fnaf 3 is my 2nd favorite game of the series

People are also mad that springtrap's jumpscare isnt really a jumpscare he just moves forward to u with a smile

I think that alone is creepy. It doesnt have to be a sudden scare to be horror. Creepy itself is a horror factor. Sure u dont scream loud but the feeling of springtrap just looking at u with a smile feels uneasy and unnerving and when ur in that situation being paralyzed to look at something creepy just staring at you like it has plans to make ur death slow is more terrifying than a quick death jumpscare

FNAF 3 was always my favorite

I just don't like springtraps jump scare

cap, the gameplay is an RNG fest and slow af. Its atmospheric the first few times around but beyond that its trash.

We have one and the same opinion brother

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"theres only 1 character left in FNAF 3" aged like milk

People always laugh when i say if but since i joined the fandom this one has been my favourite. Yes, once you learn it it gets a lot easier, but you still have to learn. And even then one slip up can cause the end. Besides, i personally like the challenge of playing normally instead of audio stalling, its fun :]

Still my favourite game because it's whole thing is dread. That feeling that you only have as much control as your crappy prop tools give you. You have three lifelines in those tools, and losing just one can cause your death. Nit to mention how the cameras have you facing away fron the door, and the maintenance panel covers it. You never know if he's there until it's too late. Again, dread.

Its great to see someone else who loves it so much! :]

It's also the most important to the story in my opinion

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I feel like springtrap has overstayed his welcome, as in he should be dead.

i think the game is very unique in the way that its almost a "boss fight" and the heavy lore development that, at those days, left everyone speculating and wondering about fnaf's deep and morbid lore. Although innovative, I feel like it falls short with its repetitive mecanism of defense and the sense of non importance of the other phantom animatronics. its a great game, but still the worst among the other cawthon's masterpieces (maybe its only better than the latest ones or better than the pizzaria simulator)