Five Nights at Freddy's is the horror game that made 'jump scare' a genre. You are the night security guard at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, working midnight to 6 a.m. from a small office with two doors, two lights, a camera feed and a battery that drains every time you use any of them. The animatronics — Freddy, Bonnie, Chica and Foxy — move through the building when you are not watching, and if one reaches your office with the door open, the night ends.
Scott Cawthon released the original in August 2014 and it became one of the most-streamed games of its era. This page runs a browser build of that first game: the same office, cameras, power meter and five nights, playable with a mouse and no download.
It is a browser build of the original Five Nights at Freddy's with the same office, cameras, mechanics and nights. It runs without a download; save progress depends on your browser keeping site data.
It is built to frighten — jump scares, tension, and a creepy setting — but there is no gore. It is generally considered fine for teens; younger players may find it too intense.
Yes. It is mouse-driven and light enough for any Chromebook. Use headphones: the audio cues (footsteps, breathing, Foxy's run) are how you know where the animatronics are.