Five Nights at Candy's Remastered

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About Five Nights at Candy's

Five Nights at Candy's (FNAC) is widely considered the best FNAF fan game ever made. Created by Emil "Ace" Macko, this game takes the classic FNAF formula and adds its own unique twist with original animatronic characters and terrifying new mechanics.

The Story

You play as a security guard at Candy's Burgers & Fries, a family restaurant similar to Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. The establishment features its own cast of animatronic entertainers led by Candy the Cat. But just like at Freddy's, these animatronics become hostile at night...

Meet the Animatronics

Candy the Cat - The main mascot, a blue cat animatronic. He's cunning and will try to trick you.

Cindy the Cat - Candy's female counterpart. She's just as dangerous and approaches differently.

Chester the Chimpanzee - A mischievous monkey animatronic who loves to play games.

The Penguin - A mysterious animatronic that appears when you least expect it.

Old Candy - The original, deteriorated version of Candy. Even more terrifying.

Game Controls

Mouse Look around & interact

Click Doors, cameras, lights

Space Toggle camera

Ctrl Honk nose (easter egg)

Survival Tips

The phone can ring and attract animatronics - be ready! Watch both doors carefully as animatronics approach from different directions. Old Candy is particularly aggressive on later nights. Use your flashlight sparingly to conserve power.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Five Nights at Candy's?

Five Nights at Candy's (FNAC) is a popular fan-made game inspired by Five Nights at Freddy's. It features original animatronic characters like Candy the Cat and Cindy at a fictional restaurant called Candy's Burgers & Fries.

Who made Five Nights at Candy's?

Five Nights at Candy's was created by Emil 'Ace' Macko (also known as Emilmacko). It's considered one of the best and most polished FNAF fan games ever made.

Is Five Nights at Candy's scarier than FNAF?

Many players consider Five Nights at Candy's to be even scarier than the original FNAF due to its darker atmosphere, more aggressive animatronics, and unique mechanics like the phone ringing attracting enemies.

How many Five Nights at Candy's games are there?

There are three main Five Nights at Candy's games: FNAC 1, FNAC 2, and FNAC 3. The Remastered version improves the original game with better graphics and refined gameplay.