How To Survive In Fnaf 3

Okay, let's talk FNAF 3. Springtrap. Ventilation issues. Does anyone else think this game gets too much hate?

The Basics (Kinda)

First, reboot everything. Reboot audio, reboot video, reboot ventilation. Just keep clicking those buttons. Seriously, click them. All the time.

Don't forget to breathe. Or, well, remember your character doesn't breathe. You, however, should definitely inhale and exhale. Helps with the panic.

Phantom Freddy's lumbering walk is just a distraction. So is Phantom Chica's pizza-loving jumpscare. Ignore them, mostly.

Phantom Foxy is annoying. He appears in the corner of your eye. A quick flash of light will make him go away.

Phantom Balloon Boy? He's just pure evil. He disables your ventilation. Deal with it quickly!

Springtrap is the main problem. He is the only animatronic that can actually kill you. He is not amused.

Use the audio lures. Lure him into different rooms. He follows the sound of the kid's laughter.

The vents are your friend. But also Springtrap's friend. Block them off when needed. You'll regret it if you don't.

Learn the camera layout. Know where each camera is. This is extremely important.

Use camera 2 and camera 9 to distract him. They are the most efficient locations to place audio.

Keep an eye on the cameras near your office. Prevent him from sneaking up on you. Sneakiness is his specialty.

The ventilation system is your worst enemy. It breaks all the time. Reboot it. Constantly.

When the ventilation goes down, hallucinations increase. Springtrap can appear in your office when he's not even there.

Don't trust what you see. Unless it's the actual, physical Springtrap. Then, panic.

This game isn't *that* scary. Fight me. (Just kidding… mostly.)

FNAF 3 is actually kind of strategic. It requires planning and quick thinking. It's more than just jump scares.

The ending is bittersweet. The bad ending is awful! But the good ending is so fulfilling.

Listen carefully. Springtrap's footsteps can give him away. Headphones are crucial.

Don't be afraid to experiment. Try different strategies. See what works for you.

Most importantly: Don't give up. You can survive the night. Even if Springtrap seems impossible to beat.

And hey, if all else fails? Blame the ventilation. It's always the ventilation's fault.