'Five Nights at Freddy's World' news: Details out as game's release date inches closer

Recently, developer Scott Cawthon finally announced a release date for his upcoming title "Five Nights at Freddy's World." As the game gets closer to its targeted release date next month, bits and pieces about it are already floating online.

According to Design & Trend, new gameplay teasers have been posted by Scott Cawthon, and the images might have inadvertently revealed some heavy clues on how "Five Nights at Freddy's World" will be played. Aside from highlighting some characters, the new teasers revealed at least one big boss battle, and some hardcore analysts have even lifted an apparent backdrop story about the game.

The industry follower said that as per some fans, while Cawthon already stated months back that the upcoming spin-off is not a direct sequel to the original "Five Nights at Freddy's" titles, "FNaF World" might be connected at least to "Five Nights at Freddy's 4." The new game has something to do with the return of Mangle, as it was already reportedly teased.

Meanwhile, Lawyer Herald stated that one of the images also revealed at least one boss for the new game. According to the report, the image of a character named Porkpatch could be taken from a boss battle screenshot, since the character has a red health bar. This feature is similar to other boss animatronics from the series.

"Five Nights at Freddy's World" is slated to come out on Feb. 19 first for the PC. According to Cawthon, the mobile versions of the role-playing, spin-off title will be released weeks after and will be available for both Android and iOS devices.

However, while the developer already came out with the release date, Cawthon is known to surprise fans by releasing his titles much earlier than expected. Rumor has it that although he already told his fans of the Feb. 19 release date, Cawthon might be planning to at least release the PC version of the game sooner than the targeted date.

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