'Five Nights at Freddy's 4' sequel: what to expect

Five Nights at Freddy's 4 has already been confirmed to be coming out this October, Halloween to be exact. The game has already gained quite a following but to date, there is no word on what gamers should expect from the next game instalment.

If the teaser is any indication, gamers can expect scarier version yet. The new animatronic shows off some very sharp claws and teeth and even has three tiny Freddy heads by the stomach. The teaser alone should be a clear indication that Five Night at Freddy's 4 should be scarier that what Five Night at Freddy's 3 had for the point and click horror series.

So who is the Animatronic gonna be?

Rumors suggest that it could be Spring Freddy or Fredbear, someone from Fredbear's Family Dinner. He was part of the death mini-game in the third instalment, someone who could most probably be the highlight of the upcoming sequel.

How about gameplay? What do gamers have to look forward to in Five Nights at Freddy's 4? Some are speculating that players may find themselves having to go up against one large Freddy and maybe some of the three miniature versions which were mentioned above.

While the large Freddie should be something to reckon with, gamers may find it challenging to go up against the miniatures since they may be hard to spot.

Being the final chapter of the FiveNights at Freddy's, what could be the he culminating twist gamers can look forward to as far as the game is concerned. Among the speculations include who or what is behind the animatronic. Is it really something spooky or a result of something that a missing character came up with?

Of course this is with reference to the security guard who had vanished from the diner. Did he really disappear or does he have something to do with the spate of killings and murders? If so, why?

Most of these should be answered by October 31 when the game comes out in the open. That and of course leaks on the game plots and theories proper should come out in the months leading to the launch of Five Night at Freddy's 4.

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