'Five Nights at Freddy's' movie release date: Trailer teases monstrous new characters

The new installment in the "Five Nights at Freddy's" series, "Sister Location," will not have a beta test, as confirmed by creator and main designer Scott Cawthorn. He has already mentioned before that he is not looking to rush the production of "Sister Location," unlike the sequels to his previous games. But will he be able to deliver well without a public beta test?

"Sister Location" was only announced very recently with a teaser image about a month ago. The new game will feature the same cast, but now with different, more glossy, robotic bodies and darker themes than usual. However, eager players are to expect the same type of jump scares and similar kinds of game play for the new installment in the series.

The trailer, which was shown on PC Gamer, proclaims that the new game will be out "this fall", which might mean that there will be an accompanying new series going out into the market around September onwards. Game Theory and game theorists have already used a lot of time speculating about the lore being used int he original game, and this new version should throw a different set of elements to the mix. Lazy Gamer believes that the new title should garner enough interest and curiosity for it to be publicized around gaming circles.

The "FnaF: SL" trailer provides a sneak peek into the new location for the Five Nights at Freddys monsters to play. We have the usual familiar faces- Freddy, Chica, Bonnie and Foxy, along with a new doll-like figure. There are several shots of all the usual characters in different robotic costumes performing on a stage. There is also a type of elevator location that will most probably be explored by gamers later on. This trailer involves various shots flickering between the locations and the new characters, accompanied by a creepy whispering voice. It is enough to make any fan excited and scared at the same time.

The release period is slated for fall or autumn season this 2016. Expect more news on this spin-off after E3 this July.

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