FNAF Horror At Home

About FNAF Horror At Home

The realm of Five Nights At Freddy's has welcomed a new variant—the FNAF Horror At Home. Forget the evil Freddy Fazbear in FNAF; this game will take you on a spooky adventure right at your cozy home. Your once comfortable home is now filled with scary surprises.

The game revolves around a family that has just adopted a robotic bear. But beneath his adorable appearance lies a sinister soul. He tries to spook the kids in the family in the most unexpected way. The house is embraced by an unsettling atmosphere, and no one knows what is waiting for them in the darkness.

Guess what? In this version, you will take the role of the creepy bear! Feeling excited yet? Scroll down to see how to enjoy it!

How To Play FNAF Horror At Home

As mentioned, you will play as the monster bear, not the kids. Your job is to spook them as many times as possible without being caught red-handed by their parents. Once the parents see you scaring their kids, the game will be over. If you find joy in pranking and scaring others, this game is the right one for you!

There are three levels in the game; the higher the level, the harder it becomes to scare the children. Once the battery meter reaches 10, you can pass that level. Remember that you only have 150 seconds to finish each level.

To boost the scare meter, you can tap on the screen (if playing on smartphones) or left-click your mouse (if playing on PCs).

Three modes are available with different risk levels:

Scare: When you activate this mode, it will take more time to fill out the scare meter. However, it poses the least risk of being caught in the act.

Frighten: This mode helps increase the scare meter most quickly. But it will bear a higher risk of being caught.

Quiet: This is when you stay calm and don’t do anything to spook the kids.

Tips For Playing

Here are some tricks you can apply to the game:

Don’t rush to scare the kids when you see the parents going out of the room. Wait for a few seconds to ensure they have gone completely.

Put on your headphones to catch even the slightest sounds. They are valuable cues that might tell you if the parents are approaching.

When the parents are still in the room, it’s best to use the Scare mode only. There’s a high chance of being caught if you turn on the Frighten mode.