Five Nights At Floppa
A horror film in which Shlepa appears in his frightening form. The main character had no idea where he would end up when he first got a job. Now he is forced not to protect, but to survive in a terrible office.
Five Nights At Floppa is a action, horror and comedy game
developed and published by FreezyCat.
Released on February 17th 2022 is available only on Windows
in 2 languages: English and Russian.
It has received 1,167 reviews of which 1,120 were positive and 47 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 2.39€ on Steam.
The Steam community has classified Five Nights At Floppa into these genres:
Media & Screenshots
Get an in-depth look at Five Nights At Floppa through various videos and screenshots.
Requirements
These are the minimum specifications needed to play the game. For the best experience, we recommend that you verify them.
Windows
- OS *: Windows XP/Vista/7/10
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo @ 1.8 Ghz
- Memory: 3 GB RAM
- Graphics: nVidia GeForce 8800
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Storage: 700 MB available space
Reviews
Explore reviews from Steam users sharing their experiences and what they love about the game.
this game was actually life changing. words are not enough to describe this absolute masterpiece of a video game. no. not a video game. its more than that. this was a life experience put into a simple but so complex game. there is no truer description for this. "Five nights at Floppa" is going to be the first piece of this cruel world to my first born child. my child's eyes will look upon this work of art before even seeing their parents. i will conclude this review by saying this. please. if there is any hope for this society, this is it. this game will solve every problem this world contains. world hunger. gone. racism. gone. wars. gone. all because of this masterclass of a project. whoever made this, deserves the top seat in heaven. you have truly blessed this world by allowing us the honor of playing this. please play this game, you're life will never be the same.
Read more
Five Nights at Floppa is an intricate and exhilarating game, it made me feel every feeling throughout each night. Every character in the game is designed with beautiful precision and graphics, the glorious graphics along with the terrifying game play make for a thrilling experience. whenever i lay eyes upon Floppa and his shining forehead i start to aquiver and cant help myself as i start throwing it back in fear. Floppa Bingus and Popcat are all sent down from the heavens so this game can be as awesome and frightening as it is. In conclusion Five Nights at Floppa (FNAF) for short is possibly the best game ever forged in the history of the universe and galaxy there is no better game or activity than this. if you have the money to get it then do so. If you don't then get the money every penny is worth it for this masterpiece, thank you FreezyCat for being so glorious.
Read more
Five Nights at Floppa is an absolute masterpiece in horror gaming, delivering an experience that will make your skin crawl and your heart race. You're thrown into a nightmare world filled with eerie cats and a sense of impending doom that never lets up. The game's horror elements are executed flawlessly, with every knock and painting serving to heighten the tension and keep you on edge. The cats themselves are the stuff of nightmares, with their lifelike movements and sinister designs making them truly terrifying adversaries. Whether you're being stalked by the menacing Floppa or cornered by the relentless Pop Cat, each encounter is guaranteed to send shivers down your spine. What sets Five Nights at Floppa apart from other horror games is its clever gameplay mechanics, which require you to think on your feet and use your wits to survive like turning off the lamp. Every decision you make feels crucial and adds to the intensity of the experience. But perhaps the most impressive aspect of Five Nights at Floppa is its ability to immerse you in its world and keep you engaged from start to finish. The haunting atmosphere, chilling sound design, and gripping storyline combine to create an experience that will stay with you long after you've turned off the game. Five Nights at Floppa is a must-play for any horror fan looking for a truly terrifying experience. With its expertly crafted scares, innovative gameplay, and immersive atmosphere, it sets a new standard for horror gaming and proves that indie developers are capable of delivering unforgettable experiences. If you're brave enough to face the horrors that await you in the game, then dive in and prepare for a journey into madness like no other.
Read more
FloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppaFloppa
Read more
Similar games
View all
Data sources
The information presented on this page is sourced from reliable APIs to ensure accuracy and relevance. We utilize the Steam API to gather data on game details, including titles, descriptions, prices, and user reviews. This allows us to provide you with the most up-to-date information directly from the Steam platform.
Additionally, we incorporate data from the SteamSpy API, which offers insights into game sales and player statistics. This helps us present a comprehensive view of each game's popularity and performance within the gaming community.
Last Updates
| Steam data | 15 November 2024 19:05 |
|---|---|
| SteamSpy data | 20 December 2024 19:23 |
| Steam price | 23 December 2024 12:32 |
| Steam reviews | 22 December 2024 06:00 |
