This site is not affiliated with Scott Cawthon. It is a fan site, that is attempting to find out the lore. We at FNaFLore.com hope you enjoy your experience on this site, as well as all of the …

Technical Timeline The five base assumptions of FNaF Lore There is a reality-based answer for the FNaF lore. FnaF4 is the only FNaF game that is a dream. The minigames in each FnaF …

Relating FNAF 3 to UCN is a bit more difficult; the phantoms are a product from the FNAF 3 player’s mind (not quite like the Nightmares because SL implies that the Nightmares are …

One Night at Flumpty’s had a not-insignificant amount of lore, most of which was explained in the final development post for the game. It may be too little lore to justify, but it’s more than …

We have compiled a list of resources and interactive tidbits that should help solve the lore. Feel free to use these resources for your own ends! Characters Maps Children's Pictures Profiles …

What is in the FNaF 4 box at the end of Night 7? This question has been plaguing FNaF theorists and I believe the key to understanding the lore of FNaF. Since Scott will likely never open the …

Due to the nature of the lore, I've employed multiple timelines. These timelines can be seen below, and each hold a very specific purpose. Chronological Timeline This timeline is focused …

FNaF, at it’s core, is a mystery game. Aside from the horror elements there is a constant underlying story told through a mix of both subtle hints as well as some given facts. The first …

This site a fan-made attempt to solve the FNaF lore through community involvement and rock-solid reasoning for each and every point. Here is how we hope this will work. While building …

There is a notable "Phone call" in FnaF 4, which is played as random ambience.However, this call is actually a copy of FNaF1's night 1 phone call, reversed and garbled. Therefore, it is not …