

Five Nights at Freddy's: Crossed Dreams
is my interpretation of the
FNAF
franchise as if I were a movie director. As a fan since its earliest times there is something that I feel has been lost, the vintage aesthetic so well achieved that the games had, and I feel that the movie brought it back. So...
Why not make a reimagining of the saga in a single game with new visuals and returning to the aesthetic that I love so much!
You are
William Afton
, you have just been released from prison after 25 years for committing a serial murder of 5 children during your time at
Freddy Fazbears Pizza
. Now you have returned and with a name change you decide to return to your old job as a security guard to redeem yourself and change as a person. But that company full of children and arcades is now a simple animatronic maintenance company. You may have changed as a person, but the children you murdered will still remember you 30 years after their murder.


Graphics - Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Ti / AMD RX 5600 XT (or better).
Processor - AMD Ryzen 5 3600 / Intel Core Equivalent.
Memory - 8 GB (or better).
Windows OS - Windows 10 / 11.
Disc Space - (Don't Known at the Moment | Still in Development).
DirectX - DirectX11 (minimum).

Animatronic Models byÂ
Ubuntutu
.
Props from BlenderKit.
Coding by
@zenitdeveloper
.
Mild Cartoon Violence
Animated Bloodshed
Mild Language