Five Nights at Freddy's Five Nights at Freddy's. Los Ojos de Plata / The Silver Eyes, (Hardcover)

from ArkhamReviews

The Silver Eyes is certainly a strange novel... If you're unfamiliar with the games, this book is still pretty easy to follow. It's designed to be stand-alone and contains a cast of human characters who are entirely original, while still introducing the quartet of animatronics that made the origi...

from MillieHennessy

My hubs bought me this as a gift because I'm slightly addicted to watching FNAF let's-plays and trying to find coherent theories on the game lore. Just receiving it made me laugh and I figured this would be super cheesy. This book is neither bad nor good, nor was it really even cheesy. Mostly, it...

from Letora

Want to know why the spring trap suits were made? How about the truth surrounding the rumor of the murdered children? What about the purple man who was shoved into a suit by the kids? It's all here in this novel, where you meet the daughter of our infamous animatronic creator. The first thing to ...

from readingover50

So I read book 2 in the series before reading this first one. I enjoyed this one much more than book 2. The storyline makes more sense and I felt it didn't jump around as much. I am just fascinated with the whole 5 Nights at Freddy's mythos, so I enjoyed reading this.

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This is more of a complimentary graphic novel to the original book rather than a standalone. A lot of information is missing for anyone who picks up the graphic novel if they've never read the book. I had to read a summary of the original book to understand the backstory and all character relatio...