FNAF Scratch Games
FNAF Scratch games bring Five Nights at Freddy’s-inspired ideas into community-made projects, from familiar fan adaptations to unexpected character crossovers. If you enjoy watching for threats, learning enemy patterns, and making decisions under pressure, this collection gives you 10 projects to explore.
Start with FNAF MINUS if you want a creator-described take on the first game’s mechanics, or browse the Scratch-themed titles and crossover projects below. Each link takes you to a specific Scratch project, where you can check its instructions, credits, and available features before playing.
These are community fan projects, not official Five Nights at Freddy’s releases. Controls, difficulty, and completion status vary, and some projects may become unavailable. Horror-themed games may also include sudden sounds or frightening scenes, so read any content notes first.
Choose a game below, check the controls, and try your first night:
| Game | Game |
|---|---|
| FNAF MINUS | Five Nights at Freddy’s (Scratch Edition) |
| Five Nights At Scratch | Five Nights at Scratch 2 |
| Five Nights at Scratch’s Genesis | Five nights at Scratch – Remastered |
| FNAF: The Computer | One Night In Shrek’s Swamp (FNaF Inspired Game) |
| One night with Kermit | One Night At Gumball |
Popular FNAF Scratch Games
Looking for somewhere to start? These projects offer different directions to explore. This selection is not ordered by live views or player counts.
FNAF MINUS is a starting point for players interested in the first FNAF game. Creator kirocet describes it as a 2D adaptation with seven nights, a customizable final night, and enemy behavior modeled on the original. Those are creator-reported features, rather than independent testing results. Read the creator’s introduction.
Five Nights At Scratch is an option for exploring the Scratch-themed side of the fan-game community. Its Scratch studio listing places it in numerous FNAF fan-game collections. Read its own instructions before moving on to similarly named projects, as their mechanics may differ.
FNAF: The Computer offers another direction. Creator 3JUMPABuser describes it as a fan game inspired by FNAF: Pizzeria Simulator, with differences from that game. See the creator’s project announcement.
How to Play FNAF Scratch Games
Open a project and read the instructions. Check the controls, objective, and any content notes.
Start the game. Use Scratch’s green flag, then follow the project’s menu prompts.
Learn your tools. Depending on the game, you may use cameras, doors, lights, or other defenses. Do not assume every adaptation follows the same rules.
Watch for patterns. Notice what changes before an attack and adjust your response on the next attempt.
Manage resources when required. If using a defense consumes power, activate it with a purpose instead of leaving it on continuously.
Use the device and input method recommended by the creator; touch controls are not guaranteed. Check saving instructions before leaving, and if a project is unavailable, choose another from the grid.
More Scratch Games to Try
Looking for something different after your latest night shift? Explore these three games:
Fun Clicker: A clicker with a horror twist—an option if you want to keep the unsettling atmosphere while trying different gameplay.
Candy Clicker 2: Collect candy and purchase upgrades in an idle clicker that offers a change of pace from survival challenges.
Drift Chase: Switch to fast-paced car chases and put your steering skills to the test.
Pick out your next game: discover a creepy twist, create your candy output, or tackle a driving challenge.