Iorochinho's Guide To Conquering Five Nights At Freddy's

Oct 29, 2025 by Jhon Lennon 57 views

Hey guys, are you ready to dive back into the terrifying world of Five Nights at Freddy's? This guide, inspired by the awesome playthroughs of Iorochinho, is your ultimate companion to surviving the night! We're talking about the third installment here, where the horrors of the past haunt a brand-new location. Get ready to face the phantoms, manage your resources, and try your best not to scream too loudly. Whether you're a seasoned FNAF veteran or a fresh face to the franchise, this guide will provide you with the strategies, tips, and tricks you need to make it through the week. Let's get started, shall we?

Understanding the Basics: Welcome Back to Horror

Alright, so before we jump into the nitty-gritty, let's refresh our memories on the core gameplay loop. In Five Nights at Freddy's 3, you're a security guard tasked with surviving five nights (and sometimes more!) at Fazbear's Fright: The Horror Attraction. This attraction is a haunted house based on the events of the previous games, cleverly using the history of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza to generate fear and attract visitors. However, as you'll soon discover, the past has a nasty habit of refusing to stay buried. You're not just dealing with the remnants of the old animatronics here; you're also dealing with phantoms.

Your primary objective is to make it to 6 AM each night. You do this by monitoring security cameras, closing vents, and using audio lures to keep the animatronics at bay. Unlike the first two games, you have limited power in the form of your systems: audio, camera, and ventilation. These systems can fail, and when they do, you're in a world of trouble. This is where the challenge lies, requiring quick thinking and strategic resource management. You need to keep an eye on everything at once and react quickly to any threats. If you don't, you might find yourself face-to-face with a terrifying phantom, and nobody wants that, right?

This game is a true test of your nerves and your ability to stay calm under pressure. Jumpscares are the name of the game, and they're designed to catch you off guard. However, knowing your enemy, understanding their patterns, and using the tools at your disposal will significantly improve your chances of survival. So, buckle up, take a deep breath, and let's get ready to face the night!

The Animatronics and Their Tricks

Alright, let's talk about the stars of the show - the animatronics and their creepy tricks. In Five Nights at Freddy's 3, you're not dealing with the same cast of characters as before. Instead, you'll be facing the dreaded Springtrap and a collection of phantoms. Understanding how these animatronics operate is critical to your success.

Springtrap: Springtrap is the main antagonist and the only physical animatronic that can actively kill you. He moves through the building via the ventilation system, so you will want to get really familiar with the ventilation system. He will appear in the vents and will occasionally pop out of the camera. Keeping track of his position is key. Use the audio lure strategically to divert him, but be careful because it can also backfire. Springtrap is sneaky, so always be on high alert. If you see him in a room, close the door immediately! If you fail to do this, he will jumpscare you, and you will lose the game.
Phantom Freddy: This phantom animatronic is the first of many you will be dealing with. He appears and walks right in front of your office. The only way you can get rid of him is to look away or quickly switch to another camera. If you don't, then your vision will be impaired, and you will be more vulnerable.
Phantom Chica: Phantom Chica appears in the camera views from time to time. She will start to appear as you look at cameras a lot. Her attack is a lot like Phantom Freddy, where she will appear on your office and impair your vision if you don't quickly swap cameras or look away.
Phantom Foxy: Phantom Foxy is another animatronic that will appear in the office. You will see him as you swap cameras or if he appears from time to time. The phantom will jumpscare you, and it will shut down your ventilation.
Phantom Balloon Boy: This Phantom animatronic will appear in camera view from time to time and will jumpscare you if you are looking at the camera. He will then disable your audio system.
Phantom Mangle: Phantom Mangle is another animatronic you will see in the camera views. It will jumpscare you if you stay on the camera. This phantom will disable the audio system.

Knowing their behavior is important to make it through the night. The Phantoms are just a nuisance but losing to Springtrap is the end of the game!

Managing Your Resources and Systems

Guys, in Five Nights at Freddy's 3, you have a whole new set of systems to manage. Your camera, ventilation, and audio systems are all interconnected, and their failure can spell instant doom. Let's break down how to manage them effectively.

Cameras: The security cameras are your primary way of tracking Springtrap's movements. You'll need to keep a close eye on all the camera feeds. Note his movements and anticipate his next move. Utilize the camera system to also find phantom animatronics, which will begin to appear as you stare at the cameras. These phantoms do not actively kill you but can cause system failures which will lead to your death.
Ventilation: Your ventilation system is critical for keeping Springtrap at bay. The vent system, which is a network of tubes, allows Springtrap to move quickly through the building. Close the vents when you see Springtrap approaching or if you detect a disruption. Remember, a blocked vent can be a lifesaver. Keep the system online at all costs!
Audio: The audio lure is your best friend. This system allows you to create sounds to lure Springtrap away from your office. Use it to distract him, but be careful not to overuse it. Springtrap can still appear and kill you. Also, be careful because some phantoms will disable your audio system.

Tips and Tricks to Survive the Night

Alright, let's go over some pro tips to help you conquer Five Nights at Freddy's 3 and maybe even impress Iorochinho himself!

Know the Map: Familiarize yourself with the layout of Fazbear's Fright. Understanding the pathing of Springtrap and the locations of the vents is crucial. Learn the camera locations and quickly switch between them to track the animatronics. The faster you know the map, the better your chance of survival.
Audio Lure Mastery: Use the audio lure strategically. Place it in a safe room or away from your office to divert Springtrap. Don't waste it; use it when it matters most, like when Springtrap is close to your office or approaching through a vent.
Ventilation Vigilance: Constantly monitor your ventilation system. When you notice a problem, immediately close the vents Springtrap might be using to approach. Keeping your ventilation running can be the difference between life and death.
Phantom Management: The phantoms will appear and will cause system failures that can be deadly. If you start seeing a phantom, quickly switch cameras or look away. This will prevent a system failure. The phantoms can be a problem, so quickly adapt to avoid the loss.
Conserve Power: Keep an eye on your system's power levels. Don't overuse the camera or audio lure unnecessarily. Power management is a key aspect of survival. Avoid wasting power, so you can make it to 6 AM.

Advanced Strategies: Going Beyond the Basics

Okay, guys, let's level up our game. Once you've mastered the basics, you can start experimenting with advanced strategies to make your nights at Fazbear's Fright a bit easier (okay, maybe just a little less terrifying).

Predictive Play: Try to anticipate Springtrap's movements. After a few playthroughs, you will start to recognize his patterns and be able to predict where he will be and when. This will allow you to make better choices and react more quickly to threats.
Prioritize Repairs: If a system fails, prioritize its repair. Fix it as soon as possible. Your ventilation is the most important to deal with first because Springtrap can kill you the quickest through the vents.
Fast Reflexes: You're going to need them. Be ready to close vents, switch cameras, and use the audio lure at a moment's notice. The faster your reactions are, the better your chances of survival.

Surviving Night 1

Night 1 is usually the easiest. It's designed to introduce you to the mechanics of the game. Springtrap will be less aggressive, giving you time to learn the layout and get comfortable with the controls.

Focus on Navigation: Spend the night familiarizing yourself with the cameras and the locations of the vents.
Monitor Springtrap: Keep an eye on Springtrap's movements. Watch how he navigates the building and gets a feel for how often he appears.
Practice with Audio Lure: Experiment with the audio lure. Practice luring Springtrap away from your office.

Surviving Night 2

Night 2 will get harder. Springtrap is going to become more active, and the phantoms will start to appear. Be ready for jumpscares!

Ventilation is Key: Make sure you pay attention to the vent system. Springtrap will use the vents a lot more.
Prioritize Repairs: Don't waste time; repair systems quickly if they fail.
Anticipate Phantoms: Be ready for the phantoms. Quickly swap cameras or look away when they start to appear.

Concluding Thoughts: Are You Ready for Freddy?

So there you have it, guys. Your comprehensive guide to surviving the horrors of Five Nights at Freddy's 3. Remember, practice makes perfect. Keep playing, experiment with different strategies, and don't be afraid to fail. Even the best of us get caught by Springtrap from time to time.

Stay Calm: The most important thing is to stay calm, especially when the jumpscares come. Stay calm under pressure and make good decisions.
Learn and Adapt: Each night is a new challenge. Learn from your mistakes and adapt your strategy. If a certain approach doesn't work, try something else.
Have Fun: Remember, this is a game, so enjoy the ride! Embrace the scares, and have fun trying to survive.

Thanks for reading, and good luck! May the night be in your favor. And, as always, thanks to Iorochinho for the inspiration. Now go out there and show Fazbear's Fright who's boss!