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Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit Now Haunts Consoles Everywhere!

Hold onto your hats, FNAF fans, because Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit has officially slithered its way onto consoles. After making a massive splash on Steam last month (seriously, it climbed to the top of the global sales charts in an eerily quick fashion), this latest entry in the Five Nights at Freddy’s universe is now available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch for just $19.99.

This game is perfect for Halloween. Just sayin’

This game isn’t pulling any punches with its creepy atmosphere and jump scares. It’s what fans of the series have come to know, love, and dread in equal measure. If you’re previously familiar with the franchise—whether from its classic survival horror roots or its lore-packed spinoffs—Into the Pit brings something fresh to the table. It’s more than just sitting in an office, anxiously checking cameras while robotic monstrosities lurk in the shadows (although, let’s be real, that still happens).

In Into the Pit, the action is more mobile. You’ll find yourself moving through environments, solving puzzles, and trying to outmaneuver the animatronic nightmares. There’s so much lore and the game is perfect for a controller.

What’s the Deal with Console Ports?

If you’ve already played Into the Pit on Steam and you’re wondering if there’s any reason to check it out on console, you might be in for a treat. The console versions of Into the Pit optimize the experience so well, it feels like it was always meant to be played with a controller in hand. Whether you’re on the PS5, Xbox Series X, or even the Switch, this game runs smooth with crisp visuals and eerie sound design that makes the tension unbearable.

And for you trophy hunters and achievement collectors, you’ll definitely find a few new reasons to grind your teeth while trying to survive yet another night in Freddy’s nightmarish domain. There are achievements for uncovering certain secrets that are bound to make you feel exceptionally clever—and let’s face it, a little on edge.

Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into The Pit – Mega Cat Studios, Inc.

A Brief Survival Guide to Into the Pit

Stuck? Well, first off, you’re not alone. This is Five Nights at Freddy’s—you’re supposed to feel cornered. But here are a few quick tips to keep in mind:

  1. Learn the Patterns: As with previous games, the animatronics follow specific movement patterns. Knowing when and where they’ll show up is half the battle. You have to know the hiding spots as well. Very critical. There are scripted chases and patrols.

  2. Don’t Waste Batteries! Much like its predecessors, you’ll often have limited power on your flashlight or other devices. Plan accordingly, or you’ll be left in the dark—literally.

  3. Sound Matters: Keep those headphones on. Audio cues are your best friend in figuring out where the danger is coming from. A subtle noise might just save your life. The game very much relies on sound, especially on warning when something is getting closer. During patrols, noise can draw attention to where you’re at.

  4. Keep Moving: In Into the Pit, being stationary is a death sentence. You’ll need to stay on the move, and always have an exit strategy in mind. Check multiple rooms and constantly re-evaluate your surroundings.

  5. Watch for Hidden Clues: The lore of the game is scattered all over, hidden in plain sight. Pay close attention to details in the environment, and you’re bound to uncover something that might explain the chilling story of Into the Pit.

Ready to jump in—er, into the nightmare? Ever heard of Clock Tower? If you’re a veteran of Five Nights at Freddy’s, or if you’re just in it for the jump scares and the thrill of survival, there’s a lot to sink your teeth into with Into the Pit.

Interested? You can grab Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit on your console of choice right now. Check it out on PC Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit on Steam (steampowered.com) or your favorite console store.

Anika Sørensen

Anika Sørensen, hailing from Copenhagen, Denmark, has established herself as a prominent video game journalist over the past twelve years. Specializing in Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) and Role-Playing Games (RPGs), Sørensen is celebrated for her insightful analyses and passionate coverage of the gaming industry. Beyond writing, Anika is an active member of the gaming community, attending major events like E3 and Gamescom to provide live coverage and exclusive insights. Her dedication to fostering a deeper understanding of video games has inspired countless gamers and aspiring journalists alike. Currently, Sørensen is working as Gaming Tier List's chief news editor.

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