Hello and welcome to Into the Night, a Finance of Freddy's podcast.

I'm your host Nick, and thank you for listening.

On today's episode, we are going to be discussing the first two games in the Finance of Freddy series.

When dissecting a story as complex as the one present in Finance of Freddy's, you have got to

start at the foundation before getting into the more broader subjects.

In its adolescent stages, where the series was still being constructed by one man, the game's

story worked on a much smaller scale.

The games were more prioritized in delivering on their dark atmosphere and tension-filled

gameplay, rather than an overarching narrative that would create a universe that would span

across a thaw of books and games.

However, this is also the fanaf that most are probably familiar with.

The Rundown Putsaria.

The night guard being hunted down by animatronics for not even minimum wage,

in the spirits of children haunting this world eternally, searching for their killer,

an elusive smiling man in the shadows.

Before we can get into the characters and broader plot of Finance at Freddy's,

we first need to understand its world and setting, the backdrop of where it all takes place,

which is what we'll be covering today, starting with the original Finance of Freddy's.

This is episode two, the missing children's incident, part one.

Yeah! Part 1 Our story begins in 1993, with a position opening at the Children's Entertainment Restaurant for a Fasper's Pizza, a self-described magical place where fantasy and fun come to life.

The location is reminiscent of its real-life counterparts of Chucky Cheese, or more accurately, Shobit's Pizza Place.

Arcades line up the halls for children to win tickets to turn to prices, and the pizza is either a bit too soggy or a bit too greasy and always has that weird

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