Five Nights at Clone Pig's Franchise

*This page is about the long dead Five Nights at Clone Pig's Game Franchise. Perhaps you were looking for another Five Nights at Game.*

## Overview

The Five Nights at Clone Pig's franchise was inspired by the indie developer Scott Cawthon's franchise, Five Nights at Freddy's (FNaF). The five games followed a similar pattern, survive five nights in a specific location and use tools to avoid the animatronics. As the games went on, the mechanics got more advanced giving the players new tools to survive the nights.

## Story

A local individual named Clone Pig built animatronic replicas of himself and his friends, King Pig, Regular Pig, Monkey, Hammer Bro, and Dry Bones. He enlisted the help of Bowser's son, Bowser Jr., to give guidance about how to defend against the robots. Unfortunately, Clone Pig, King Pig, Regular Pig, Monkey, Dry Bones and Hammer Bro were all murdered by a mysterious purple bird and their bodies were never found. The story follows the FNaF games almost identically, with some minor changes.

## Games

### Five Nights at Clone Pig's

The first game has similar game mechanics to the first Five Nights at Freddy's game, featuring a night watch position, four animatronics and a secret fifth one, secrets, phone calls, Easter eggs, and a 12 to 6 shift. Once the initial five nights are beaten, a secret sixth night is unlocked and once that night is beat, the custom night is unlocked.

### Five Nights at Clone Pig's 2

The second game has similar game mechanics to the second Five Nights at Freddy's game, featuring a night watch position, new and old animatronic models, a music box that needs to be kept wound up, phone calls, a mask, a 12 to 6 shift. Once the initial five nights are beaten, a secret sixth night is unlocked and once that night is beat, the custom night is unlocked.

### Five Nights at Clone Pig's 3

The third game has similar game mechanics to the third Five Nights at Freddy's game, featuring one animatronic, hallucinations, secret mini games, phone calls, Easter eggs, and a 12 to 6 shift. Once the initial five nights are beaten, a secret nightmare mode is unlocked. The main difference is that the Spring Pig character was burnt in the fire at the end of the game. This was supposed to be the final game in Clone Pig's franchise, however with Scott Cawthon's release of newer games, Clone Pig would have to follow.

### Five Nights at Clone Pig's 4

The fourth game in the franchise takes a new approach to the survive the night style and places the player in a bedroom and it features similar game mechanics to the fourth Five Nights at Freddy's game. Once the initial five nights are beaten, a secret sixth night is unlocked and once that night is beat, the extras menu is unlocked.

#### Halloween DLC

The Halloween DLC was an additional free addon to the base game, changing the design of the characters. Clone Pig came out and said that the DLC isn't cannon to the storyline.

### Five Nights at Clone Pig's World

This entry was a traditional RPG featuring cuter versions of the characters, similar to FNaF World. Like Scott Cawthon, Clone Pig was also unhappy with this RPG and took the game down.

### Five Nights at Clone Pig's: Brother Location

The final entry in the franchise features the player going into an underground animatronic facility, in likeness to FNaF: Sister Location. The main difference here is the story, where the characters never escape the facility and the players come out victorious.

## Trivia and Errors

* Regular Pig was Clone Pig's lead art director
	+ It's unknown why Regular Pig designed the characters so similar to the FNaF games

* King Pig used to be an active theorist on the story of these games
* Clone Pig later took the games down because he was unhappy with the final product and he lost interest within the series
* The image FNaCP: Pork Panic is a tribute to Clone Pig's franchise and was used to remodel the characters
	+ The image is not cannon to the franchise
	+ It bears similar reference to Ultimate Custom Night from Scott Cawthon

* Regular Pig made sketches for a hypothetical sixth game, but it never happened