First of all, throughout the game, you might have missed some cool detailes in FNAF 3.

SOOOOOO....In case you missed it....

1) The pictures of Springtrap that appear randomly when you start up the game. They're notable because they gruesomely show Purple guy trying to lift the animatronic head off of himself. There are three of these pictures, and you may never see them in your particular playthrough—I haven't, despite playing for a few hours.

The first one is the initial picture in this post. Here are the other two:

Okay, those were creepy, isn't it? But on a less terrifying note, there's also a poster of Springtrap that can appear randomly on camera 10:

Bonus: those of you that have played the game know that Springtrap can sometimes mysteriously appear in multiple places at once. Here is Scott Cawthon, the creater of this game, explaining this phenomenon:

2) Paper Plate Bonnie, and Bonnie plush

Sometimes, a paper plate version of Bonnie appears in your office, too:

And of course, there's a Bonnie plush right on your desk—but only on night five. If you click on him, it'll take you to a mini-game:

Finally, while it might be difficult to make out thanks to all the static, one of the animatronics in the left side of camera six is likely Bonnie as well:

3) Golden Freddy. Yup! He's in FNAF3, despite not actually being real—he's likely just a hallucination.

Sometimes Golden Freddy will even appear randomly in the background of your camera feed:

And finally, yes, you can totally click on poster Freddy's nose in your office—it'll still honk:

4) On occasion, Phantom Mangle will appear in your camera, accompanied with a ridiculous screech:

Occasionally you'll also see Mangle by your office:

Boy! HOW ANNOYING!

5) The Secret Mini-Games

There are a bunch of smaller games within Five Nights at Freddy's 3—and if you want to get the good ending, you'll need to beat all of them.

6) The Bad Ending Screen

 

Every animatronic on this screen is an old face...save for the one in the back. Nobody actually knows who the animatronic in the back is, or why it's there. Curiously, this animatronic is missing in the good ending:

And here is the good ending screen. THERE IS NO OTHER ANIMATRONIC AT THE BACK ANYMORE!

hmm...

7) Marionette's mask

You can see this on camera eight, hanging on the right side of the wall.

8) The Skull

Between every night, FNAF 3 throws the player into a mini-game where they are tasked with following Freddy. If the player disobeys and explores, they can walk into a room full of animatronic parts, like suits and endoskeletons. Curiously, there is also a human skull lying between all these parts—but who does it belong to?

9) The Missing Kid

In one of the secret mini-games, there are nine identical rooms with three children each...except for one. In one of these rooms, one of the kids is missing. Oversight? Intentional? Who knows!

10) The Newspaper

Here is something you can only see if you get a certain ending in FNAF 3. Two things make this clipping notable. One, Scott Cawthon, the creator of FNAF, has written all sorts of cool factoids about the franchise on this. It's a bit hard to make out, but the panels say the following:

Looking back on many of my old games, I've found that there is almost always a broken-down robot in them. I'm not sure why this seems to be such a recurring theme in my games, but it's obvious that it's something haunting me.

Before I began work on FNaF, I had to choose what game to make out of three potential games, knowing it might be my last try before having to start a new career. I was choosing between a sequel to The Desolate Hope, a remake of my first game - Legacy of Flan, or a new idea about animatronics and security cameras.

While working on the first game, I started a crowdfunding campaign for it. I raised exactly zero dollars.

Fun fact: The names Freddy, Bonnie, Chica and Foxy were just nicknames while I worked on the characters. I was planning on giving them official names later but had grown very fond of them by the time the game was done.

In the original game, Freddy was never originally meant to move around the diner and was only meant to "get you" if your time ran out. This was changed before release.

In real life I tend to have waking-nightmares, meaning that I walk in my sleep, etc. One night I dreamt that Bonnie was in the hall outside my door, so I jumped out of bed and rushed to hold the door shut. I discovered that the door was locked and it filled me with dread. In FNaF 1, when the doors don't work, it means something is already in your office! So when I felt that the door was locked, I felt like bonnie was in my bedroom and was about to get me! Thankfully, I woke up.

I actually modeled the Foxy character on my laptop while riding on a 24hr drive to visit my in-laws over the summer of 2014. It's very difficult to model a 3D character on a bumpy car ride. Maybe this is why Foxy looks so torn up!

While we were there visiting, my kids got to experience Foxy's jumpscare for the first time!

Yup. That was what he worte.

And two, there's actually something hidden in the picture of the newspaper. Turns out, Springtrap is standing behind Freddy—but you can only see him if you brighten up the image, like so:

Kind of makes you wonder if this is really the end of the franchise or not. I'm skeptical.

Okay. It's over now, no more secrets!

Just...stop reading ahead!

There is no more to see, okay?

I'll make more books later!

Just stop!

Stop right there!

didn't you hear me?

There is no more secrets of FNAF to see!

Are you still reading?

Really?

..........................

...........................

How much times do I have to tell you?

Just move on to a different book!

You are wasting your time you know.

Don't even try.

It's bed time!(Or not)

Okay. How about this. Read a different book.

Like, for example, FNAF: Facts of Freddy!

Plz just go already!

Are you still reading this?

Minutes has passed!

I told you! There is nothing to see!

Even if there is...

It's not worth reading.(For real)

So just...close this book!