July 23rd, 2014. This was the date that a demo of an indie-horror game was published by former user animdude onto IndieDB. This game was called Five Nights at Freddy’s, and was made by Scott Cawthon. The full game would later be released onto Deisura on August 8th, 2014, and would be greenlit on Steam just 12 days later. Little did anyone know, however, that this was the spark of one of the most successful horror games ever, spawning multiple sequels, merch, spinoffs, and much more. While many people are familiar with Five Nights at Freddy’s and its content, there exists a certain piece of FNaF material that has not been seen by the public eye. What is that? Join me, as we take a journey through… the Lost FNaF 1 Trailer…

This video will go through how the trailer's existence was revitalized to the internet, the search itself, and its final standing status. Unless updates are to be made soon, the whereabouts of the Lost FNaF 1 Trailer are to remain unknown...

Special thanks to Wall Meat for allowing the trailer's existence to become known again.

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Five Nights at Freddy's is owned by Scott Cawthon. Any and all credit to the games goes to him, not me.

Link to the Reddit post regarding the discovery of Wall Meat's comment/the conversation between Wall Meat and Salcali Ekmek: [ Ссылка ]

Link to the Reddit post containing the Google+ Page Archive on Scott's page: [ Ссылка ]

Link to the source code of the archived Google+ Page: view-source:[ Ссылка ]

Music used in the video:
Smooth Sailing - Dylan Sitts
LUMZ - Spin Master Mugen
Emotions - High On You

Timestamps for the video:
0:00 - Introduction
1:18 - Resparked Interest
3:34 - The Search
5:40 - Conclusion
Timestamps for the video

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