A killer more horrendous than animatronics has found its way to the mobile world, and it has never been so prepped to scare the living daylights out of every Android smartphone user who chooses to walk the halls of the outlandish Fazbear's Fright: The Horror Attraction. 

"Five Nights at Freddy's 3," Scott Cawthon's latest and most likely his grisliest means of terrorizing gamers, can now be downloaded from the Google Play Store. The brand-new point-and-click survival horror video game aims to restore the glory days of the ghoulish Freddy Fazbear's Pizza thirty years after its creepy stories were reduced to myths and petty childhood memories. 

As its owners intend to make the scary experience the realest it can be, players will assume the role of a security guard who must last for five nights in the vicinity (and stay in one piece) while a monstrous murdering creature named Springtrap prowls around. 

Gamers are tasked to keep an eye out for the deadly monster by observing and following his move tirelessly through surveillance cameras and monitors, fixing flickering light bulbs and creaking doors and most importantly, playing old audio recordings. To add to the horrors, a slew of animatronics are peppered in the vicinity who will give gamers a good scare from time to time. 

The game's arrival on Android is rather impressive as it has only dropped at Steam, and simply because tailoring into a mobile version is quite the stretch. But no one is bound to complain about "Five Nights at Freddy's 3" making it to Android. It's not all the time that Android owners come across such an effective terror-driven game. 

Android users can play a free demo of the game so as to test their spook tolerance. If "Five Nights at Freddy's 3" is their cup of tea, they can jump right on the full version of the game, which can be downloaded for $2.99.