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Game developer Scott Cawthon stood well on his promise to come out with a mobile version for "Five Nights at Freddy's World", welcome news to fans of the action-horror game. And while that should be something, Cawthon likewise washed all hopes of seeing the "FNAF World" Update 3, citing that fixing the game through updates will not be enough to offer credible use on other systems.

Much of the issues tied up with “Five Nights at Freddy’s World" Update 3 is technical in nature. A lot has to do with the transition happening in battle encounters and map exploration as explained by Cawthon on Steam. Loading screens may turn gamers off, with reference to long waits and disappointing functionality. With gamers encouraged to fight often and interact less, covering other possibilities such as exploration may be endless.

In all, fabricating “Five Nights at Freddy’s World" to cater to other versions may not feasible. In fact, coming up with an entirely new version is seen better though all that depends on Cawthon and the plans he has up ahead. Until that is answered, it may be best to focus on the game app instead which is now available for free on mobile devices via the Google Play Store.

Speaking of the "FNAF World" for mobile devices, Cawthon cautions gamers that the “Five Nights at Freddy’s” game version is far from perfect. There are still porting problems and admitted that the game could be susceptible to crashes. A prime example is the problems folks were having for “Five Nights at Freddy’s: Sister Location” which cannot be played on certain devices.

With no plans to work on a “Five Nights at Freddy’s World" Update 3, most are now wondering if this is the last of the series. Cawthon has yet to bare his future plans with most left with nothing but to play the available "FNAF" game versions for now.