About Keep Standing
Keep Standing is a hand-drawn FNAF fan game where a crowd of oddballs has rigged a survival game against you, and your job is to outlast it. You get cameras, a mouse, and several rounds to get through.
It follows the cameras-and-threats formula with its own cast. Each character comes at you differently. Some are dangerous, some are barely a threat, and a few are plain pathetic, but any of them can end your run if you stop paying attention. You open the cameras to see what's coming and click on things in the room to deal with it. Between the rough parts there's a break room, which is as close to mercy as this game gets.
It's a sequel, but it was rebuilt from nothing for a horror game jam, with a new layout and new systems, so you do not need to have played the first one. It's an unofficial Five Nights at Freddy's fan game made by its creator, and it does not take itself very seriously. You can play Keep Standing online in a browser tab.
How to Play Keep Standing
- Click Start on the title screen. Custom and Extras sit on either side of it.
- Right-click to open the cameras, and right-click again to close them.
- Left-click to interact with anything in the room or on the cameras.
- Watch for each threat and respond before it reaches you.
- Get through the round, then catch your breath when break time comes.
- Keep going through the rounds that follow.
What Makes Keep Standing Scary
Keep Standing is spooky with a grin on its face. The characters are sketchy white outlines against black, the tone is sarcastic, and the people tormenting you seem to be doing it mostly because they find it funny. The pressure is real, though. Several threats run at once and each one wants something different from you.
The title screen warns about loud noises and flashing lights, and it means it, so expect jumpscares when a round goes wrong. It's a short game, built for a jam, and the browser build on FunClicker comes from that jam.
Tips for Keep Standing
- Get used to the right-click. Opening and closing the cameras quickly is the main skill.
- Do not write off the silly characters. The harmless-looking ones are there to distract you from the ones that are not.
- Work out what each threat needs from you one at a time, then practice handling two at once.
- Use the break room rounds to rest your hand and reset.
- Once the normal rounds feel easy, open Custom from the title screen and play Keep Standing free with your own setup.
Who Made Keep Standing
Keep Standing was made by WhiteFox FCP, who released it on itch.io. It was made in Construct for a horror game jam, with hand-drawn art and no AI-generated content. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Keep Standing page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Keep Standing free?
Yes. Keep Standing is free to play in your browser on FunClicker. It opens in the game window above with no download and no account. The title screen gives you Start, Custom and Extras, and you can retry a failed round as often as you like.
How do you play Keep Standing?
Almost everything is done with the mouse. Right-click opens and closes the cameras, and left-click interacts with whatever you're pointing at. Use the cameras to see which threats are active, deal with each one the way it requires, and survive the round. Then do it again for the rounds after that.
Is Keep Standing scary?
It's more spooky and frantic than truly frightening. The art is hand-drawn and the tone is jokey, but losing a round brings a jumpscare, and the game has loud noises and flashing lights. If you like a FNAF fan game with a sense of humor and plenty to juggle, it lands in a good spot.
Who made Keep Standing?
Keep Standing was made by WhiteFox FCP, who released it on itch.io. It was built in Construct for a horror game jam, with hand-drawn art and no AI-generated content. It's fan-made and is not an official Five Nights at Freddy's game. FunClicker embeds the creator's own web build and links back to the original.
Can I play Keep Standing on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook works, but plug in a mouse if you can, because the game leans on right-click and a trackpad makes that slower. A phone is a poor fit for the same reason: there's no right-click on a touchscreen, and the cameras depend on it.
Is Keep Standing unblocked at school?
Keep Standing unblocked only needs a browser tab, with nothing to install. FunClicker does not block it. Whether it opens on a school or work network depends on that network's filters, which we do not control. If it does not load there, it should run fine at home.
Do I need to play the first game before Keep Standing?
No. Keep Standing is a sequel, but it was made fresh for a game jam with a new layout and new systems. The returning characters will mean more if you already know them, but the game stands on its own and you can start here.
What is the break room in Keep Standing?
It's the one place the game lets up. Rounds are built to keep the pressure on, with several threats working against you at once, and break time in the break room is the pause between them. Use it to relax your hand and get ready for what comes next.
