It's a standard practice for fans who are waiting for games to come out to start formulating theories of their own, especially if there are little to no information about it. Case in point: "Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location."

Let's dive into some new theories cooked up by fans.

Booking Schedule Is Not For The Animatronics?

Redditor Popgoes has uncovered some sort of animatronic schedule hidden in Scott Cawthon's main site's source code a few weeks ago. The original post on Reddit cannot be found anymore, but Design & Trend has the actual image of the spreadsheet here.

Fans have speculated that this schedule is used to book the animatronics for parties, and can be rented out for private events from the Sister Location.

But what if the schedule was not for the animatronics themselves? Redditor Zombiewars suggested that maybe the schedule is actually for the locations instead.

"What if this "booking" theory actually isn't about animatronics being booked into certain peoples areas for parties," Zombiewars asked. "But actually in the location itself, where people get to pick certain themes and parties for their children at this location?"

With this theory, it is possible that the animatronics' "booking schedule" is not for the animatronics themselves, but they could be booked into different spots of the building at certain dates and times.

In short, there could be different parties at different dates in "Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location."

Is "Sister Location" Canon?

Scott Cawthon tend to confuse fans with his posts sometimes. So when he said that both the "Silver Eyes" novel and "Sister Location" is canon, people started questioning it.

"I just think we should be prepared for this game to potentially be set in the same "canon" as the novels," redditor invaderzz said. "Which, I will not lie, would be very disappointing for me. It would mean that this game is not intended to solve the lore or add to it."

Some feel like Scott should clarify this, but Smashing_Renders has a valid reason why the story is getting cluttered with each new title.

"The story will never make sense fully, unless Scott just scraps everything and redoes it all, fully thought out," the Redditor said. "Since, he never really intended for the game to make it this far, so the story was never thought all the way through."