Steve and Alex vs Fnaf
Steve and Alex need to escape from the FNAF monsters in their adventure. They must evade the FNAF monsters everywhere, or eliminate them all. Collect all the g...
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About Steve and Alex vs Fnaf: Steve and Alex need to escape from the FNAF monsters in their adventure. They must evade the FNAF monsters everywhere, or eliminate them all. Collect all the gold and become the owner of the keys. The red player should collect the red key, and the blue player should collect the blue key.
How to play Steve and Alex vs Fnaf: Played with WASD Arrow Keys Mobile touch control is available double jump available jump on it to kill
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