Is this playable with a gamepad?

[Eir]

No tag on the Steam store, and a quick Google session didn't turn up an answer.

[AMGSheena]

No it is not

[Tomberry Blue]

This is mouse only, no hotkeys, just clicking around. It could be a problem to some people but I think the cliunkyness of it all helps the mood a lot.

[Eir]

All right, thanks. It's not a problem to me at all, I just considered streaming it to the TV. Hunched over in the dark in front of the gloomy light of the PC's monitor it is, then.

[PESEZZZ!!!]

nope, but i played on touch screen. acer w500

[Captain Ducra]

On the contrary, it is possible. I just used a Logitech Gamepad F310 on Five Nights at Freddy's 1 by binding the mouse cursor to the X and Y axis of one of the analog sticks, and the left mouse button to various buttons on the controller itself I might use for specific actions (i.e. left/right triggers for lights, left/right shoulder buttons for doors, etc.). I do have yet to see how it fares with an Extreme 3D Pro Joystick though.
So, to answer your question in whole, yes it is playable with a gamepad, but just not a genuine experience.

The best recommendation I can give for external devices in conjunction with the game, would be a pen tablet like Wacom Intuos. Now THAT is a kick in the pants to play any Five Nights at Freddy's game with, and the closest you can get to "being in the game" so to speak.

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Well, if you have joy2key you can setup the Rotational pad for it to move the mouse... You know what i mean...

[Captain Ducra]

Originally posted by TheGamingExpert:

Well, if you have joy2key you can setup the Rotational pad for it to move the mouse... You know what i mean...

I actually ended up using the Logitech gaming software. But I'm sure Joy2Key would work too. In fact I think that'd be more stable.