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Author Topic: what's the deal with five nights at freddy's  (Read 2796 times)

fnaf was an obscure indie game and out of nowhere it became the most popular indie game of the summer

if i'm missing something here feel free to explain

fnaf was an obscure indie game and out of nowhere it became the most popular indie game of the summer

if i'm missing something here feel free to explain
it almost scares everyone, great lore. great mechanics.

yes it's a creepy and intense game, but the game community is not the only place it's popular in, it's made itself quite the riot in the furry community

furries discovered it.

all hell broke loose.


An overhyped game that uses the same scares as any other stuffty overhyped horror game.

Because certain YouTubers played it.

Because the tension is real.


Because certain YouTubers played it.
invalid. its exploded on /v/ and people slowy found out, then youtubers found out made videos, now a lot of little kiddos now about it.

This happened with Amnesia, it'll happen with another horror game in the future.


This happened with Amnesia, it'll happen with another horror game in the future.
alien isolation

i have to say, it doesn't seem too impressive to me. i love how the jumpscares work, but the mechanics and the actual objective seem cheap. the only thing that you're actually scared of in this game is an upcoming jumpscare, you know it's coming. it is not horror, it's a generic pop-up game that doesn't deserve as much attention as it gets.

« Last Edit: September 03, 2014, 10:18:48 AM by Ikares »

they could have at least put some effort into the game

I mean, why do the doors require power?

and why does this place even need security if they have man-eating robots?