J. Amaya

A fun game with such an amazing game dynamic, theme, and objectives. Of course with such good performance comes bad things as well. I decided to break up this review in sections. -- Why this review HAS stars -- A game filled with amazing graphics and cool animatronics definitely pleases everyone; especially for FNAF Fans. There are so many ways to play the game; so many new dynamics. What I enjoy most is the return of Free-Walking around the building. Not only is the building big for exploration but the attention to detail around every corner is amazing. -- Why the stars are low -- Many things to discuss. I don't enjoy the feeling that this is not a "five nights at freddy's" atmosphere. It didnt feel like five nights. Somehow all the other games included a "five-night" feel. The storyline OF the actual game does not relate to other games, does not have a actual backstory, and is rushed into the game automatically. Some animations were made for a specific scene. Not multiple scenes but only one scene. This just feels weird and unnecessary. Not including the fact that **no** animatronics make a debut in this game from previous games. Ever since Scott Cawthon has retired I think this had an incredible impact on the game. Some things just arent the same anymore. If this game had more animatronics to interact with, or scott's spark it would be pefect. please just.. i hope the next fnaf game ties in a FIVE NIGHt element. i'd rather play one night at flumpty's, or fnaf: help wanted