Cynthia Lin

Mass majority of these reviews are children who haven't even played the game, so ill try to give my best input on this. The environment is great, I love all the neon lights and old arcade rooms. The animatronic designs are a little goofy and they look a little rough compared to ones of the older games. Game play is the true downfall, AI is pretty glitchy and the game isn't very clear in the instructions as to where to go or do next. There are barely any saves, so if you die you have to do entire sections all over again. Voice acting is fine, but I hate how they keep repeating the voicelines over and over, kinda ruins the atmosphere Story is pretty wild, but then again most fnaf games have confusing stories so I can't criticize that part too much. Jumpscares aren't that scary, and neither is the atmosphere. The overlay of the game looks very rushed and something you'd see out of a game from the 2000's, but not in a good way. Overall, I genuinely don't think that this game holds up scotts work and I'm not sure how much longer this franchise will last. I think this game is slightly below average, not worth $40 imo. This just feels like a high budget fan game. Please don't review this before playing, its very misleading. And Scott didn't work on this, he no longer has any input on future fnaf projects for those who don't know.