Josh Howden – Google

I got this game from my mother when it came out on the Xbox 360 and I cannot explain how insanely beautiful it looks and sounds and how smooth the platforming feels. I have massive nostalgia for this title for its catchy music (Food World Paradise and The Land of the Livid Dead have the best tracks in my personal opinion), quick easy-to-handle controls/character movement and general landscapes such as the first level you play in the game that is some if not the best classical Xbox game level design I’ve ever seen with the hills being lit up by the sunshine and the mystery (for example: the many weird unexplained creatures wandering the Glade of Dreams). To conclude the review I’d like to mention that the story is not too much to take in the bosses leading towards the end are super enjoyable to beat! I love the intensity the Murray of the Deep brings or the chase as you escape the flames inside the belly of a Dragon its all so charming and I still struggle to find a game that makes me feel this upbeat. 10/10 game even though Ubisoft abandoned Rayman after Legends was released.

(SPOILERS!!) Pretty boring and inaccurate to the games/books. Any violence at all in this film is not even half as bad as the games imply it is. Nothing horror related in this film to be honest the very small amount of scares seem extremely cheap. The film likes to loop this dream sequence of Mike Schmidt and these 4 kids acting as the 4 animatronics and I wouldn’t have a problem with this except for the fact that its played like 4 times over the course of the movie. I’m not gonna complain about the acting as I did find their emotions/reactions to situations pretty enjoying well done to them! I came in with mildly low standards and left with them kinda shattered and I only recommend this if you want to see your favourite fnaf youtubers for 2 seconds each. Not gonna give a sequel a chance. 2/5 stars.