Five Nights at Freddy's

Trailer's up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-taWymx1WI

 

Huh. From working at a pizzeria, to working at a horror house, and now a child's room in his home.
this is a weird change

 

From what I have deducted, kid buys some of the Freddy Fasbear stuff at the auction, and it's either possessed, or the kid's having a nightmare.
I like the look of it, and I think I will purchase this on pc for once. I hate the mobile versions, they're so much harder...

 

For the story, this is the closest thing we could get so far starting with this first part of three.

For the years, excluding FNAF4 because we won't know what point in the timeline it'll be in until the game comes out, it goes like this:

1973 - Fazbear Entertainment debuts? "If I had to play these silly songs for 20 years and I never had a bath?" - Phone Guy
1987 - FNAF2
1993 (most likely) - FNAF1
2017 or 2023 (30 years later from which game is still being debated) - FNAF3

 

The Game is out now. Have fun theorizing or whatever these people do with the games nowadays.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/388090/

 

That's not the only time Scott released a FNAF game much earlier than the expected date.

Spoiler

 

Shit, we should take a page out of Scott's book, and start releasing mods three months earlier from the date we say we're going to release them.

 

IGN's glowingly positive review of FNaF 4:

Spoiler

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

"True Story" -IGN

 

Oh my god is it out already?

This is taking "Releasing games early to milk them before they die" to a whole new plane of existence.

EDIT: Except for it's final milk, the cow apparently delivered a bucketload of chocolate milk that tastes pretty neat.

 

new, groundbreaking gameplay element: legs

 

new, groundbreaking gameplay element: legs

Obv Scott's playing up Nostalgia by doing innovation done in the late 80's.

 

How ironic, considering the year the events of FNAF 4 takes place in.

 

I stopped caring about this cash grab game series after number 2. I'm sure I will get around to playing all of them...sometime. Maybe on a steam sale.

 

I stopped caring about this cash grab game series after number 2. I'm sure I will get around to playing all of them...sometime. Maybe on a steam sale.

Apparently this one's legitimately scary and lets you MOVE, but the gameplay just sounds too boring for me to care.

 

Your forced to use your ears rather than just your eyes, and the way you have to be careful and not impulsive makes it much more stressful and scary. Not to mention a killer cupcake. I knew it was animatronic...

 

Holy shit! You couldn't move in Super Mario Bros., you couldn't move in Call of Duty, you couldn't even move in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time! This is such an innovation; legs! But to me it looks and sounds like Night Blights which came first, ripoff.

When I get round to reviewing games I'm going to review them all individually, so this one will at least relieve the monotony, somewhat.

But, as innovation goes, it's the equivalent of making another first person shooter.

If we were still in the DOS text based adventure era, moving would be innovation.