Freddy's black out eyes and creepy dead stare, Bonnie's dead eyes peering right into the camera and atleast Scott recognized Toy Chica wasn't scary so removed her beak. The Toys in FNAF 2 atleast had a creepy look to them. Speaking on the designs, there isn't any creepy factor to them. So instead of having the uncanny valley feel with the creepy old animatronics you are running from robots as at this point they don't resemble animatronics.
Seeing these robots move around removes any of the fear factor, you know they are just incredibly high tech robots that can run, any supernatural atmosphere is removed from the previous games. Speaking on the scare factor it wasnt scary either. Only the Weeping Endo part had me on edge and had me scared, but this experience was available with the Gmod FNAF Pack so it isn't ground breaking. So the gameplay for the most part is shallow. Note: Dawko seems to like the game just using something's he didn't use that much or like. Then you have a awful map which Dawko himself commented on being not that good either. So the cameras have barely any use to the flow of the game due to the scale of the map itself. I saw this with YouTuber Dawko aswell as mine. The cameras could be removed for 99 percent of the game it would be just the same. Mostly due to how big the place is that tracking these monsters would be irrelevant anyway. Map? The cameras are so useless I never found myself using them. Only until you take parts do any of them have uniqueness about them however only Roxane the Wolf really has some as she's "blind". For 90 percent of the game, they are the same robots except they are just different models. In terms if uniqueness, barely any of the robots are unique. Most of the gameplay is run away from robot whilst grabbing something. Literally you could replace these characters, and the FNAF branding and nothing would suggest this is even FNAF. It's any old cookie cutter horror game but with a coat of FNAF paint. It has nothing that tells me "This is a FNAF game!" in the gameplay. And Steelwools last game was good, even, great! But this one has no identity, no uniqueness and it's incredibly rushed. Now I am a fan of the games, big part of my childhood. Yeah, but the FNAF Fandom didn't care, it's got scary bear on it so 10/10. A RPG so shallow and derived from anything good that Scott himself on 2 occasions has admitted to it being so. I mean this fandom gave FNAF world overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam. This can be seen by reviews which gives "10s!" to the game but nothing in this game suggests so. As this fandom is notorious for its loyalty to Scott and the Games.
Where to start? Well first off, I'd certainly recommend maybe sticking to actual critic reviews for most games in the FNAF Franchise.
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