Reviews - Isic

It was more story-driven than the others, and I respect Scott's decision to make it that way. He needed to make it more different so people wouldn't keep saying it was the same game over again or that they were sick of just you sitting around and surviving. Each night gives you different tasks for you to do instead of just surviving for a couple of minutes. It included more humor and some dark elements to the story which I liked. The voice acting was great and I enjoyed what the game had to offer.

It felt like this one was trying a little too hard to be scary. I don't mean that it wasn't scary, though! Every time you went to check a door, you weren't exactly sure if you were going to 1 see nothing, 2 see an animatronic at the corner of the hall, or 3 bet met by a jumpscare. It felt like FNaF 1 in a way, and I think Scott intended that. No phone calls this time. It wouldn't really fit into this game, though, so it made sense that there was none.

This is the game that a lot of people don't like for random reasons. I guess that they claim that it's not scary, or that there's not enough nights, or that it's not hard enough. I think it's scary! When you put away your camera and need to fix an error and Phantom Foxy jumscares you, it's not a good sight! I thought it was kind of cool how there was nothing to kill you on the First Night. It's something that hasn't happened before and fits in with the story. On the First Night, Phone Dude (I loved this guy too) said they were working on finding something to put in the attraction that would really scare people, and on the Second Night, he said they found one, a real one, and there was Springtrap.

The first game in the series. I can't believe that it's been over two years now. I simply loved the door mechanic. I've never seen anything like it before. I like how you have to conserve your power, and even though you want those doors kept shut, you can't! I loved the Phone Guy. I really like how he talks and his personality, and he says that "there's nothing to worry about" when there's lots of things to worry about! This is the game that could use some work to make it better, but it only gets better from here!

I started to follow FNaF while this one was being teased. I've been following FNaF ever since! Later in the game the cameras turn into Cam 11 Simulator, since that's the only camera you need to check and you don't have time to check the other cameras. On rare occasions, I would check the vent cams, but that would be it. Lots of animatronics! You can get quickly overwhelmed in later nights, and the animatronics aren't willing to share the hallway and vents! When the Purple Guy was revealed in this game, I knew it was going to be a lot more interesting!