Are you Familiar with the horror series with a Bear, Pizza, and Purple Guy?

[Naruzeldamaster]

If the title wasn't enough of a hint, I'm talking about Five Nights at Freddies.

I've only ever vicariously 'played' them through watching others play (Namely Markiplier) they seem pretty addicting with the 'just one more try' aspect.

I like the idea on paper, especially the newer ones?

But the game flow of the older ones (Especially the first two) seems, too stressful. I realize that's the challenge, but, not for me. if I want stress I'll stick to high speed tetris and Dr Mario / Mean Bean Machine.

The death screens are just too comical for me (Even though a few did scare the crap outta me before I got desensitized to them)

That being said, there's no denying that it was bottled lightning (I think that's the phrase?) and I love the lore / world building.

 

[pmmg]

More a part of my Kids culture than mine, I have seen the game and both movies. But I have not played it.

For a game, I think it did hit on something. All the lore feels kind of shoehorned in after, but... The franchise continues. I would be willing to play, but I feel its kind of old news now, and I dont really want to spend my time playing video games.

 

[Naruzeldamaster]

More a part of my Kids culture than mine, I have seen the game and both movies. But I have not played it.

For a game, I think it did hit on something. All the lore feels kind of shoehorned in after, but... The franchise continues. I would be willing to play, but I feel its kind of old news now, and I dont really want to spend my time playing video games.

I 100% 'missed the boat' on FNAF, Horror games aren't my thing to begin with but they seem solid.
Instead of playing them myself I settled for watching others play them (Which results in some comedy when you and the host get jumped at the same time) which was fine enough for me.

I agree scott put the lore together with duct tape and glue.