/tg/Station 13

Did u gamers play it? I've never played five freddies at night

i mean it's not really that scary if you arent scared of loud noises and jumpscares, just some chuck e cheese animatronics wanting to stuff you into some shitty death suit (i somehow know all the lore without trying help me)

Notgonnabreaktherule wrote: ↑Fri Dec 17, 2021 3:47 pm i mean it's not really that scary if you arent scared of loud noises and jumpscares, just some chuck e cheese animatronics wanting to stuff you into some shitty death suit (i somehow know all the lore without trying help me)

Im scared of loud noises

well if you're gonna play the games you should brace yourself, about 50% of the sounds are loud

Notgonnabreaktherule wrote: ↑Fri Dec 17, 2021 5:34 pm well if you're gonna play the games you should brace yourself, about 50% of the sounds are loud

*Pees a little*

Yeah, it's basically entirely building up to an eventual jumpscare you're trying to avoid.

If you like that kind of suspense, it'll be great. If not, uh, that's all there is, so... less great.

I've played the other games, security breach is a buggy mess that wasn't playtested and has a primary gameplay loop so far removed from the original, unique concept. I would recommend the first two, and then only keep playing if you like what you see.

Itseasytosee2me wrote: ↑Sun Dec 19, 2021 4:39 pm I've played the other games, security breach is a buggy mess that wasn't playtested and has a primary gameplay loop so far removed from the original, unique concept. I would recommend the first two, and then only keep playing if you like what you see.

zoinks!

I tried the first one and didn't see the point of it and later learned after the fad was long dead that it spawned a ton of sequels and a huge fanbase similar to Homestuck's or Undertale's and I guess now that those children are grown up he's done another one. He got pilloried by his left-wing furry fanbase for donating to right-wing candidates like Trump and ended up retiring and that's probably a good thing.

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