During Before And After COVID-19
Waste of time and money…
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
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Its kinda Cool, looked Simple, NIce Jumpscare.
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game
GAME.exe
⚡This game was a really good time spent.⚡
Love the way the production approached the retro theme,
it made me feel nostalgic and I could relive good times.
//the story is very good and I was interested in unraveling the game’s mysteries.
//The game makes us a character and I love that in a game, I like to feel a part of the game and being a character in it myself.
so… several positive points, huh!?
in addition, the game has a very deep
reflection on depression,
anxiety and self-condemnation.
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
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So, this game is a very basic, simple OS simulator with a “game” that you can play within the PC. The PC does have some decent enough music in the playlist but not really all that much else to read or interact with (there are a couple files that you can read, but it only BARELY creates a story). The bulk of the gameplay will be located in the game that you can find in one of the folders. It’s got the basic “Slenderman” stuff going for it (go and collect 10 candles while a monster chases you). There is a stamina bar and timer to give it a bit more depth in the difficulty department (otherwise the game would be all too easy to beat). There isn’t really a story to the game, which there wasn’t meant to be (as a file shows that Oliver couldn’t think of a story before he died). I didn’t encounter any issues with the game, which is great. The story is pretty simple yet not very fleshed out as much as I’d like in games like this one. I could get the gist but didn’t really understand the why (for instance
! it’s clear that Oliver is being harassed/bullied but we are left with no clear reason for it).
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game
Survival Horror #8,436
looks good, plays fine. the Dev is trying to make something fun here so give it a try.
hey, it’s free
– Real player with 2.5 hrs in game
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Monsters AI is buggy/terrible the lake glitched for me where if I went into it the game would completely freeze couldn’t escape key or anything I tried jumping in and reopening the game 25 times, but that didn’t work. The game has no real scare factor at all. The loading screen says if nothing happens while hiding from the monster try letting him hit you so I did and it just killed me. If you pick up the perma sprint alien while your spring bar is depleted you can no longer sprint. There’s no amount of 3 percent that will make this game better the game would need to be improved 60 percent to be enjoyable.
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
The House
Short fun game!
– Real player with 1.0 hrs in game
Bear Haven Nights 2
Welcome to the Bear Haven 2! This time we built our motel deep in the woods.
Nothing will disturb your peace of mind away from civilization.
Now, you are the Test Subject 37.
We have launched a new testing cycle of our new security system.
At night we have some strange problems with alarm, but we’re sure you’ll manage to fix this.
Please don’t forget, if anything is broken by 6:00 am you will loose!
Bear Haven 2 is the sequel of the best indie horror game where you have to survive scary nights.
Bring to Light
Bring to Light
I recommend this game mostly for the compelling[dark] atmosphere created and the sounds ( they repeat themselves after some time tho ) - but be aware, no ultra widescreen support / optimisation is ok for the most part - but in some places ( like for ex the sewers tunnels ) it really plummets / a lot of reused assets and a lot more clipping thru solid objects ( vases/boxes/lights rack on ceiling/ behind the mirrors support structure and probably others ) that really detracts the player from having an immersive experience !
– Real player with 20.1 hrs in game
- Kind of spoilerish?-
Definitely enjoyed the game, great visuals, got a couple of scares and some good puzzels.
Around the half way point of the game it turned into a mostly puzzel based game, the puzzels were fun and fair and kept new and interesting ideas flowing throughout the rest of the game.
The strongest part of the game for me would have been the first half though. I enjoyed the puzzels but walking around in the dark not knowing what was gonna happen next was definitely a fun ride.
– Real player with 4.2 hrs in game
Five Nights at Freddy’s: Sister Location
Ok, I’ve finally completed the game, so I’m making a review for this. Before I start WARNING: SPOILERS. Now this isn’t going to be a review saying something like “BEST GAME EVER 10/10” no, I’m actually going to put time into making this. Now Scott Cawthon, you are a great man. This game is definitely different from the other FNAF games, and you actually took time to make this game instead of the normal 3-4 months of developing. The teasers look great with those special effects, and I love how you tried to keep everything balanced and not show much of gameplay in the trailer. Speaking of gameplay, let’s talk about that. Now the only problem I had with the previous FNAF games is that the gameplay was the same thing and repetitive. No matter what in FNAF 1-4 you are doing the same thing each night, but just more animatronics. (In FNAF 4’s case, one animatronic changes things up.) In this game you’re doing something different on EACH night. Now that is what I love to see, a FNAF game that doesn’t have repetitive gameplay each night. FNAF: SL also has different elements, instead of waiting until it’s 6AM you actually have to keep progressing until your shift is complete, I can say that this game is pretty much faster than the previous games because of that and the fact there isn’t any extra nights, but that’s if you can. Not only is Sister Location different, but it’s more difficult than the other FNAF games (Especially night 4.) so if you’re planning on doing a speedrun of this game, you better completely master your skills first, because like I said this isn’t your usual FNAF. Now, I’m not gonna go too deep in the story, but I will say that it’s very good, of course since it’s FNAF, it is dark, but it is also much more interesting than the usual lore. This is by far, the best Five Nights At Freddy’s game, it’s worth the money, it won’t feel rushed, and best of all it has very nice voice acting. The voice acting is absolutely amazing, I love how Baby talks in a calm, monotone voice, and Funtime Freddy sounds like an insane killer clown. Is there things that I don’t like about this game? Yes there is, I’m not calling the game bad, these are just a few things I don’t like about it. (I won’t say Night 4, it’s meant to be hard)
– Real player with 33.3 hrs in game
Wow, Scott! I expect great from you, but you REALLY delivered on this! Well done! It was an enjoyable and fun experience, with all the creepy characters and hilarious humor! The Custom Night update was also a good experience.
PROS:
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The soundtrack for the game is well composed and sounds awesome too.
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Humor is top-notch.
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A different experience every night, which is a fantastic change.
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All the voice actors fit their character well and do a good job portraying them.
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The game is less focused on jumpscares and more on creepiness, which is great.
– Real player with 27.1 hrs in game
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2
This game saved my life.
I am 41.
My ex-wife and I have a daughter together, and adopted our son together. They are now both 4 years old.
When we were going through our separation, I found myself lost and miserable. I was self destructive. I got so mad one day from everything spiraling out of my control that I punched some concrete in a moment of overwhelming emotion. That caused me to break my 5th metacarpal in my right hand… my working hand… my games hand.. the hand that I held and carried my children to bed with.. The hand I desperately needed to make sure I could continue to provide.
– Real player with 234.8 hrs in game
Scott Cawthon’s second and best attempt, in my personal opinion, in his animatronic pizza establishment horror series. The story is portrayed simply, and yet it is so complex. Five Nights at Freddy’s 2, or FNAF 2, truly builds off the mysterious nature that the first game established. This is the first game in the series to contain the mysterious mini games for which the series is known, that tell this dark tale, in a style that fits the games setting almost too well. The plot twist at the end is truly genius on Mr. Cawthon’s part, truly a modern masterpiece with a retro setting. - Bobert Fairfield
– Real player with 34.7 hrs in game
Five Nights at Freddy’s 3
Anothr very good sequel(and if the rumors are true,a good conclusion)
Me(along with a LOT of other people XD)were hyping up this game for literally months after 2 came out,until the game was eventually released on Steam on March 3.
I swear when this game came out and a friend gave it to me I was very near crying.
This time around,the game centers around a new Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza style building,called"Fazbear’s Fright: The Horror Attraction",30 years after the events of FNAF 2(so around 2017). The owners of the attraction are attempting to"revive the legend"from almost 40-60 years ago or so and give an authentic as possible experience to patrons.
– Real player with 34.7 hrs in game
Five Nights at Freddy’s 3 is the possibly final installment in the Five Nights at Freddy’s Franchise,
And it’s possibly the best one. This game, unlike the first 2 games, gives you an actual reason to check the cameras, because it’s your only line of defense.
This time you don’t have any fancy Freddy Fazbear Mask, or power-taking doors. All you depend on is the camera.
Springtrap, the main Animatronic in Five Nights at Freddy’s, is the only animatronic you’ll see here. He’s the only one left. He will hide on the camera feeds, forcing you to spend some time on each camera, trying to find where he currently is.
– Real player with 29.0 hrs in game
Five Nights at Freddy’s 4
I have ‘em all, I’ve played all the others, this was the one I saved for last. Now, I’m sorry to say that I was pleasantly surprised when I first played this… by absolutely nothing. There is no pleasantness, only torture.
From the second night 1 started I was filled with such a deeply permeating sense of dread that if I hadn’t had other people there with me I probably would’ve just closed out of it. I saved this one for last because I thought it looked like such a monstrously horrific night terror-esque experience that I wanted to make sure I was horror weathered, and even after I felt generally horror-comfy I still didn’t touch it until I had friends there prepared to share the bear-despair, and I was right. No surprises here, the thing that looks like a nightmare feels like one too.
– Real player with 106.2 hrs in game
Five Nights at Freddy’s 4 is the final chapter in the Five Nights at Freddy’s series, together with being the last game, it’s also the scariest game in the series as well.
The game is COMPLETELY different in the gameplay than all of the previous games, you don’t have a security camera anymore, all you have to defend yourself is a flashlight, to scare the animatronics away.
The gameplay is made in such a way, that you need to focus on the audio cues, making you to concentrate on the game carefully, making you feel like you’re a part of it all.
– Real player with 12.8 hrs in game