Suddenly, I was watching the Security Breach trailer at 0.25 speed, pausing to try and spot something secret. There I was, back to my teenage FNAF-obsessed years. I took a tentative step towards the FNAF community, only to slip and fall right down the rabbit hole.
In fact, in anticipation for the game’s release I wanted to remind myself about the complex background story to the FNAF games. It wasn’t until Security Breach’s trailer was released that I remembered the franchise. I would watch some of my favourite YouTubers play the fourth game and after that, I’d pretty much lost all interest in the game. After that, the formula started to grow stale. The last FNAF game I played prior to this one was the third, Five Night’s at Freddy’s 3. Instead, what I’ll be taking a look at is the latest – and certainly not last – addition to the FNAF franchise: FNAF Security Breach. I fear no amount of wordcount could get across the sheer complexity of this strangely endearing series. Now, I’m not going to go into the history of the Five Night’s at Freddy’s history, nor will I try to even explain the franchise’s lore and story.
All of which came from the mind of one indie game developer Scott Cawthon.
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What started as a point and click survival horror expanded into a series of thirteen (including spin-off) games, novels and a host of merchandise. Hard to imagine that one little point-and-click horror game released in 2014 grew to become one of the biggest multimedia gaming names out there.
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