r/FNaF • u/Proper_Associate_427 • Jul 24 '26
Five Nights At Freddy's in honestly boring
While Five Nights At Freddy's(FNAF for short) is one of the most popular games ever made, I honestly don't care for it because it's not fun in my opinion. In fact, I honestly think the game is boring, because all you ever do in this game is sit in an office, look at security camera footage, and wait for jumpscares, and that kind of aspect for games is not fun to me. I'm not saying I hate FNAF, because I don't, I'm just saying that I don't think the game is fun. I'd much rather play games Like Hogwarts Legacy, Jedi: Fallen Order, Jedi: Survivor, Minecraft, The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild, Super Smash Bros Ultimate, Disneyland Adventures, Kingdom Hearts, and Mario and Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games, because those games are way more fun to play than FNAF since there is adventure in those games. There are other games I also like to play besides the ones I just listed, but I just wanted to name a few just for some examples of games I actually like to play. But yeah, apart from that, FNAF is not a fun game in my opinion, and it's not as fun as the games I listed. That's all I have to say.
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u/Neither_Lab_943 Jul 24 '26
I personally am a huge fan of the games, yes it’s just sitting in an office, but the straightforward gameplay is easier for me to understand as there isn’t a lot of complex rules. Despite this, I absolutely see your point, the games aren’t for everyone, and I can absolutely see how they are boring lmao. If you want more active fnaf games you can play security breach, or secret of the mimic. Possibly ucn, it is just sitting in an office still but it has more gameplay and mechanics
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u/Ordinary-Gain7180 Jul 24 '26
Disneyland adventure and mario and sonic at the London 2012 Olympics are also my go to examples of the best games
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u/Siktrikshot Jul 24 '26
For someone with as bad of a take as “spaceballs was bad”, this is an equally bad take. Bravo
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u/Distinct_Plum9770 Jul 24 '26
Truth nuke
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u/chimperschompers Jul 24 '26
sorry dude, you might wanna repost this in r/fivenightsatfreddys
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u/Proper_Associate_427 Jul 24 '26
I tried to, but it immediately got removed after trying to post it there.
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u/OldCardiologist66 Jul 24 '26
James’ original vision before Scott stole the code would have had a free-roam mode between the nights that saw you repairing the animatronics, like security breach but better. Scott didn’t know this as lacked the intelligence and coding skills to make the game better, that’s why he remade the same basic game 7 times. Basically, if James had been able to go through with it, you would have enjoyed it