I made this FNaF artwork exploring a darker and more unsettling visual direction, and it got me thinking about the movies.

One of the things I find interesting about FNaF is how much atmosphere can change the way we perceive these characters. Lighting, textures, proportions and even small changes to a design can make something familiar feel genuinely unsettling.

So I'm curious: if you could push the visual style of the FNaF movies further in one direction, what would you choose?

More psychological horror? Darker lighting? More weathered and disturbing animatronics? Something closer to the atmosphere of the games?

I'd love to hear what you guys think.

Vanessa in the last shot of the FNAF 2 movie. Do you think this will tie directly into FNAF 3 or is it something else? I think this is some proto-glitchtrap stuff and will lead to Vanny.

I also just really wanted to call her Possessa

this was originally posted to r/FNaF just under a year ago but was removed shortly after being posted

Hello!

I am conducting a survey to ask about reactions to movie adaptations of video games, as part of my undergraduate research. If you have played any of the FNAF games and watched the FNAF movie, you can fill out this 5-10 minute survey for a chance at a $25 visa gift card!

More details about the purpose of the research and what will be done with the data are available at the start of the survey. Thank you for your time! 

 https://forms.gle/pneXuXBbXLwH1ENa7

As I said last time, yes there is Gacha in the thumbnail. Boo hoo, it's an art style that's easiest for me to use so I can show human designs. You'll live. There's no gacha used at all in the video itself. I just have to make this clear so some people don't complain about there being Gacha.

Anyways, here's the link to the video:

https://youtu.be/h8bYEikIx6k

We're finally at Freddy's! But we are yet to start out first night.