It was clear that at this point, the Fnaf saga was at its lowest point as usual, and clearly even though a slight improvement was felt after Fnaf 3, it didn't help after all.
Now long before the previous 3 games, at least it was good that in the minigames they told us a little about Fredbear's Family Diner, and more about the purple guy (William Afton).
Although we had much better graphics than that crap Fnaf 3. Unfortunately, its gameplay is still bad, and what makes it worse is that it is now more auditory. Although this idea is not bad, it feels cheap to want to scare the bad-looking player with a loud sound, which, more than being scary, starts to become annoying and tedious when the game gets funny in the last few nights.
Now long before the previous 3 games, at least it was good that in the minigames they told us a little about Fredbear's Family Diner, and more about the purple guy (William Afton).
Although we had much better graphics than that crap Fnaf 3. Unfortunately, its gameplay is still bad, and what makes it worse is that it is now more auditory. Although this idea is not bad, it feels cheap to want to scare the bad-looking player with a loud sound, which, more than being scary, starts to become annoying and tedious when the game gets funny in the last few nights.