Is FNAF In Real Time As Bad As Twitter Says?

Recently, Real Time Studio released their first Five Nights at Freddy's Fan-Game, being FNAF In Real Time. One of the few FNAF Fangames I was excited for, I was surprised when I saw social media sites like Twitter seem so hostile and negative about the game. Was the game bad? Or was Twitter wrong? Well, KingPotassium sets out to solve this mystery by playing through the entire game and asking the question everyone's dying to know the answer to: Is FNAF In Real Time a bad FNAF Fangame, or were people's expectations set way to high for this studio's first release?
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[@cappyshumorchannel6800]

twitter : sends gore videos to the dev to "make them work faster." the game : ends up rushed with some unfinished elements and questionable aspects. twitter : "how could the team do this to us?"

[@shiningblade2083]

The gall they have to feel offended from the shit they pulled. =~=;;

[@sunkenstudios2080]

How could you ever grossly oversimplify a situation like this, grouping internet trolls that are notorious in the FNaF community for this BS with regular people who have the right to criticize the game?

[@cappyshumorchannel6800]

Honestly, valid point. I didn’t take that into consideration when I remembered the drama, and reported on it inaccurately out of spite without realizing the bigger picture. I Apologize.

[@maximumforce8275]

​@cappyshumorchannel6800 no problem. I dont blame you as this toxic mindset is so normalized nowadays. A group of trolls in the minority of a fanbase does something, it gets put on a spotlight by media outlets, the whole fan base gets blamed

[@Spongi_124]

They were not send "gore" to speed development up, they were it sent by a notorious troll of the community known for screwing other people up. Also, it was the directors decision to rush the game out in a single month by hiring a single unity developer

[@jahd9257]

see your first mistake is checking twitter for opinions

[@xm214-aminigun9]

see your first mistake is checking twitter -for opinions-

[@Z0R04RK]

The first mistake was getting an opinion from anybody else before forming his own

[@SwiftlyZone]

-see your first- mistake is -checking- twitter -for opinions-

[@BOI-px9hp]

*T W I T T E R… M I S T A K E…*

[@fl3sh3]

mistake

[@kristoffred]

3:50 yes the office in FNAF 1 is a 2D render that's being distorted to look 3D. This game seems to be fully 3D with proper perspective which is why it looks different.

[@kingpotassium]

I didn't even think of that. I just kept noticing that I would undershoot the door buttons when I tried to use my patented FNAF strategy and assumed that my sanity was finally going.

[@noodleman4555]

This game is still made with pre rendered assets. The perspective effect is just different from the one used in Clickteam. Back when this game was still being made in Clickteam, it looked a lot closer in the early demo, but the devs had to switch to Unity because of memory constraints.

[@lunastifaliamusic]

@@noodleman4555 Even then you can get a very similar effect within Clickteam thanks to many modeling programs allowing for a certain perspective that can be used with Clickteam's perspective effect. I assume Scott just didn't think of that for the first three games since the offices were rendered with the default camera perspective in 3D Studio. So they just look like you're in some kind of giant detailed soda can. I don't even know WHAT he was thinking for FNAF 4, he didn't even use the effect in that game at all.

[@-Burningzilla_YT-]

there is an option you can choose to have or dont have perpective effect

[@tftc97]

I think the game would be better if people were decent human beings and didn't send gore to the devs

[@joshualeespiny7172]

What the fuck-??

[@eliescobis9922]

They learned that from phisnom

[@richi3035]

@eliescobis9922 Phisnom: I raised that boy!

[@richi3035]

@@CableSpark872 He himself didn't, but his fans did

[@richi3035]

@@CableSpark872 man idk I just looked on Google

[@UmberBee]

I used to be a dev when this was originally supposed to just be a quick FNaF 1 clone/mod in Clickteam, before they switched over to Unity and introduced a ton of their own lore, and watching everything happen from the sideline of bad actors sending gore to the leader/Twitter Managers, big content creators entirely missing the point of the project and over scaling their expectations, plus plenty other issues that came with the pressure of being a small team being rushed for no reason was so painful to watch. The team was incredibly polite when I worked with them, even crediting me in early builds despite all my work being taken out after the engine change, a lot of people just don't understand that these small team of developers are humans doing this work for completely free, or at least if they do, then they're miserable losers who don't deserve passion projects like this given to them.

[@kingpotassium]

I fully agree. I really just think this is an unfortunate example of a small team biting off a lot more than they can chew. A lot of it is really, really good, but there’s also some stuff that definitely needed a little bit more time in the oven.

[@UmberBee]

Absolutely, early on in development, a few members of the team were both split up between either working on the main game, a "teaser" game (which I don't think ever came to light?), or split between both at the same time, while they had their hearts in the right place, a lot of the pressure came solely from not being able to deliver content, or adding more onto their plates from the expectations of fans and big content creators. The biggest issue that was even present in the Clickteam builds was optimizing how the videos were stored into RAM, which would've needed a convoluted table added onto the AI to perfect the loading and unloading of assets, but the leader wanted 1080p+ res for the videos that could also layer for multiple characters in a single camera, which pretty much settled moving them into Unity over Clickteam's 2GB RAM limit, and I'm pretty sure they never worked it out, as some computers with lower memory cannot play the game. (like mine ironically lmfao) Of course, none of this is trying to beef with the team, or call them out for being indie devs who couldn't perfect their craft on the first try, but these were the few shortcomings I can remember when I briefly helped out, the rest of the "issues" came from external figures downplaying the original scope of the main project, which ultimately lead to them dedicating more resources towards demands they couldn't uphold, sacrificing the game's quality when trying to meet an unreasonable deadline to stay relevant in the community.

[@kingpotassium]

@UmberBee Yeah, if there was one thing I wish I did better with this video would be my Final Review. I fully stand by the fact that it's a really good first attempt, but it certainly isn't some award winning fangame that should have had this massive internet drama. However, I feel like I could have been a lot more constructive. I feel like I just nitpicked the game and moved past it. Because there's a lot good about the game. The first 5 nights are really fun, and the changes to the gameplay (animatronics moving yo different halls, Foxy boss fight, Freddy being reworked) all made the first five nights really interesting and a fun twist on FNaF. The animations were great and smooth, the game felt really professional, and I only encountered a few bugs. However, I think that the Night 5 ending is bad. It has the same problems that "Graveyard Shift at Freddy's" (a fangame I very much dislike) has, where it's trying too hard to be mysterious and dark where it wraps around to being impossible to take seriously. The writing needed more time. The "extra modes" are mostly poorly crafted, and 3/5 could have been in the Custom Night. Brother feels misused and unimportant despite how much marketing he got. All in all, the game has a lot of potential, and it's a really good alternative to the original FNaF. Where the game falls flat for me is where the game tries to deviate from what made people interested in it: the actual original FNaF. However, I'm still really excited to see any future projects they make.

[@near5148]

​@@kingpotassium play 6 hours mode and lose sleep

[@cappedminer369]

But wait, how many people were working on the game ?

[@goldenmikytlgp3484]

I hate that our game gets shit on by twitter people. But then again, its Twitter. What can u expect? People on that platform find any way to badmouth something or someone for the sake of discussion.

[@killerninja4416]

leave it to twitter to shittalk something to the point where it seems like the thing they talk about was on every kind of drug

[@BombBird11]

We're talking about the same people who absolutely ruined the life of a fan who liked Steven Universe, all because they drew a picture "wrong" of one of the characters from the show. *_NEVER,_* take Twitter seriously.

[@caydenph2741]

More ridiculous than Twitter is people still taking it seriously, just fucking stop giving it attention.

[@TheDogeOfSarcasm]

@@BombBird11 Agreed. Twitter practically wrote the book on bad opinions and certainly had a hand in writing the book on even worse actions.

[@keithflippers4429]

I'm sorry.. "our" game?

[@maxhillai8219]

One thing I don't see anyone mention that I don't like is the fact that you can see the animatronics when they are at the doors without lights. Like, what's the point of using lights if you can see when something's there without them? I really don't understand why it was made like this

[@thatryebread]

If anything, they obstruct the view, so it’s harder to see them with lights than it is without lights.

[@SeventeenRustyLeaves]

Fun police over here

[@nevergonnagiveyouupnevergo2795]

@DanzTheGBbro what it’s a valid criticism

[@Doduszkaa]

You got him good​@DanzTheGB

[@jimjay2939]

Thing is, it could just be based around that its well, supposed to be realistic, while it could be some of an oversight by the devs, you gotta understand they rushed it cause people sent gore to them and put extreme pressure and hatred on the devs.

[@handsomeharold4698]

man i should just say "twitter hates everything" without watching the video nor having context on this drama

[@frescoM-t8j]

Tbh the game doesnt feel serious sometimes especially with that TV cutscene and brother's jumpscare having the OOOOH MY GOD meme

[@Mr.LeoNov]

Yeah and some jumpscares are.......... questionable I think devs wanted to leave something funny in the game as some easter eggs, but they overdid themselves and left too much meme stuff for no reason

[@anoob4sale263]

I'm pretty sure that in the final game you can only see Brother's jumpscare if you click "no" when the game asks you if you had gone to the bathroom yet. Considering the prompt is a joke, it makes sense the jumpscare is silly too.

[@anexistingperson8540]

@@Mr.LeoNov The jumpscares are so weird to me. Like, there are clearly good animators working on this project yet the jumpscares are weirdly ineffective even by normal FNaF standards.

[@Mr.LeoNov]

@@anexistingperson8540 yeah that's what I'm thinking too They're well animated, I can see a lot of passion here, but........ who tf thought that Chicka doing "Helicopter helicopter paracopter paracopter" move is a good jumpscare?

[@shroomzthelynx231]

I definitely agree that the memes immediately make the game feel dated. If a version could be released where it wasn't geared to make a streamer point their finger at the screen and go: "OMG IT'S THE ___ MEME", this game would feel more faithful to the source material and much more memorable.

[@themysticdarkrai]

Twitter says it's bad?

[@CraftBattleAxe]

Twitter says that about a lot of things 😂

[@kingpotassium]

From what I saw, Twitter LOATHES this game, to the point in which people created fake information that made the game look worse.

[@themysticdarkrai]

@kingpotassium Wow, that's, well I'd say unexpected but it's Twitter

[@kingpotassium]

Honestly, it seems like the internet just had their expectations set way too high for a first indie dev project. Then the backlash was just as bad, if not worse, than what Steel Wool received after Security Breach.

[@themysticdarkrai]

@kingpotassium I see, I like to follow fan games releases and lore, but the socials I tend to keep my nose out of. There's always gonna be someone unhappy seemingly

[@bigpoggers6507]

My main issues are that they absolutely killed the difficulty because Foxy doesn't drain door power anymore meaning you can just sit in the office the entire time and just close both doors whenever you hear him run, I played through the entire game and I have no clue what Brother was supposed to be, and the money system just like doesn't make sense to exist, there's literally no point to it

[@shadowocelot-56_95]

My biggest gripe is Foxy’s jumpscare. He only has the Rock head tilt while pulling down the monitor, which looks weird when you aren’t using it.

[@THGMR-ox7sd]

Yeah, why did they not just make it so the jumpscare only happens when you have the monitor up. I probably shouldn’t assume if that’s possible to code but at least that would make sense for the jumpscare.

[@kingpotassium]

The only reason I think they did that with Foxy's jumpscare is because then it means that Foxy can only kill you the next time your monitor is up, meaning that you could cheese Foxy into not being a threat. Just so long as you don't pull your monitor up for the rest of the night, Foxy can't kill you, much like Bonnie and Chica, and he's supposed to be like Freddy, where he can kill you outside of the cameras. I do wish they gave him a different jumpscare for that situation, though.

[@gamerboy99dil55]

@@kingpotassiumfoxy can still kill u even when its not down

[@weehoodommdie]

@gamerboy99dil55 That’s what he’s saying

[@thechugg4372]

I mean... This is how fnaf works, the balance is already in the game, you waste power by having your monitor up

[@gamingonamonday6342]

To the people who sent gore to the devs of this game just to get them to work on the game. Your FNaF fandom pass has officially been revoked.

[@OnTheRun_DontTellEm]

I had never heard of this, so I originally thought you were going to play the one where you have to actually play 6 REAL WORLD hours to win lol!

[@GOTTA_RUN]

Nice pfp. Where did you get the color swap

[@OnTheRun_DontTellEm]

@@GOTTA_RUN Its from a Team Fortress 2 Hud mod, it pops up whenever your leaving the game or a match. Just sorta stuck with it!

[@c0rrvpt3d19]

There is a challenge mode called "6 real hours"

[@seaberrysvideodump9602]

good ideas. poor execution. a good example of this is the foxy fight. sure it seems cool t first but you're rarely ever threatened and the night is oddly short for a bossfight. and the animations while good ideas are too.. smooth and sometimes they just do random animations for the sake of showing off that they're animated and it fucks with the tension in the atmosphre

[@GoodlyData86596]

I’d say the tension was kept very well, they played with expectations greatly with the first and third nights as well as introducing the worlds most ass mechanic that makes you have to fight with the cameras to keep a proper eye on foxy and Freddy that is active on nights 4-6 (thankfully this mechanic is absent in the challenges, including the self proclaimed 20/20/20/20 challenge), and overall the game had me on the edge of my seat from night three onwards. So I personally wouldn’t say it was executed any more poorly than the original fnaf 1. (P.s. the devs gave the animatronics a “hiding mode” that makes them invisible on the cameras, which can help make up for the predicable travel times of the animatronics, also the fnaf in real time Freddy is the best implementation of the fnaf 1 style Freddy I have seen, but foxy could have used some panning run sounds since he can come from ether hall and “power surge” proves panning sounds are possible considering that Freddy makes a sound on whatever side he’s on when he’s about to attack in that challenge specifically.)

[@RB64Official]

While I won’t say this game isn’t flawed, the answer is no. Twitter just says that about a lot of they loathe and proceed to say negative things without looking at what’s good about said things (*cough* Omori *cough x2*), that’s why I left it back in may, and I never looked back.

[@RB64Official]

*about a lot of things they loathe

[@boneheadinreallfe]

literally the only things you'll find about this game are valid unbiased criticisms. y'all just can't accept that these kinds of people are all over the internet and say "twitter bad" because that's more popular than NOT wetting yourself over the site

[@boxylemons7961]

I mean to be fair at least the Fnaf in real time devs weren't pedophiles (that we know of) so Omori is probably the worst possible example. But yeah twitter is uber negative about all this shit so spot on otherwise.

[@echoedeyes]

it'd be really funny if you said cough x3 if im being honest haha

[@SillyGooberQ4]

@@boxylemons7961 omocat is a pedophile??? Or are you about that one horribly mistranslated shirt that twitter jumped omocat for like a pack of wild dogs

[@Salty64_]

Not me thinking it would be Fnaf but taking actual hours

[@LucasMiddleNameandLastname22]

i'm glad i wasn't the only one who ALSO thought that.

[@loneranger7831]

There is a six hour mode

[@Jenniferr_00000]

Me too✋️

[@notsusanna7485]

The original game was going to ONLY be the 6 hour challenge mode, but then people got mad that it was tedious and long… lmfao.

[@LucasMiddleNameandLastname22]

@@notsusanna7485 lmao that is literally 2 hours less from an average full Desert Bus playthrough, no wonder!

[@makoshark7122]

Im sad they didn't do anything with golden freddy

[@TheTom20]

Yeah and instead they pushed in the paperplate character

[@makoshark7122]

@TheTom20 I don't think I would really care about that at all if they at least integrated golden Freddy into the gameplay. His design and appearance in fnaf 1 is my favorite of his in any game(his fnaf 2 appearance wasn't nearly as scary, to me anyway), so that's really my only complaint with this game

[@loneranger7831]

He is in the game, just not as a threat. He's in kichen cam on night 7.

[@Sokko325]

The fnaf 1 phone guy definitely knew what was going on, he was literally doing the night guard shift while he recorded the messages and talked about how you might survive if the animatronics got in.

[@GOTTA_RUN]

The only thing i dislike about the game is just the plate "animatronic" it looks incredibly stupid. But that's not even close to a deal breaker for me.

[@HeortirtheWoodwarden]

Plate animatronics 🌏

[@noodleman4555]

I have... very mixed feelings on this game. I always felt what made the first Five Nights at Freddy's a genuinely terrifying game was the weeping angel aspect of the Animatronics movement behavior, patterns, and intimidation tactics. When the game was new to me in 2014, the engine limitations or the fact that they are all just jpgs isn't something that mattered or even occurred to me or probably anyone else at the time. The fact that they just stand there and stare lifelessly into the cameras almost like they are watching you was always horrifying to me. It made them seem sentient and intelligent, yet the fact that there is no life or facial expression to them what so ever gives them that uncanny valley look that made the first game (and to an extent the sequel) famous back in 2014. When you give these characters a walk cycle and the freedom to move anywhere without the proper care or consideration for the translation of this aspect, suddenly they lose that aspect for them, and that is the mistake that the help wanted games and security breach made specifically. The animatronics in those games are mobile and animated to a complete detriment, there is nothing scary about them at all because nothing is done to compensate for the previous method tension used in the Clickteam games that was completely abandoned. Security Breach is the worst offender there by making the animatronics constantly repeat dialogue. They are no longer scary, they are just obnoxious assholes that don't shut up now. I was very pleasantly surprised to see this game not completely abandon the subtle approach to dread the Clickteam games utilized. The animatronics still stop to stare you down, and aren't just always bumbling in a b-line straight to your office like the vast majority of free roam games do. They take their time and effectively intimidate you before they strike, just like the original. I have to give them massive props for that, they completely avoided my worst potential fear for this game and hit a home run in the creep department. I'm not a fan of a lot of the other aspects of this game though, like the dialogue being a big one. The humor falls tremendously flat, and in some cases makes the game come off as immature ("holy fazballs" are you for real?.) And the new ambience tracks created for the game are just not very good in my opinion. They are original, yes, but original is not always better. The loop is way too short and subtle, and doesn't fit with the environment you are in. It sounds like something I'd hear in Among Us I think, or maybe The Thing, or really just anything Sci-Fi in space or otherwise isolated environments where you are mostly alone, not a dilapidated diner haunted by dead. The ambience tracks Scott licensed fit much better, and I wanna add that is a shame. There is a lot of potential to do really good audio work for a fan project like this, Treasure Island 6.0 done by Twisty comes to mind. This was unfortunately a miss in that department. I do think the music track for the menu is masterfully done though. I've listened to it a few times while working already. Overall I think it's a good fan take on the original FNAF, but it's more of a novelty game than a must play or groundbreaking concept. I wouldn't recommend it over the original, and I don't think I'll personally be returning to it. Not much reason to.

[@Mystrei]

I like how you emphasize on the weeping angels section. Cause a lot of FNAF fans nowadays seems to have completely forgotten that this was what made the franchise so creepy and uncanny. I feel like Perhaps even Scott himself forget it too or didn’t fully understand it. Heck I’m surprised very few people even talk about the Weeping angels concept or the fact that these animatronics are supposed to be ghosts which means they probably have supernatural abilities that make them act and move in a very static or freaky manner.

[@darkXwolf1720]

Buddy, I’m not reading that

[@noodleman4555]

@@darkXwolf1720 Pointless.

[@mediocrecontent2449]

I honestly have to disagree with the weeping angel thing. Sure it’s what made the base games unique. But I believe there is just something about how the animatronics move in this game which is a new take and completely different. In FNAF security breach, the animatronics move around in a cartoonish way, acting pretty much like nextbots. There is hardly any intimidating sounds, nor is their walk cycle indicative of them being actual animatronics that weigh actual weight. In this game, their movement is very mechanical, implying a somewhat human consciousness in a mechanical body. They way they walk is very smooth, and gives an even bigger impression that they could just walk on in to your office at any time. While as the “weeping angels” so to say, as long as you can manage where they are, keep lights on, it’s really easy. Plus the noises such as their cogs clicking and gears whirring all throughout the halls really gives that sound of a REAL animatronic. Also their walk cycle implies weight, as if they have a lot of weight to put behind their attacks, making them seem like unkillable juggernauts who will do whatever they want in order to get you.

[@Mystrei]

@@mediocrecontent2449 Everything you said is on point and correct and yet I somehow can’t feel scared by it lol I feel like it didn’t have to be on point weeping angels style for the modern games but at least something very resembling it at the very least them moving as slowly as they do this fan game without any freaky or swift movement really doesn’t get me jumping. Guess this is a hard concept to grasp.

[@Richard-iv3ii]

3:31 I'm pretty sure phone guy knew that the animatronics were aggressive at night, but he didn't know that they were possessed I don't think.

[@EpicGamer_SansheeFreddy]

Twitter: “sends gore” Real Time Studios: “Rushes because of the pressure and leaves a few bugs” Twitter: *”nah this is their fault not ours”*

[@bungiecrimes7247]

You expect these “colorful” people to take responsibility once?

[@Blaze00XD]

Honestly this sort of thing is why I stay away from Twitter personally, the amount of hate would be too much for me to handle. Besides the benefit of not being a twitter user is I don’t gotta worry about leaving it if I never join in the first place.

[@NicoTheCinderace]

>Twitter As someone else pointed out, Looking for opinions on Twitter is one of the worst things you can do.

[@electricrush2233]

It more has to do with the studio itself, the development process, the lack of improvement over the original game, and the poor working conditions FOR A GODDAMN FANGAME!

[@TheStewMan]

"Twitter says-" ignored

[@username5155]

For a game that’s JUST supposed to be FNaF but the animatronics move in real time, I fail to see how this is anything like that. This feels more like FNaF but with 5000% more feature creep. Like, not calling it bad or anything, but they failed to make what they originally set out to make. I haven’t followed it that closely, but with a name like FNaF In Real Time, you’d think the gameplay would reflect that.

[@anexistingperson8540]

I felt this too. On some other youtuber's comment section one person was like "oh people said this would just be FNaF 1 but with different cameras boy were they wrong" and like yeah they are but idk if what's here is...? Better? Like, I admittedly haven't played the game myself, but from watching others it just seems. Confusing. Some of the stuff is cool but from what I can tell it doesn't really improve the gameplay very much? Like the Foxy boss fight is hype and all but it also seems more like a cinematic thing than anything else. In general, this game feels like it's trying to be some aesthetic experience but then the story isn't really focused on either. It's just kind of a confusing project. Also the night selection map thing whatever seems pointless and just mildly annoying.

[@noble7608]

While being in real time is the main gimmick I don't think they wanted that to be the only gimmick. Otherwise they would have kept it simple In the end it's a passion project and they made it the way they wanted to.

[@Snippyyy]

definitely my biggest issue as well, started as a fnaf 1 remake in real time, turned into a borderline fan fiction

[@brenth0806]

The paper plate dude is a made up character a fan made, the guy who made the game, he posted a thing on his instagram of a art contest for a special animatronic to be in the game. The person who wins the contest will have their animatronic in the game. So the paper plate dude won and so now it’s in the game. Hope this helps

[@SpringJohnny]

I fucking hate Twitter.

[@MaximusUnder]

Even Twitter users hate Twitter.

[@ARCHIIB]

who doesn't at this point? I made an account just to read people mindlessly argue about pointless crap

[@gameraj_YT]

The game is wayyyy to easy. If you watch 8bit ryans playthrough, he has a strat that makes the game basically just a sit wait. The animatronics aren't aggressive enough.

[@AWSOMzombie]

does he have one for 4/20 mode

[@gameraj_YT]

@AWSOMzombie he did 4/20 first try

[@c0rrvpt3d19]

That's an actual strat in normal fnaf

[@Pyram1dd]

You can infinitely stall Foxy and Freddy if you open the camera and check on whoever you didn't open to. Since you don't even need to check your door lights you can check more frequently than the original game and I think the cooldown is much more forgiving. It made 4/20 a joke.

[@totallyzooter]

Most FNAF fans don't even play the games so idk why theyre complaining when they find night 1 to be too scary

[@c_x_3]

I like how, from what I can tell in the footage (maybe you’re just cracked at FNaF 1) your power lasts longer in this game. Making it to 5 with more than 30% is borderline impossible in the base game when using the most optimized strategy possible. That was actually my main gripe with the og game, the power drained too fast so even if you played perfectly you’d still be doomed to run out. It was also a gripe I had with the IRT demo, since the whole point of the game is to look at the cameras and see the cool movement but the power drained so fast that doing that would basically doom you to lose. Glad to see they’ve rectified that.

[@tarsis5933]

I think the game was great, the Foxy fight was sick and the challenges bring a special loop for the gameplay, not to mention the animatronics being able to move indepenteantly. HOWEVER, my biggest gripe with the game was Brother themself, when i first tried the game i was having trouble figuring out who they were, i thought about Cassidy and The Crying Child as possible leads, but when i learned they were actually a self insert of the creator, Brother's mystery, lore and existence was pretty much ruined for me. I think it's fine if you place ocs or self inserts in an AU or a reimagination of a series, but changing Fnaf's canon to be *centered* around YOU as the most important character is borderline narcissistic, i just couldn't believe it when i heard it. Other than that, the game is amazing in my opinion! It has it's flaws, but then again, what game doesn't?

[@atticted]

Dev here, brother is not the creator's self insert. That is misinformation spread by twitter

[@tarsis5933]

@@atticted Ooh, i see, i retract my Brother statement then, which is the only bad thing i thought about the game lmao.

[@ukstationaudits8679]

​@@tarsis5933 Have you ever thought that Brother might actually be Abbey? The connections are there if you consider who you play as after Donovan dies.

[@falco5148]

Brother is a self insert OC. I don't mind too much but self inserts are still a little cringe. However the game was still fun to play. @@atticted From the official wiki article: "Brother's design was initially created in the OC Creator in The Pizzeria Roleplay: Remastered, a ROBLOX experience based on the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise. The developers behind the experience have since loved Brother and his design.[1] When Five Nights at Freddy's: In Real Time began development, Brother was modelled by Soul."

[@atticted]

@falco5148 Brother is an OC but not a "self insert". Brother is not supposed to be Taaryn as a fnaf animatronic. Brother is an original character who represents no real person.

[@plvto1]

don't even need to watch the video to know twitter's overexaggerating or flat out wrong

[@MediaDroid960]

Rule number one (or whatever number it is) of the internet: If twitter says something is bad, 9 times out of 10 that usually means it’s not bad

[@somemadnessfan4763]

honestly from my experience it feels like while Twitter hates the game, KZbin glazes it like crazy GameJolt meanwhile is the middle, and idk about Bluesky

[@LucasMiddleNameandLastname22]

@@Personb-yt7hu Huh... I just use Bluesky because its way more convenient and manageable than Twitter was.

[@Personb-yt7hu]

@@LucasMiddleNameandLastname22 yea sorry that comment was out of left field what im saying is that bsky has the exact same opinions as twitter, dont expect much different.

[@LucasMiddleNameandLastname22]

@@Personb-yt7hu fair enough, it IS twitter at home, i've figured that much.

[@Only.Dennis]

2:46 I said “Money?” The EXACT same way just before you said the same

[@TheGenericPerson]

See, your first mistake was thinking twitter could have a good opinion. Pro tip: Assume the opposite of whatever twitter says.

[@CraftBattleAxe]

Woah, KingPotassium played a FNaF fangame? Somehow that’s actually pretty surprising lol And yeah I agree, this game isn’t even bad, but it’s also just not that great. Although I like some of the new mechanics, it’s really just FNaF but with more animations and a Foxy boss. I just wish they didn’t ditch a lot of the stuff that made the original so unsettling. That Foxy jumpscare in particular had me laughing for a good minute because of the way it cuts off like a Vine video 😂

[@kingpotassium]

I actually really like FNAF Fangame's, I just only made videos about them for Halloween. And yeah, I briefly mentioned it in the video, but Phone Guy's yapping in this game really put me off. Night 1 and Night 3 had something that was new and off-putting (Night 1 had Showtime, Night 3 being obvious) but the rest of the game lacked that new creativity, and since all the unsettling stuff from the original is gone, you're just left with a less scary FNAF. Again, I don't hate the game, I just think it was absolutely rushed at some point.

[@domin4193]

I’m sorry but the Night 3 “boss fight” is one of the most out of place, obnoxious and unintentionally funny things I’ve ever played in a fangame. I burst out laughing when the shitty FNF ass music came on lmao

[@LucasMiddleNameandLastname22]

"He's everywhere! he's-..." *Fucking shows camera footage of Foxy glancing at the bathroom doors* Listen that shit might've not been scary at all but MAN it was such a moment of all time that i can't help but adore it

[@soyjakchud]

fr dude 😭😭

[@TheKaffeekatze]

I'm not gonna lie, I'm more in the camp that the game overall kinda blows and doesn't do much with the concept, nor were the gimmicks like the camera mechanic on night 4 executed well. It isn't even in real time, just webms that ultimately just make it feel the exact same as the original game. Other fangames have done this conceot better. If you want my two cents, they should have gone either for a 1:1 remake with just a few twists or a full on new game in a new location. Still, the idea is cool and the game looks nice. There's great ideas here, just really bad execution. Of course, as usual, Twitter says goodbye to any sort of nuance. On Twitter, nothing has merit and people cannot read anything that isn't an inflammatory keyword. Screw Twitter. And Reddit. And 4Chan. And KZbin comments. And... etc. Form your own opinions, look at every side of the story, and don't be afraid to change your opinion as long as you truly believe it.

[@absolutechadd8895]

The last part of your comment, lol. It perfectly illustrates why hating on X social media site as a whole just for seeing a few opinions you don't like about a game on there is asinine. You'll find what people think of as a Twitter take in any social media. And what about all the takes you like on these sites with millions of people? It all comes down to how we use these sites and handle good and bad criticism.

[@MistyWatersss]

Don't just group us twitter users, there is people who are being just as vicious about the game on other platforms, it's just easier to see on twitter due to the nature of the content a lot of us are actually nice to the developers, even if some dislike the game

[@typicalCosmologist]

imo the game is really great as a fnaf recreation but everything it tries to do to NOT be fnaf 1 makes it fall flat on its face

[@sydney_sweep]

i personally dislike the game based on its atmosphere. it completely goes against what FNAF 1 had going for it in subtlety, instead opting for loud, in your face “THIS IS SCARY!!!” moments. its not a crime to not be 1:1 with the original, but i feel like it entirely loses the horror aspect.

[@TheTom20]

When I saw paperplate character and "oh my god" in his jumpscare I just couldn't take this game serious tbh

[@sydney_sweep]

@@TheTom20 i entirely understand that, but given the right execution, it could have been scary. the main issue i have with this game is that all of this would have been really cool. … if it wasn’t trying to be FNaF 1. if this game was its own entirely, i wouldn’t be batting an eye. unfortunately, with the title “FNAF In Real Time”, there’s a ton of extra baggage that really can’t be ignored.

[@scriggle3564]

Fnaf 1 ain't even scary

[@JAMESDEV535]

1:07 fun fact: the game supports razer chroma! it looks cooler on razer keyboards

[@midorimodern_hochuumeret]

First I thought "In real time" meant that you have to play it for 6 hours at night 😭

[@quintonheimann]

there is a bonus mode that's just that

[@somefoolishguy8072]

My main problem with the game is that it's not even in real time. It's not a 3d environment where the animatronics actually roam around but instead a 2d environment with the animatronics still teleporting around the map. Also the game is extremely easy.

[@solleehasnolife4780]

The game actually is a 3D environment, that’s why so many people were complaining about performance issues at launch. The “Teleporting” is the animatronics using the blindspots in the cameras (remember the original map is insanely dark and deceptively large, it also likely is a performance hack since the models are really high poly) The too easy aspect is the AI determining how fast the animatronics move rather than aggression. This was likely done to make the game more random and difficult to predict. FNAF as a game lost its scare-factor when it was decompiled and people learned how the characters functioned. No doubt there’s probably missing stuff, I’m still waiting for that FNAF movie content. And there was that really bad glitch where animatronics never reloaded once they entered blind spots. But I’m just putting in my two-cents as to why I don’t agree with you

[@somefoolishguy8072]

@@solleehasnolife4780 you know the entire game is pre-rendered videos right? It isn't a 3D environment at all the animatronics don't even walk infront the doors to go to 2B/4B also they literally teleport for the scripted events. The game is extremely easy mostly because the animatronics don't actually attack you half the time. Chica and Bonnie will sometimes leave 2B/4B without going in your office and Freddy is just an easier chica since you can hear him move. You have no reason to care about him since he no longers stays forever at your door. With foxy you just have to close both doors when you hear him run. I beat 4/20 mode second try and that's not from skill I suck at FNaF fangames usually.

[@somefoolishguy8072]

@@solleehasnolife4780 also bonnie literally teleports infront of you in the backstage? Like he teleports to the door and the jumpscares don't match the environment at all like foxy pulls down your cameras even if you didn't have them out and chica spins around like a dumbass.

[@CommentYoutube102]

​@@solleehasnolife4780 You can just use literally any Unity ripper to see there are no models in the game apart from the default unity meshes. The reason the performance was so bad was because the game uses video files, which were most likely just really high quality (Maybe around 4k) and they've now been downscaled to 1600x720. I'm sorry but it really wouldnt have hurt to have done some basic checks, the game is NOT 3D, and the animatronics are not high poly because they dont exist, it's just multiple video files playing depending on the situation.

[@quintonheimann]

@@CommentKZbin102 and video files where chosen since they are smaller than sprite sheets (game would be more than 3 times the size if they used sprites)

[@Kaybeeguy]

Here is some criticism of the game since people don't want to actually offer proper criticism and instead chalk most criticism as "Typical FNAF Twitter" 1. Bugs. This won't take long. The game is buggier than it should've been. For something that is meant to be a remake of the first FNAF, this is awful in terms of optimization. 2. Huge file size. I understand that there would be a lot of animations to bring in, but the file size of the project is way too big for a typical FNAF project. There was a reason why these titles didn't use these types of animations. They helped save on file size and sometimes, genuinely, less is more. 3. The forced memes. Literally... why? Just why? I love me some memes but the game literally forces memes in like it's a fucking shitpost. This is a remake of the first FNAF, not Five Nights at Pingas. 4. Chica. Chica has overthrown Bonnie as the most scariest animatronic in FNAF one now, and not in a good way. Chica is bugged as she can literally just appear out of purely nowhere and sometimes even to the point where you can even tell she is close to the door and by the time you figure that out, you are already screwed. (Side note, her jumpscare is literally stupid. It's like they made it as a joke) 5. The 6 hour mode. I know it's a joke inclusion and only for those who really care but who in their right mind is actually going to sit down and spend 6 actual whole hours on this? The only people who would do that are the KZbinrs who want to do it to accomplish similar results to 4/20 mode or just for memes. 6. The Paperplate character. Welcome back, Lockjaw! You got a new look! Literally, the character is a self insert for the creators brother. 7. The final night condition. When you get to the final night, the game literally tells you straight up that when you get to it, you can't access the other modes or even restart from night 1, which I don't need to tell you how fucking stupid that is for a FNAF fan game or a FNAF game in general. 8. The creator. The creator doesn't give a flying fuck about constructive criticism. He's way too into his head and only care about clout and ambition. He literally originally tried to put the game into the Fazbear Fanverse (It was rejected, thank god). And the creator is just way too unprofessional and only cares about trying to get popular and also to create profit from things. That's my genuine critiques. There are things I think are good about the fan game, like the animation quality is fantastic, and the idea of a Foxy boss fight is a really cool concept. There were people involved who actually care, and I do not condone harassment or sending of gore to the team behind the title. That's fucked up, and it's disgusting behavior in general. However, that doesn't excuse the fan game releasing the way it was in the first place. I sympathize with the people behind the project as they were likely put under a lot of pressure, but I don't sympathize with the creator of the project. He's literally an entitled little shit who doesn't listen to genuine criticism about his project and downplays it. Before you accuse me of being a typical Twitter user, just to let you know that I do use Twitter but I also hate half of FNAF Twitter for the same entitled behavior they showcase. I try to have some nuance with criticism without saying "Nope, this sucks and I hate it". If there are good aspects of something, I will acknowledge it. I will say, out of all FNAF fan games, this is just not it, chief.

[@bitwolfy]

I think most of what you said is pretty valid minus the file size complaints, it's like 3gb, that's absolutely nothing in terms of size, and is pretty damn impressive it's that small for being filled with high quality video files.

[@Kaybeeguy]

@bitwolfy 3 gigs is bad by fan game standards, especially since it's a recreation of the first FNAF title.

[@electri-citywatts]

​@@Kaybeeguy the entire game got turned 3d, of course its gonna be bigger than average you dang fivehead :?

[@Kaybeeguy]

@electri-citywatts it's only bigger because it has a shitton of video files on it. It has nothing to do with the engine. It's still a 2D game lmao

[@electri-citywatts]

@@Kaybeeguy alright i still don't understand what the complaint is about 3 gigs dude, like is it gonna matter? "Oh i omly have 5 gigs left on my harddrive, do i choose fnaf in real time or like 3 different fan games that equel 3 gigs?"

[@Eric_Nomad_Hixtone]

I literally saw this game won the vote for the best fangame of the year. Which tbh it didn't deserve bc while it's nice it's far less creative then anything else there is.

[@kingpotassium]

Okay, I just saw that vote, but can we just celebrate that Too Many Nights got 3rd? My pick for fangame of the year.

[@Spongi_124]

I think most people are forgetting the fact that this game was made for the sole reason of getting attention and becoming popular. The director made multiple posts saying how he had plans to make merch of his OC once the game got into the fanverse, had a full on argument with Kane and Emil about this and constantly blocked them out when they explained to him why he wasnt gonna get in, and then had the audacity to switch game engines twice during development, leaving all current programmers being able to do absolutely nothing, to the point where the game had to be rushed out in a single month by a single unity developer that was hired. Also the developer abused certain autistic members on his team and also made jokes about muslims and black people in the past.

[@lorenzzorzt]

@@mafi978 bruh

[@thatryebread]

Evidence?

[@GospelV2]

How far back in the past? Because if it's beyond a certain point it really doesn't matter.

[@FurriestFemboi]

@GospelV2 but it does matter, if he was a shitty person then, then chances are low they actually changed

[@CommentYoutube102]

@@FurriestFemboi Typical twitter user mindset:

[@sideways_chip_eater6420]

Honesty if you just remove The Brother than the game is decently good, the stupid paper plate brings down the score by like 2 points for just simply existing

[@TheTom20]

And the "oh my god" meme in his jumpscare... It's so stupid

[@romixtherealone]

3:48 No actually, I feel the same way. I swear the office actually looks slightly different but in such a weird miniscule way

[@scriggle3564]

Because the office in original fnaf is a 2d picture stretched to look 3d.

[@docbrown538]

Ngl i like the approach of phone guy knowing that the animatronics are haunted and not even trying to hide it. It's so much funnier that way.

[@punishedwhispers1218]

The fact they move so much makes it less earie imo, if they only moved a little, but their movement between cameras wasnt animated I think it would be better. But because the gameplay loop is legit mostly the same means its just a preference. Night 1 when they all walk back to the stage, and when foxy bounced between the doors then STOPPED was really cool though, the horror coming from sudden inactivity rather than sudden activity

[@michael120.]

personally, i didnt like the game. i thought it was mid at best. that said, i dont use twitter, but from what i saw from discourse is hostility for the sake of being hostile. hating on things either for the fun of it or because it is IRT in general.

[@MKLANCER00]

my first thought on reading the name was "yeah I could see why people wouldn't wanna sit down and play a game for 6 hours a night"

[@Accel240]

I saw a friend play this game in a discord call once and saw all the dumb changes, I said “Just make a fan game at this point”

[@THGMR-ox7sd]

I mean, Phisnom also says it’s bad and I think he gives good reasons. (I saw the charity stream where he played fnaf fan games) If Twitter says something is bad, who cares? But when the guy who is very honest says something then now that’s different. Because of a lot of the bizarre things that happen in the game like some of the dialogue throughout the game, Brother’s existence, Brother’s jumpscare having the “oooh my god” meme sound, the animations of the animatronics moving in the cameras… he thought it was a joke game and not something serious. (Brother is the paper plate guy)

[@scottcockton]

I love Phil one of my favorite streamers but his fnaf takes are very harash and extreme also I think there might be a little spite for this game as well with his fnaf 2 remake getting taken down but not this. Sure he brought up some good points but I dont agree with all of his points

[@Planktonstolemypillow]

@@scottcocktonfr, my exact point as well

[@Eric_Nomad_Hixtone]

​​@@scottcocktonhe literally said he doesn't want to be too negative on it so he gave them C- for trying. He does way worse for other games he didn't like. P S no I'm not a fan of his, o barely watched his videos, charity stream was my first but then checking the others i saw that he's super brutal over anything else

[@scottcockton]

@ that’s his personality and it’s fine I personally really like Phil sure he has some issues but he seems like a decent guy

[@InfiniteWatcher]

Honest? You mean arrogant.

[@TheOncil13]

Imagine crying over the fact you threatened the dev into rushing a game that is unpolished. You couldve just i don't know, wait?

[@raisingthejay]

That is not what happened though, it was a troll in the community that did it, not "Twitter" Also, Twitter is not a hivemind, there are different communities of people in one app. I hate it when people use that as an excuse to not have actual conversations about issues.

[@TheOncil13]

Okay and what is a "real issue"?

[@raisingthejay]

@@TheOncil13 First off I didn't say "real issues", I said issues. Y'know, the fact that generalizing things discourages actual conversations on how any why these select groups are still allowed to do the things they do? What is enabling them, etc.

[@moderndespair9922]

@@raisingthejay the game is good, stop whining.

[@raisingthejay]

@@moderndespair9922 who here said the game was bad?

[@DadNDave]

9:55 BRO THE FNAF MUSICAL?!?!?!????

[@moldysourlemons]

Yeahhhhhh...they really removed any tension from the blackout by using FNAF the Musical in there...Unless you don't know where it comes from -- maybe then it could still be creepy?

[@DadNDave]

@moldysourlemons I'm just happy it got uses. Absolute cinema🤲

[@dentheadgames]

I think people are allowed to hate this game, they just need to have a valid reason for it. I personally don't like the game because it's just pure hype and nothing but hype, It's trying to turn Scott Cawthon's fnaf into some big laughable joyride. Which isn't wrong to do but it's like if someone remade Pac-Man and gave it tons of animations and a rich story and then said "This is better than the original pacman". Even on the gamejolt page, one of the first comments are "You are doing God's work". Imagine if Scott saw that, what he would think? The game is fine, just don't treat it like they did a better job than Scott did.

[@sandwich3659]

But they kinda did???? Not dissing scott, but fnaf 1 is actually way simplier and doesn't have any plot

[@iamrightoutsideyourwindowhello]

@@sandwich3659 so we're ignoring the whole 5 missing kids thing and that being the reason why furry robots are out to get you?

[@dentheadgames]

@@sandwich3659 Yeah it's not meant to and Scott didn't know to make it "In Real Time" He didn't know it would blow up. People can't say other people make fnaf better than Scott because Scott literally is the reason why any of the remakes exist in the first place. He invented Freddy, he invented the Sit 'N Survive gameplay. Anyone can go into Blender and animate replicas of Scott's models then make a "better" fnaf.

[@sandwich3659]

@@iamrightoutsideyourwindowhello few easter eggs is not plot what are you on

[@sandwich3659]

@@dentheadgames it's still objectively better. I mean, saying scott did a bad job is not a good thing to do obviously, I'm just rating games and nothing else

[@sophitiaofhyrule]

I always thought the reason Phone Guy didn't seem to know anything in FNAF1 is because he was lying to you. Like he knew about what was going on but was purposely hiding it from you.

[@NexXxu]

Honestly, i always wanted the animatronics moving (like, you seen the movement, not just the black screen and BOOM they are in another place) this is a dream comes true i liked that BUT, feels like the team wants to "fix" and "improve" FNaF 1, with the Foxy "boss fight" and Minimap Gimmicks, and they lost a little of touch. But in overall, it's not a good fan game but, a GREAT fan game.

[@Mystrei]

I strongly disagree, while I’m not against a fan game that has animatronics move in the way that they do in this fan game. I still think that what made fnaf scary and atmospheric is the fact they are possessed animatronics with supernatural almost weeping angels like movement. I think it’s the reason why the game blew up and I highly doubt the game would’ve been received as positively as it was if their movements were so obvious like in help wanted for example. Now granted I think most fans or maybe even Scott himself forgot that this is what makes the franchise scary. However I still believe it is the key.

[@williamfalls]

And here I was thinking "Real time? The nights actually last 6 hours? Man, that's rough."

[@yukispunk]

i never thought i could sit through a whole 20 min lets play video since 2018 but i gotta say this was an exception. keep up the good work!!

[@applejuice281]

Wtf are those cutscenes, and the boss music.. it ruins the athmosphere

[@MyStellarSpace]

Seeing them move is jarring, the original game builds more tension jumping from camera to camera and suddenly seeing the animatronics somewhere else, it also makes sense for the cameras having choppy footage

[@mafi978]

Twitter Fnaf fans when the free Fnaf 1 mod that adds animations to the animatronics still plays the same as fnaf 1: 😡😡🤬🤬

[@libbybibby1579]

What people fail to understand is that bugs and flaws in the game aren’t permanent, the proper response to finding these is not to say “this is garbage and the devs are all evil for making a bad game” it’s to report the bugs to the correct channels so they can be fixed in a patch or later release this has been standard fair in games for years now, if you’re having issues with a game the devs are absolutely capable of fixing it but only if you bother to let them know.

[@theclown2257]

3:30 I haven't read the week before so i could be wrong, but; i feel like phone guy definitely knew the place was haunted in the original game. He was just trying to play it off so that way you wouldn't leave

[@boxylemons7961]

I thought the game itself was generally pretty good. It feels like what Fnaf Plus should've been. The only parts I really dislike and find questionable is the fact that they decided to make the game unplayable permanently once you beat it and you have to unlock each night with a kinda dumb minigame.

[@Terminal_Apotos]

This so cool, the original game has pretty much lost all scare factor but this really brings back the Tension and Panic with these new mechanics, animations, and music.

[@Hyperchaoticcybernightmare.]

Your first mistake downloading Twitter the second making a account the third being active on there the 4th checking Twitter for *opinions* The same place you could read the most vile stuff and it could be from and 19 year old that thinks they're grown

[@guized7475]

Honestly, the first time I read the title, I was like, "Wow, they made an Fnaf game where the hours were just like in real time?" And then I checked the video, and it was entirely different, so yeah. What I'm basically saying is I'm pretty stupid and having a one to one am to play Fnaf is an actual nightmare, Other than that, though, it's honestly a pretty great concept all things considered, although somewhat tragic cause of the stuff happened, either way hope this will get updated in the future.

[@gameek3606]

Well in fact your not wrong. They're is a bonus night were you have to LITTERALY survive for 6 REAL HOURS. So technicly your right

[@an33salol]

Your editing style is funny lol Ill sub

[@Scott...]

Twitter: This game sucks Everyone else: Yeah that’s entirely your fault

[@bsheepdestroyermakesstuff7222]

1:50 who are you closing the doors on they are all on the stage??? are you riddled with schizophrenia?

[@kingpotassium]

Gonna be 100% real, I thought they were bum-rushing the doors.

[@dreamiinotdream730]

Fnaf fans when a fan game doesn’t meet 100% of their expectations: is game bad?

[@DiegoAlejanP]

Phone guy in deed know that the animatronics were haunted in the first game, he just lied to you

[@that_objectguy]

Twitter DARES curse Scott Cawthon?!

[@TDub623]

It’s a good version. We got Brother, a whole BOSS FIGHT with Foxy, a banger OST, two new animatronics, a good couple of Easter Eggs (Golden Freddy’s in the kitchen on rare chance), new gimmicks like the cupcake and the minimap, and a bunch of different challenges. That’s only scratching the surface.

[@lemonades9857]

I find the game's tone odd, as it seems (at first) like it's a shitpost parody, then takes itself very seriously during the foxy "boss fight" which I found very underwhelming and seemed incredibly scripted. The extra cams added, while I think it would have been a nice addition, it serves little purpose in terms of actual gameplay. The atmosphere of the original game is cut back a lot, which is what fnaf 1 does best. The voice acting is, in my opinion, not very good, which usually wouldn't be a problem for a fnaf fan game, but the game has a good chunk of cutscenes with voice acting, so yeah... The animations are, fine I guess, goofy at times, but I suppose the animatronics are moving in "real time", I don't really think it makes the game that much better, but it is there. I've also been hearing that the models used are sourced from a public source pack, have not looked into that much so don't quote me on it. The way to unlock nights is odd too, idk lol. They probably should have delayed the game or tried something else with it lol. Personally, I think a lot of fangames outclass this game by a century, but idc-_- the game is a slightly worse version of fnaf 1.

[@toxinomic3713]

10:44 "run that shit by me again?"

[@dracozeon_]

My issue with the game is that they killed any difficulty that game used to have, and the jumpscares, while higher quality, took away from the horror aspect. As well as the phone guy calls being a little undercooked

[@R_botic]

I wouldn’t be surprised if the developers offered 1 million dollars to everyone who played the game and twitter still found a way to hate on it

[@UltraCenterHQ]

0:05 side note, but I think the exoskeleton xray would look better if they just took off their heads. Just like the fnaf 1 trailer

[@koolooc726]

I had no context on the twitter thing and I still didn't like this game, it's supposed to be a better version of FNAF 1 and yet it feels like an underwhelming version of fnaf

[@delguin5447]

The game definitely has its flaws, But there's nothing to say the game cannot be updated and improved upon further .

[@TheHolyCatZ7]

Thats what im saying people are acting like THIS IS THE FINAL PRODUCT, when its not..? Lol

[@Megajaybreaker4]

Haven’t people agreed for that longest time that the release product (minus some stuff that gets day 1 patched) IS the most important part of a game?

[@hunterculpepper1973]

0:36 well the paper plate is i believe springtrap without the mask when he was recently sprinlocked

[@j_tha_panther]

Twitter users can be given a ball of nothing. A literal ball of air. And they’ll complain how bad it is

[@lagrush9039]

As a fan remake of fnaf 1 I think they did a pretty good job, I had my head bobbin a bit to the music which was unexpected. In any case I look forward to seeing what they make in the future

[@BlueStinger475]

It's supposed to be Fnaf, but in real time, which is basically what the main game is. Twitter found something to cry about as they do when a crumb hits the floor instead of hitting the table.

[@Fayyazwuzhere-ly3pg]

I was bouta comment in one of your videos saying play fnaf in real time then I saw a notification of you play this😁😁👍🔥

[@-Burningzilla_YT-]

you should never.ever.believe twitter or share same opinion as them,at this point we dont even need context

[@SpaceApez]

10:11 Freddy was mean mugging the hell outta you, dude 😂 needed that kill

[@Pinkcircleguy]

when the hell did this fangame release and why did NOBODY TELL ME

[@elliotsturtplus340]

If Twitter says it’s bad then there’s nothing to really panic about twitter do be being twitter

[@babace778]

When it said in real time my first thought was it was 6 hours to beat each night

[@Yuutus1]

Id say they did a great job despite being rushed and everything. The whole point of this remake was that the animations in the cameras and a few other things were in real time(the 6 hour night i feel may actually showcase this in better light compared to the normal nights imo), and im not saying they couldn't have handled certain features of the game better but they accomplished what they set out to do and its awsome! There's always a good side to a bad thing and a bad side to a good thing regardless of who it benefits!