Ending [FNAF Into the Pit - Part 2]

[@yatak1000]

Dad pretty casual for a man who just learned he spent FIVE DAYS knocked out on the floor of a fithy pizzeria. Love the art style.

[@8BITBASKIN]

u mean knocked out sitting in a chair?

[@amphiptered.5355]

The pixel art is really good. Story wise, I don't understand what Springtrap's goal was.

[@JohnTwolfe]

He just always yearned to be a suburban dad!!

[@HahBlahBlah]

I honestly expected the ending to be something like "there never really was a Springtrap, kid was just going crazy and imagining his dad be all abusive as a spooky animatronic" (which would've been an annoying twist too) but instead we got no answers Maybe it's addressed in the 3* ending but kinda bad design choice to do it that way if it is

[@GolemCC]

@@JohnTwolfe Kind of endearing, in a way. I'd play a game about a monster sincerely trying to live a domestic life. I guess Octodad kinda counts?

[@HumbleDial]

​@@HahBlahBlahThe Goosebumps look-a-like needs no excuse to be spooky

[@Steve-YT383]

It's based on one of the books. The books are 😵‍💫as fuck

[@Whatlander]

I would love it if one of the animatronics was just randomly chill. Like Foxy shows up and gives you a party hat while the others are all screaming and chasing you down.

[@e.v.martin8524]

John's light just fell over? By itself?? More proof that the ghost in his closet is getting restless.

[@midnightriot2454]

Satori and Cody have sent the ghosts after him!

[@MilesPlaysPriv]

This game is really cute but the story is so nothing 😭 Even in the end Oswald is like oh you just hit your head dad. I'd love it if he actually believed him (especially with Springtrap's body in the ballpit mesh???) and helped destroy the ballpit or something?

[@trinity4251]

29:57 John has never been more correct. The mom is in fact, kind of a baddie.

[@creativelaughter]

I was so excited for you to play this game, but I watched Dawko play it first so I got drunk on lore. Watching you made the critical thinking cap come back on though, which effectively ripped this game apart. It really isn’t clear why Springtrap is just playing along as dad, however creepy it is to think your dad is stuck in the past somewhere. Having some sort of “doomsday” device to pressure you into finding your dad before 5 days is up would have been nice, as well as more explanation as to who he is and what’s going on. That said, the art direction is stellar and I hope we get more games in this style! Still glad you played it, even if I’m a bit less enthused about it now. That said, as much as Security Breach was a mess and very unbelievable, I still absolutely ADORE it. I think the nostalgia glasses are just glued to my head because it’s just a big love letter to being a kid for me. Maybe having COVID when it came out did a real number on my sanity too, but Glamrock Freddy calling me a superstar while I was a contagious mess exiled to certain rooms of my home…he’s got a special place in my heart forever, that big goober.

[@indigo...]

i know you probably dgaf but in case you are curious: 'Springtrap' in this case is actually the Yellow Rabbit or the Creature. This is because the ball pit most likely isn't a time travel device, but a sort of memory pool thing. So like, Oswald jumps in and the memory of Afton's murders basically cause Oswald to hallucinate/experience the memory of the event in the pit instead of going to the literal past. The Yellow Rabbit is a 'negative emotion energy' (Agony) creature based on ppl's memories and pain of the event, and it's able to exist outside of the pit bc the power of this energy persists once ppl interact with the pit, kinda. Also this game is based off of the first fnaf short story Into the Pit, but the plot and sequences of the game are honestly pretty different (only the larger story beats are the same tbh)

[@burningskylark149]

Welcome back to Five Nights at Sticky Keys!

[@ralarasha]

Font John sighted at 8:30 !!!!

[@thefailbender]

I can’t really take the bunny seriously because every time it laughs I think of Scooby Doo’s laugh.

[@MidwesternMortician]

REHEHEHEHE

[@LAURA---]

I swear John’s been so unlucky with the animatronic spawn points compared to others

[@jaquejaquexjaque]

It made it better this way tho

[@LAURA---]

@@jaquejaquexjaqueyeah it was definitely more entertaining being more higher stakes

[@jadesmith417]

Good art style. I'm so disappointed that not once when Oswald left his house, was Springtrap was staring through the window.

[@Emily-xk2du]

John just snarking on this game with the "watch out, guys, the psychological horror" at the really boring flip from teacher to Springtrap and "That's the most exciting thing that's happened in this video!" about his light falling LMAO. I say "really boring flip" because it was technically unexpected, but it was just like "oh. Springtrap is there now all of a sudden. ok" instead of being anything jarring or jumpscare-y. This game feels very... meandering? with the series of fetch quests and "hide from Springtrap DURING a fetch quest".

[@ShyGuyPal102]

Ah yeah, I was let down we didn't go to the Library or Factory. I agree on the gameplay being repetitive and lots of fetch quests. I don't mind it, but as a fun and short FNAF game? I really enjoyed it! I hope they make a new game with more unique and fun gameplay! Like you said, the art style and overall presentation is fantastic!

[@Whatlander]

I like to imagine that Springtrap's plan got completely sidetracked because he can't understand kids these days™ and there's no Blockbuster. Also, I figured Afton would've given Oswald's dad back around the third time the kid shows up and frees his victims. He can keep the dad or murder children, but he can't do both.

[@VEGA_173]

it isn't afton, just a manifestation of his misdeeds.

[@Emily-xk2du]

"What an annoying little glitch- 'You will all pay,' shut up-" The super casual way he said it as soon as he read it just killed me, no respect for Dadtrap's spoooooky empty threats 😆 Have to say, John's snark on Oswald is my favorite part of this playthrough. His reaction to "'No. No more running.'" in the MIDDLE OF A CHASE and "You're an idiot! Idiot!! 'I'm not going back without Dad!' Nothing stopped you the first four times!!"

[@Rendoku25]

I honestly love this game, thank you for playing it, John! The FNAF books get a lot of hate but I really love them. Into the Pit is one of my favorite stories in the Fazbear Frights series.

[@alexbassett1177]

1:35:42 Yes, you are supposed to die there. It's a reference to another Fazbear Frights Book "Fetch," which is about a dog animatronic. There are other "secret" mingames in the game that relate to other stories in the Fazbear Frights books. The C U is also in reference to that as well.

[@roramoya]

For a game I thought was going to be the classic FNAF mechanics but at home instead of a pizzeria, only to not be that, it wasn't as bad as it could've been. I just wish it felt like something at all; it doesn't feel as rewarding as it should be but I'm still very impressed by the art and music. Not bad, just not the show stopper I'd hoped for with such a massive franchise to live up to. I'm sure fans of the books will have more to enjoy with this one.

[@AvidCat5000]

Wildlife Fact: There are less than 120 ocelots in the US. The most are in Texas. The rest live further south in the Western Hemisphere with a population of about 1 million.

[@RubyTuesday2029]

John keeping us fed with this upload schedule

[@kerigansterlace5017]

An almost 2 hour video from John as soon as I wake up??? Yesss

[@DienArmonius]

So funny, was just catching up on John's videos and immediately after I finished watching part 1 he posted this video...like within minutes. Love to see it. 😅

[@n03111]

The small details in this game are so interesting... The oven in the past looks like Freddy; the door in the present is broken because the endoskeleton in the past broke it...

[@Ebbsos]

Im so excited for this October and the games you've planned to play! Already loving the uplaods 😁

[@AlexOvTheAbyss]

Not only did the Gameboy not have a backlight, it didn't even have color (until the 3rd generation)!

[@YuTopian]

hmm interesting game. Now I'm curious how the book tells this story, mostly because I'm really baffled by some of the gameplay decisions they made. Like, was there a story reason that they made the adventure elements this repetetive? In general it feels like the puzzles were kind of tagged onto the game to make it longer, rather than properly integrated into the story...They weren't exactly clever either. 😥 Either the character tells you exactly what you need and you just have to figure out where to find it, or the solution is kind of nonsensical, like the plastic hammer. Though if the puzzles were longer, they'd definitely have to make the emenies less annoying to deal with. If I made this game I'd spawn the enemies at specific intervals to chase the player until they lose them again, and not have them roam around at all times, which would also allow for longer and more involved puzzles. Though I'm sure there's other people who wished that the devs cut the puzzles altogether and made the game survival only haha Either way, still cool that they tried to make a pixelart adventure horror at all, and I hope they can improve on their concept and make more games like this in the future! The animations were really neat.

[@alexinator-hh5fe]

As someone who actually really liked some of the Fazbear Frights books, Into The Pit was a very fun and interesting adaptation. If they decided to adapt more of the books into games(like some of the mini games seem to imply), I hope all of them are given a similar amount of care as this game was given. Seriously. The animations in this game were top notch.

[@LAURA---]

I hope there able to make them a little more scary too 🤞🏼

[@VorpalSnickerSnack]

Yeah the animations were really well done. Pixel is hard to give a smooth animation.

[@chickensalad3535]

@@LAURA---Me too. This game felt like it was supposed to be PG-13

[@mev1221]

Scott said he wants to adapt the fetch story into a game

[@kimchi_______]

I totally agree with all your critiques, John. A great looking game that is sadly just a bit too boring and repetitive. And it's truly a shame that this franchise has steered so far into being just for kids, because I really feel like it's a missed opportunity for all ages horror content. I don't really care for Scott as a person, but I will admit he knows what he's doing when it comes to those kinds of horror games.

[@ulkor]

What did Scott do?

[@chickensalad3535]

@@ulkorI think he endorsed Trump at one point. Idk if he still does or not

[@tashaz5008]

i'm early yay :D excited to see the finish to this! i don't expect the game itself to be anything impressive but watching you play is fun, plus the art really is nice

[@katspawprint]

Definitely a little boring from a perspective of viewing it as a full game, but I guess it's essentially a visual novel with some minigames. I do feel like kids will love these, so that's cool that there's some intro to the horror genre for a younger audience

[@jadesmith417]

Just learned what an Ocelot is. They're beautiful!

[@Deform-2024]

Into the pit is one of the strangest FNAF stories to make an adaptation on. I think they should have chosen one of the streamlined books like the silver eyes trilogy.

[@Grapplejack]

ducking the audio when you took your headphones off at the ending was a cute touch

[@threethirtyy]

freddy busting a move while oswald gets bullied has to be the funniest scene in any fnaf game to date

[@taniaevenson1086]

I certainly don't mind watching the skeeball. I love that track.

[@JasonPlaysYT]

I'll say this, John makes some of the arcade games look so easy lmao, I struggled so much with the puzzle and the space shooting games, I guess we can say that John is the king of the FNAF Arcade games in this 😆 Hate that Foxy wasn't in this game but thought it was good for what it was, not a great game, not my favorite but I do prefer both FNAF VR Games and FNAF 1, 2 and 4. I'm glad I checked it out. I thought the ones from Scott were made for all ages, I agree with you on that, it's a shame he isn't involved with developing the games as much anymore, I do like the Steel Wool and Megacat studios games but I prefer Scott's games more. I can understand where you're coming from Also FNAF Help Wanted 1 VR was one that you played, after Pizzeria Simulator to answer your question there :) Worth a shot playing it though, great playthrough regardless, always good to see you get back into some FNAF!

[@ViewTifuLKat777]

Loved the look of the game but I get what you’re saying overall game play is not at best. Thanks for your uploads John!😊

[@jasonwrestlingfan1626]

John’s voice acting in this Playthrough is the best 😂 thanks for checking out the game! Hope you check out FNAF Secret of the Mimic when that releases next year! As well as The Joy of creation remake

[@BryanBeeMusic]

the last sequence with springtrap was really cool but thats about it

[@Xirpzy]

technically though, isnt life just a bunch of fetch quests and conversations? hehe but yes its not really that exciting gameplay. would have been interesting if it was more open and let you pick up items and interact with things the first time you see them.

[@Enitoni2]

Anyone else noticed Toreador March plays on the speakers in the present day pizzeria?

[@habitantedelvacio]

Incredibly bland game, pretty boring and devoid of any real plot. There is zero explanation of what Springtrap was doing, which didn't really make any sense. Why take the dad? Why go home with the kid? Why do nothing to the kid unless he was outside his room at night? Why not letting him go out of the house and not letting him get out of the pizzeria in the past? It all just feels like an excuse to make chase sequences happen. Maybe the books shed light on this, I don't know and I don't really care to find out. The game should make sense on its own. If I need to go look up pretty much everything from outside sources for a piece of media to make the slightest of sense , then it is bad storytelling.

[@BoneStack117]

Oh I remember your playthrough of Case Animatronics lol. Yeah that was a frustrating game for you to play.

[@wildboar67]

i dont mean to be that person but as someone who has kept up with the fnaf franchise since the beginning, I really notice the lack of women/girl characters in these games and how they're typically saved for affection bait or tragedy. idk. its just something that kinda bugs me. Regardless of that fact, I really didn't like this game, and I have no idea where it's supposed to fit in with the canon storyline, since springtrap isnt even corporeal right now...right? man i dont know.

[@VEGA_173]

its not canon to the games, its just a retelling of the one of the books

[@BeaBea-54]

I'm confused why is Oswald going to a new school? i thought they couldn't move because of the never seen grandma why would he have changed schools?

[@BeaBea-54]

also im sad its not the same phone guy from the first fnaf

[@chillcreep4926]

He's In a "new school" because he's entering middle school (sixth grade)

[@BeaBea-54]

@@chillcreep4926 ahhh i forgot about the american school system thank you!

[@logankills8021]

Jumping into Tahiti - Dutch probably

[@meoweezyy]

This game reminds me of the game kindergarten

[@IsaacChoo88]

Why Oswald didnt just try to find his father in one night?

[@thebd798]

This game was painfully boring. The art style doesn't do anything to make up for the repetitive gameplay and a half-baked story (I'm looking directly at you, Springtrap "Dad")

[@thepenitence]

Legit forgot Sticky Keys were a thing xD Disabled it years ago, more people need to just turn it off lol

[@HAZRE.]

I saw the first part of this when you posted and just put off seeing the end until now because I knew it wouldn't get better. What an unbelievably lackluster game. It could've been so much better but once the father was overtaken by Springtrap and then...nothing happened, all of the tension just went out never came back. I don't understand the point of this game, and it was a slog with all its inane fetch quest busywork. The going back and forth in time through the gross ball pit was something but ugh, what a waste. Your gameplay is always fun, though. I always really like watching you play because you're thorough and play the way you like to play, rather than how people think you should. That alone makes boring games worth sitting through :)

[@reaperman111]

its such a boring game, i was so ready for it to be so much more interesting due to the art style. the location should have been limited to just one unless they could really manage to keep the atmosphere and gameplay interesting but the school should have definitely been cut imo. they should have dropped their concern for the title and spread it across however many nights that benefited the story and it would have been nice if oswald had a little bit more of a personality or maybe a more likeable personality rather. he feels like a small adult, not a kid...at least the game didn't feel like an endless eternal boring loop like security breach

[@ElizabethAftontheicecreamgirl]

Oh cool John finish fnaf into the pit and it was enjoyable and the video was so incredible 😊😊😊

[@pixelatedgal7448]

How are they struggling when the mom is a nurse. Yea she doesn’t make bank but she probably makes enough to where they shouldn’t be that deep in a hole 😂

[@nickgarcia1292]

How are you feeling about the texas electoral process? I always here it can be a bit tough there.. hoping for the best for texas:)

[@BasementDweller_]

This game is suprisely enjoyable. It reminds me of the point and click goosebumps games but instead you walk around.

[@sabya9314]

Sorry for being annoying again, but John please play Prey (2017) sometime 😭

[@PanmasterAtArms]

It'd be fitting for this channel, and it's very BioShock/System Shock inspired.(One of it's working names was Neuroshock after all) I enjoyed it. Especially Mooncrash.

[@cupid3890]

9:47 "do they list these here?" I'm gonna hold your hand when I say this...

[@marcusvirkus8412]

John you should really play kindergarten Now that's a good game

[@philipmckrevis5838]

1:36:25 she sounds like a chihuahua

[@scottphilippi2743]

Fan Fiction music.

[@anacsadder]

Dylan using "ocelot" as an insult like ocelots aren't awesome.

[@dogstarlite]

Nonsensical plot with terrible writing, but the visuals and music were indeed nice. I've never read the book this is an adaptation of so I'm not sure how much of the bad writing is from that, but oh well. Worth it to see the gorgeous cutscenes at least!

[@mev1221]

It was doomed to have poor plot points considering it’s a short story in a book with Two other stories

[@pixelatedgal7448]

Why wasn’t foxy in it 😂 are they trying to make a second one and then introduce him ? 😂

[@JBarG22]

1:34:56 "C U" or "CU" is basically asshole in Portuguese, so probably fellow Brazilians are cracking up laughing at that

[@tonythetony8438]

Honestly tho I'd much rather this be the main direction for FNaF now over the Secruity Breach type of gameplay, that's just so fucking generic to me

[@AB-ft7ng]

You think fetch quests aren't generic? Lol

[@mev1221]

@@AB-ft7ngboth of them are tbh

[@peterdaviesracing]

I am glad John didn't go FNAF only, while the franchise made me watch more KZbinrs play horror games(and thus leading me to find John), I like John's variety for example :) By the way, two notes(mostly for the commenters/watchers): 1. This game is based on the FNAF novel story "Into The Pit" as others have already pointed out. 2. The entity/manifestation/creature isn't exactly William Afton/Springtrap(there's no corpse inside). Pit Spring Bonnie is kind of what the murderer looked to its young victims: A monster with the outter shell/suit/appearance of a yellow rabbit. Their agony/fear/anger seemed to manifestate like this.

[@crimsonknightsoul]

I really liked the pixel art but the rest of the game was pretty meh

[@thataccentgamer]

john y r all ur fans grammar nazis?

[@sampeeters2935]

first

[@knightninja8714]

No, actually I was first, dude.