Before FNAF: The Strange Beauty of Scott Cawthon's Other Games

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Music in Order of Appearance:
Mega Man (NES) Music - Bomb Man Stage
Bjorn Lynne - Mystery Forest
Density and Time - Venetian
Kevin MacLeod - Newer Wave
Weatherscan Music - Track 10
Green yuo
Super Mario 64 - Water Theme - Dire Dire Docks
Monkey Shot Expert Stage Super Monkey Ball 2 Extended
bl00dwave - simulations
Monkey Shot Expert Stage Super Monkey Ball 2 Extended
Flying Hands - Falling Star
Caustic Window - Squidge in the Fridge
Kevin MacLeod - Canon in D for Two Harps
White Out - 1080 Degree Snowboarding
Sable Soundtrack - Exploration (Ruins)
Familiarize Loop - Forever Quester
Flying Hands - Domination
Iffermoon Soundtrack - Battle Theme
Joey Pecoraro - Jazz Apricot
Metroid Prime - Record of Samus
Kevin MacLeod - Canon in D for Two Harps
Cut the Rope Theme
Bjorn Lynne - Mystery Forest
Flying Hands - Falling Star
Desolate hope Night theme !!!
Silent Hill 2 OST - Heaven’s Night
Audionautix - Night Rave
There is No Pause Button Music Extended
Dmitriy Lukyanov - Aqua
Kevin MacLeod - Townie Loop
Gavin Courtie Liz Radford - Pad Warm
Yume 2kki OST - Cog Maze
Chris Zabriskie - Is That You or Are You You
Haircuts for Men - Nothing Special Nothing Wonderful
Flying Hands - Falling Star
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[@SolarSands]

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[@CRAZYMONYmc]

as a homeschooled Christian I'm surprised how much scott cawthon media I consumed as a kid before FNAF even came out lol

[@animdude]

It's very flattering, humbling, and a little embarrassing too, to have everything laid out like this; the good, the not-so-good, the kinda bad, the bad, and the desperate too. Sometimes I wish I could go back and tweak this history a little, but it is what it is, and you're very correct in saying that I'm no genius. I appreciate the care you took in presenting all of this. It's very well done!

[@mylestheman]

I love how simple the design of his short films are until the incredibly detailed robot eventually joins the plot

[@mjiau1]

After seeing Scotts earlier games, I've realized that fnaf world Isn't a fnaf game, It's a Scott Cawthon game.

[@Juniper8271]

Time traveler: Kicks rock. The timeline: Scott Cawthon, creator of the well known video game franchise, Fart Hotel.

[@NotSoGenesiz]

i kinda love how scott went from making hyper-detailed robots, to getting criticized to making things that look too much like robots, then turning back to making robots

[@TonyRamirez-bi4vd]

I feel like Scott Cawthon may be the only human being with the ability of making the creatures and environments from I Have no Mouth, and I Must Scream as I imagine them.

[@ringkunmori]

Scott Cawthon is a rare example of the American Dream in motion in the modern era.

[@koye4427]

It's oddly encouraging that it took Scott 17 years to figure out how to export with transparency.

[@Parcivals-Creations]

The “say hello to the trap door” bit was genuinely hilarious in my opinion

[@dayminder7414]

"All library graphics. Except for the blob. I drew the blob."

[@_Mossenn]

The way he views machinery in general is almost fantastical. It’s so..unique. Genuinely, no other style matches it. He looks at a machine in a way I cannot process, like it is something incomprehensible and ancient.

[@therandomtransformersanima6236]

Idk if it’s just me but I love the aesthetic of desolate hope. Just so ominous yet beautiful. Mechanical yet organic. You can tell just by looking at it that there’s a story behind that world. A story we may never discover due to its apparent depth and detail. The run down machinery and overgrown foliage just draws my attention in such an inexplicable way. And I love it.

[@megafan1137]

I cannot overstate enough jow grateful I am to hear someone acknowledging that Fnaf's "oversaturation" or "rushed output" wasn't just Scott milking a cow for all it was worth, but rather that was just how he's made games. Man's got speed.

[@nuclearwinter8382]

"...if I were forced to sing those stupid songs for 20 years and never got a bow? I'd probably be a bit irritable at night too. So remember, these characters hold a special place in the hearts of children, so treat them with respect." - Phone Guy (Scott) in Night 1 of FNAF 1.

[@GravityTrash]

The depression Scott Cawthon had that caused him to make fnaf makes so much more sense now

[@FoxyMaster1016]

47:16

[@mspaint93]

25:30

[@jojofanatico6928]

i have said it and i repeat it: scott was made to make robots. they are so unique and amazing, full of deteails and just incredible looking. i would love to see a new gwme of scott starring all of his robots designes, it would be amazing.