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It IS a scary game, but it doesn't fall under the "violent" sort of scary.
There are obviously jumpscares, but only if you lose. The atmosphere is scary--the locations you see through the camera are dim, there are creepy noises that get worse as the game progresses, and you are neither able to fight the animatronics nor run from them (you only defend yourself from them by shutting the doors in time).
Does that help?
In any case, you can just look at a person's profile to see what sort of games they play if it's so important.
And that list isn't even a real professional thing - so this is ridiculous anyway.
Sure nightmares might not harm people, but as a kid it can really affect you. A lot of people on the internet prefer to just act tough and pretend problems do not exist at all. So you will likely get criticized so they can puff their chests out, or they are used to horror games like this and are unaffected.
To give you my opinion on this game: Yes, this game will likely give a kid nightmares. The game pulls off a great eerie environment despite being set in a kid-friendly location at night. It may scare them to not want to stay after dark which is good, but may also make them imagine it branching to other kid things they liked previously.
Should you deny them it? It is moreso up to them, as they know themselves better than anyone and individuals react to things differently.
Engaging fears is a part of life however, and if they learn to face their fears early on it will help them a lot in the future.
The BEST compromise you could make is find all the information on the game as you think necessary(like asking here or watching gameplay) and instead of deciding for them: give them the information you have found, tell them your opinion and why, and let them ultimately decide.
But really, this is just a humorous game, let the kids run wild and have a slice of pizza with gud ol' Freddy Fazbear.
That is, if the kids are ready for Freddy...