what is the appeal to these games?

[Orge Lambart]

I bought the first one and wasn't really that impressed, atleast I don't think I was, just seemed like a lot of sitting around doing nothing waiting for a jump scare that wasn't really scary because you saw it coming.

What am I missing or is this game just not for me. I'd love to get into the second game and enjoy them, but I don't see the point.

[tloyc2017]

You don't have the right mindset for the game, is all.

Most people when it first came out were completely unprepared for the genuinely creepy-looking animatronics, the unusual gameplay and the general feel of suspense.

Nowadays, everybody knows about the fox in Pirate Cove, Golden Freddy, the gameplay, and all that, so the tension is not nearly as thick.

You only get jumpscared if the RNG feels like it'd be funny - which is not often, unless you're unlucky - you die or you're extremely close to death.

[CyanAquaTeal]

Originally posted by tloyc2014:

You don't have the right mindset for the game, is all.

Most people when it first came out were completely unprepared for the genuinely creepy-looking animatronics, the unusual gameplay and the general feel of suspense.

Nowadays, everybody knows about the fox in Pirate Cove, Golden Freddy, the gameplay, and all that, so the tension is not nearly as thick.

You only get jumpscared if the RNG feels like it'd be funny - which is not often, unless you're unlucky - you die or you're extremely close to death.

completely agree even though it may sound rude just straight out saying its because your mindset isnt fit it basicly comes down atleast to me when you got it the main plot is pretty clear now no more easter eggs to be found and its all really found

[Silvy]

its just addicting and rage inducing. I like a challenge thats all, the jumpscares are only punishments for when you ♥♥♥♥ up

[(Edgy) Asriel Dreemurr]

Most people like the mysteries and piecing together the backstory of the game using the secrets and easter eggs.