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I did that before making this discussion if thats your question.
You can always tell me:
Why should I buy this game?
What makes this game different and not repetitive from previous installments?
That is the point of the discussion but it will probably go off topic with this community.......
also theres better graphics and scarier animatronics.
But to make it quick. The Gameplay is really different compared to the other games. You have to be patient and you have to listen very carefully. It's not the rush-from-a -door-to-another- game anymore.
The jumpscares are great. Because of the fact that the game's pace is much slower, you start to think about your situation. Mix that with the sound and the atmosphere and every nightmare that you had as a child and you have one nightmare of a game.
The story itself trys to answer some questions from the series but it also creates some.
To summarize it (My opinion, but I've got allready 7.5 hours of gameplay)
Gameplay: Fantastic
Lore: Just for Fans
Scary Factor: Builds up in your own head; major scares at some points
around room 85ish, the desk from fnaf one, with a phone, you can interact ith the phone to hear a original phone call, with hallways leading left and right to the next room
I forgot how to take a screenshot, but the phone-person wasnt really saying anything important.