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It's just a collection of gifs and rendered images you can interact with.
Like, in Kirby 64:
It looks like it's 3D, with all the twists and turns in the level, but no matter how you go around it, you're still basically playing one one single plane, and that plane itself turns through the background, foreground, in circles, etc.
I get where you were going there with the "3D or 2D ...... 2.5D" thing though.
I'd say Coda got it right
Basically it's an interactive slideshow - All the models and backgrounds are put together into images, and those are what you see in-game.
And OP, if you're confused by what I or Coda meant, I found that The Spriters Resource actually has all these "pictures" ripped from the game and compiled into one file on the site.[www.spriters-resource.com]
BTW, this is FNAF 1 I'm talking about, but idk if 2 and onwards share this style - I believe they do, though.
Hope that helps, and besides, you don't always need to perfectly match the visual style with the source anyway. Good luck with your fangame!
e.g. Wolfenstein 3-D
It's just some gifs and 4 buttons and ta-daa!Sell it for 10 bucks,remake 6 of them exactly the same and your a billionar!
nno dud you got it al lwrong
the frist ones olny 5 bucks not 10