Recent reviews by Dr. Oppenheimer, Ph. D

Approachable for anybody to play but with a high skill curve and rewarding gunplay. A tactical Battlefield/Hell Let Loose feel to it. Accompanies of all playing styles - front line fast-paced COD or back-line strategical spawning behind the enemy lines.

I played about 30 hours of this on the Nintendo Switch. This game is really good with a controller. However, I wouldn't recommend it to most people. It's too simple, repetitive, and a little basic. There are a lot better RNG dungeon-crawling rougelites out there, but if you like medieval vibes, you would probably enjoy this game.

I wish that for the daily dungeons, that they were holiday-themed for the holidays.

It's a great game to throw on real quick and not worry about progress or anything. That is the only reason I'd recommend it.

EDIT: This area is reserved for when I beat night 6 and the extreme difficulty mode.

They said this one would be the scariest and the hardest. I think that is both far from true. I beat this in 2.7 hours, which is at least twice or more as fast as the three previous FNAF games.

I loved the concept, it's a great addition, Foxy is so damn cute in this one. But, I can't say it's my favorite FNAF game. Still scary though, and I still love the animations, animatronics, and the drawings and visuals. The Foxy Plushy alone makes this game so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ worth it. Just look at how cute he becomes after being such a scary killer.

I was able to beat this in about 4.2-4.5 hours.

This one was pretty fun, but quite dang confusing. None of the guides online worked for me across YouTube and Wiki's, because it seemed like SpringTrap could move 2-3 places within one second.

My best advice is to just keep using audio signals non-stop at the cams in the middle of the map, and sealing the vent near cam 5. Getting him to go from 9-10 is also useful, as well as sealing vents as soon as possible. Doing this is what made me win the game, but I do feel cheap about it, and one day want to go back to beat it again to know that I'm good.

The minigames are very confusing. In order to get the good ending, which is just a different screen at the end, you have to plan out the minigames as you play each night, because you can't just go back and pick which night you play.

It's a great addition to the FNAF games!

EDIT: When I beat night 6, I will post how I did it, and how long it took.

Wow, I thought it couldn't get as good as number 1, or close. My girlfriend says this one is more of a clicking simulator, but I must add that this one really has its own twist with the micromanaging being even more fun.. I think you should definitely play the first one, but both are equally as scary with jumpscares! You should definitely stream it on Twitch as the fandom is really strong.

I beat 1-5, and it took about 6.5-6.9 hours but couldn't beat Night 6 yet~!

EDIT: I beat FNAF 4/20 mode in 1 hour and 15 minutes. Watch the Markiplier video. Basically, don't bother with the lights or doors until the END of Freddie's third laugh. You might be able to push it, but I didn't need to. Keep checking on Foxy's camera, but conserve your battery, about 3-5 checks before the end of the third laugh. From that point on, you want to conserve as much battery as possible. You start by closing the right door, checking foxy's camera, putting down the camera, opening the right door, and turning on the light and turning it back off, then checking the left light. You want to do the door and camera thing as fast as possible. When I started doing that, it improved my time, but THE KEY is to wait until the end of the third laugh to start bothering with the doors. Close the doors if you see animatronics, and when you see that Foxy is gone, close all doors, and check the hallway camera so he comes running.

I beat the original game in 2 or 3 hours. I think just shy of 3.

Original review.
I love the horror and jump-scares in this game, which is based off of Chuck-E-Cheese.

It's a point-and-click game based off of reaction times, but be sure to look up strategy guides if you're failing past the third or fourth night!

It was a memorable experience. I turned off all my lights, closed my window blinds, and turned on my red L.E.D. lights, and put on headphones.

It plays like an MMO that has no player-economy with high P2W.

Much better on consoles due to the performance 144hz / Ray-Tracing upgrade and the GTA+ monthly subscription that gives free stuff and cash every month.

Also, learn how to glitch heists.

Yes. If you're looking for a virtual gir- I mean, psychological horror about "love" that'll probably make you cry. Sadly, there was hardly any direct literature involved, which probably makes sense for copyright reasons.

I recommend the Monika After Story mod as well - she goes crazy and starts messing with your actual PC (just make sure to boot it without Steam).

good to play with friends. do not try to make friends on here though.

Nov 18
5.1 hours: It's really fun because of the team-based nature of Halo multiplayer. Working together is rewarded. It's a great break from playing serious ranked competitive FPS games, but I would love to start playing this ranked one day. This is the sort of game that would have me interested in finding a group. Minus, it's free.

Dec 11
101.0 hours: The ranking system is based a lot more on individual merit than team performance. I prefer it over other games at the moment. Ranked arena is more fun to me because the team-play component is always present (in both teams.) I am currently ranking at Platinum 5 and excited to see if Onyx is next. No more struggling in other competitive ranked shooters because of bad team-mates - carrying is weighted! Also... are people hacking in big team battle.. and.. yeah.. what's with the latency around 9PM PST / 12AM EST?