If you are under 40 years old, the oldest person alive has slept for longer than you
have existed.
Greetings gamers and welcome back to top 10 gaming, im your host connor munro and I know
way to much about FNAF now.
One of the most infamous games in the FNAF series is FNAF world, so in an effort to make
it both a more enjoyable experience and just to make sure I have 10, im going to combine
both FNAF World the game facts, and facts about the FNAF game world.
So that’s what we’re exploring with todays list of the Top 10 Scary FNAF World Facts.
Roll the intro.
#10 Secret Mission While playing the game normally, you wouldn’t
really see any bigger picture.
You fight enemies, an impervious rainbow and Scott Cawthon himself who makes jokes about
having to satisfy this fanbase with games every other month.
But if you stick around the first conversation the conversation glitches and a 8bit glitching
psychic friend fredbear appears and gives a new mission.
This results in you having to collect secret clocks which ends up setting up the clues
you find in FNAF 3’s minigames.
This secret mission is probably what was meant to be the main game, and it entirely changes
the meaning of the game as a whole in both FNAF lore and the Timeline.
And it probably makes it a better game if you knew about it before hand.
If you did know about it and still hate it well, than I guess you counter my whole argument
so ill just shut up and go to sleep.
#9 Secret Game Tags The five nights series obviously wasn’t
really advertised, I saw no trailers playing before youtube videos or any posters at gamestores,
but we still found it.
And that’s thanks to the tags that game devs give their games when they upload them
to steam or another system like itch.io.
However, usually the games are tagged accurately, Pavlov for example is tagged FPS, VR, Shooting,
and Doki Doki Literature club is tagged dating sim, psychological horror, the usual.
FNAF however is tagged with more things than just the typical tags like horror.
The Original FNAF game is tagged with single player, robots, difficult, indie, dark, mouse
only, lore rich, short, gore, kid friendly, dating sim, and comedy.
And considering how the tags are a joke, comedy makes sense.
Any parent who downloaded this game because of that tag and ended up scarring their children
with a robot chicken im sure are not happy with their result.
Kinda rude, but you gotta do what you gotta do to get your game out there.
#8 It’s Hated Fnaf World is probably the most controversial
game of all of the games.
Some of the FNAF fan base feels as if it was a wonderful addition to the series and was
a welcomed change from the basic point and click survival horror experience you’d normally
get.
Which is a reasonable argument, however the issues that arose with this game are far greater
than anyone expected.
The issue the community had was honestly the exact same reason people enjoyed the game.
The change in gameplay and story was something most people didn’t appreciate.
The Fans were expecting something along the lines we had gotten in the past, but even
with the series evolving, the community didn’t appreciate the effort it took to create the
RPG experience that Scott had.
Even if it was rushed and scott was not proud of it, it was more likely that he said these
things to let you justify your reasoning for hating it, but as I will explore later in
the list, im sure scott meant for this to be the way the game was working.
But you just didn’t like it.
So like the box, he hid it.
Forever.
#7 Brought to Console While we all know the FNAF games for being
on PC some of you may not know that he actually released them on mobile as well.
And while this is also fairly common knowledge, im pretty sur you didn’t know Scott was
actually talking to companies about releasing the games on consoles.
Im not sure how that would work, I guess with the different buttons doing other things but
like, it works with a mouse and it makes sense with a mouse.
However Scott also said that while on mobile the release was just reformatting, a release
on console would be a full remake.
This means we could get potential lore clues or maybe just remaking the games to a clear
cohesive story, but we all know scott so that probably wont happen.
I cant talk to whether these talks are still happening or not, because all I know is that
they happened.
So if you know that this still could happen leave it in the comments and let me know.
We know scott likes to add things in other versions, like the additional helpy sections
in the Foxy Ride in the Curse of Dreadbear flat mode for Help Wanted.
So who knows?
#6 Removed From Steam We know the community and even scott hated
FNAF world.
He said It was a rushed game and not up to the standards that scott had set for himself
and his series.
So after just 5 months on steam scott pulled it and asked valve to refund everyone who
had the game.
He also said that he would release a free version on game jolt that he would update
and that the new updated version would always be free.
And while that is incredibly nice, he’s able to do that because he made a boat load
from all his other games im sure.
The hottub the size of my bedroom full of money im sure it still full even after releasing
the 10$ game for free and refunding anyone who had the game originally.
What do you think about scott removing the game from steam?
Were you for the decision?
Against the decision?
Indifferent?
Let me know below and be sure to tell me if you’ve played FNAF world.
#5 Better Than Others (previous Scott games) Sure you may not enjoy Fnaf World, but we
have to admit it did way better than any of scotts previous games.
Considering how FNAF is the only series of his that took off its fairly evident that
this is the case.
Scott had been attempting to be a game designer for a while, and in reality FNAF was going
to be his final attempt to make it before giving up and trying something else.
But FNAF BLEW UP!
Made scott a household gaming name and gave youtubers hours of content.
The reason he made FNAF was due to a review on a previous game of his that commented on
the robotic/animatronic like statue and look of his other characters, so scott took that
and ran with it, creating the series we all know and love today.
So please, while all we can do is be at home, if you have something you are passionate about
but are doubting yourself, do it anyway!
What do you have to lose?
Its time to do whatever we can to both entertain ourselves and even surprise ourselves because
you’ll never know until you try and you may come out of this with an entirely different
career path in mind.
#4 Link with UCN In one of his ultimate custom night videos,
Matpat from game theory spent the first half of the video showing us a link between ultimate
custom night and FNAF world.
In Fnaf world you are able to break through the game code as they call It and visit Old
Man Consequences in his pond.
After talking to him you need to drown yourself to get out, but it provides a secret ending.
And when you arrive back on the main menu screen you get a trophy for visiting him.
However, in Ultimate Custom Night you are also able to visit this same location, old
man consequences tells us to leave the demon to his demons and rest our own soul, in reference
to golden freddy and William afton, but then to get out, we need to drown ourselves again.
But somehow, even without playing a second of Fnaf World, if you do that in ultimate
custom night, you get the trophy for seeing old man consequences in FNAF world, this could
be scotts way of showing us that FNAF world is still important, and it would make sense
since there are lore implications with it now.
But I still find it highly interesting.
#3 87 Fans of the five nights series will always
get triggered when you bring up any year from the 80’s because well, while one bite was
difficult enough to deal with, now we have to deal with 2.
The bite of 83 as well as the bite of 87.
However, before the bite of 83 was introduced, 87 was a pivotal date in FNAF canon.
So its no surprise that Scott Cawthon, master of lore mystery, the man who doth not triffle
with coincidence released the second FNAF game 87 days after the first.
Yeah, you heard me right.
The release date between the first and second game was 87 days.
If that’s not attention to detail I don’t know what is.
Ive been giving this man crap for rushing the second game release, but he had planned
it from the start.
Maybe this is something we need to look into for clues to the lore!
Maybe the numbers will give us something we can use.
Maybe a name, maybe a date.
Maybe the name of the next FNAF game.
FNAF 58 Poopets in space!
#2 Bonnie Was first (has not seen everything) While yes, Chica’s child named Susie was
the first to die, and has seen everything, its interesting to think who the first coded
animatronic was.
We think it would have been freddy, since he was originally just stationary and would
only jumpscare you if you ran out of power, but actually it was bonnie.
And to Scott I think I know why.
Scott considers Bonnie to be the scariest animatronic.
While yes, bonnie the bunny is cute and honestly to me the least scary of the core 5, Scott
went on the record saying that he actually had nightmares of bonnie after getting jump
scared by him while play testing the first game.
Side note, sorry to anyone who has been offended by people calling Bonnie a rabbit or Chica
a duck, on behalf of all of top 10 gaming I apologize.
I may mix up genders because they’re robots who cares, I cannot excuse the intolerable
behavior of mixing up animal species.
Even if rabbits and bunnies are the same thing.
If Scott considered Bonnie the scariest, it would make sense to him to code It into the
game first for most creep factor.
It just makes the most logical sense.
Its only logical.
#1 It was always important Now, i've been teasing this the whole list.
The thing is, the lore we see with the true story of the game, the one where we get clocks
and set up the clues in FNAF 3.
Games breaking into the real world of the FNAF universe is something we are seeing happen
In the games right now with Help Wanted.
Glitchtrap is sentient code that is now trying to escape the game, or relive his previous
murders.
Glitchtrap is literally what was going on in FNAF world, we even see a purple guy in
fnaf world that says he’s just a game sprite so what if THAT purple man is glitchtrap who
is breaking out of the game, and is no longer just a game sprite!
The lore of FNAF World has always been importance hence why its available for free on game jolt
rather than just being taken off steam and staying off everywhere.
There we have it friends the Top 10 Scary FNAF World Facts, what did you think of the
mix between the game and the world of fnaf?
Let me know below and on your way down.