Reviews - System1500

Five Nights at Freddy's 2. The sequel to the famed unique horror game by Scott, and the first game in the series to convert me into a full time FNaF fan. It does what a sequel should do. It improves on what it lacked. In this case, Five Nights at Freddy's 2 improves the difficulty by giving you more tasks during the shift, such as winding the music box, flashing Foxy, and putting the Freddy head on when in peril. FNaF 2 is more difficult then then first one, but that doesn't mean no one can enjoy it. It takes out the doors mechanic, but in turn, takes out the power mechanic. It gives you a flashlight with limited battery, that can be used wisely against all the animatronics, but the puppet. Most notably for warding off Foxy from the hallway. The story takes place in 1987. The pizzeria has been completely renovated. They have attempted to retrofit the older models, but then gave up on them, and started making kid friendly versions, leaving them all alone to rot, as if they are monsters. There are 2 waves of animatronics. The Withered animatronics, and the Toy animatronics. On the first 2 nights, you only deal with the Toy animatronics, but then for Nights 3 & 4, it pits you against the Withered animatronics, which are more harder then the Toy animatronics. It is at that point that the game just got real. Night 5 has every single animatronic, after you. EVERY, SINGLE, animatronic after you.

Five Nights at Freddy's is a good series, and will always be cherished by the true fans that stand up for it. Scott is a amazing indie developer who got a idea from his failure, just like improvement. And I cherish him for that.