Statements admonishing the franchise based on its simple gameplay, rough visuals, and reliance on jump scares are ever present, but Cawthon has taken those criticism with grace. The FNaF community wasted no time at all, livestreaming and creating Let's Plays available within minutes of launch, but a surprisingly unified disappointment grew shortly after that.
I got too eager to show the things that were finished, that I neglected to pay attention to the things that weren’t."įive Nights at Freddy's World was released quite suddenly on January 21, a surprise launch much like Cawthon has previously done for the FNaF horror titles. These are features that any good RPG would have. Features such as being able to see what abilities do during battle, or being able to see a stats page for your characters.
There are a lot of features that this game should have had before release, features that I was told about, but ignored and didn’t implement. "You know, I’ve been accused of rushing my games ever since FNaF 1, but I’ve never felt that I’d released a game too early… until now. The bulk of Cawthon's letter revolved around specific features which were not included in the game at lunch, acknowledging that his community deserved those features with their purchase:
Along with his apology, Cawthon dedicated himself to updating the game with several new features in the weeks to come. Yet that's exactly what has happened today, as Scott Cawthon took to his Steam community and apologized for the current state of his RPG, Five Nights at Freddy's World ( FNaF World). Five Nights at Freddy's World creator Scott Cawthon is apologizing after community backlash regarding various faults in the RPG, and says to expect new features soon.Īs far as ranking the unexpected goes, seeing the developer of the Five Nights at Freddy's apologizing for not giving a game enough development time rates quite well.
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