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FNAF. Just a cheap jump scare game popularised by shitty youtubers. I literally don't understand how it got so big other than children being easily amused.
Fight me.
I dont care too much about the games but the lore is fun
I think you mean the back stories and personalities of the different animatronics? I don't know anything about the lore.
So in the earlier game there was a lot of sub plot. If youβre familiar with the game theorists they did go a bit overboard about it but they dove deep looking into the clues of said sub plot and it was just good listening material. I dont play the games, I like to watch playthroughs and then video essays about its lore
I only find the theory/lore for the first few games to be kinda interesting and even then, it felt shallow and later on just felt like it was jumping a shark.
FNAF is so overrated, it's not even funny.
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