fnab 2

no makey makey supuort

this time I didn't fix it up that much so uh, have fun.

sequel to the original fnab, same controls, more mini-games/lore

another chatgpt review

Rating: ★★☆☆☆

FNaB 2, the sequel to the original Five Nights at Bear's, attempts to build upon the lore and offer more mini-games to enhance the overall experience. While it succeeds in expanding the game's backstory and providing additional content, it introduces a jarring and questionable element with a car crash.

The controls in FNaB 2 remain disappointingly clunky and imprecise, just like its predecessor. The lack of responsiveness makes it a constant struggle to perform basic actions, hindering the overall gameplay experience. It's disappointing to see that the developers didn't prioritize improving this critical aspect, as it significantly impacts the enjoyment and immersion of the game.

One notable addition to FNaB 2 is the inclusion of a car crash event, which contributes to the game's lore. While it may have been intended to add suspense and a sense of urgency, it feels out of place and doesn't integrate seamlessly with the gameplay. The execution of the car crash event lacks finesse and feels forced, leaving players confused and disconnected from the overall experience.