Loved it, awesome graphics and really NO BUGS!!?1?!?!??!?!
5-stars.

First off, highly recommend reading the books first, its not 100% on par with the story so dont worry too much if you decide to play before reading.

Other than that its a great spooky game where once again you must survive 5 nights at Freddy's in a very well done pixel animations and dealing with one pissed off yellow bunny. Can you get through the game on the hardest difficulty? (i know i didnt)

great game! I loved it so much and I would recomend it to anyone who like horror games, but with lots of story too.

fnaf

Really good 2d fnaf game i love fnaf and this was so good of a 2d pixel game the animation is great!

it a w

Boring gameplay and annoying stealth elements with terrible savepoints when you randomly get found over and over again. Gets really annoying when you are dealing with multiple enemies. Annoying does not equal scary. Overrated trash. Fail.

very fun

Really cool game. Amazing story line. Cannot wait to eventually finish the game.

This is the best FNAF game since FNAF 4, in my opinion mainly because FNAF feels like its back in the horror genre.

Five Nights at Freddy's Into the Pit grabs small features from each of the games blending it into this fun and unique gameplay experience while trying to be its own unique entity at the sametime which succeeded perfectly.

It feels like it takes place in the FNAF 1 - 4 era, where it's easy to understand both gameplay and story while also still being mysterious enough to where you're motivated to continue to playing as you want to see how it fits into the overall story.

My main issue with this game is:
- The vague objectives, most of the time it's incredibly vague such as "Find a way to escape" "find a way to lure the character" etc which when worded like that could have MANY possibilities and different meanings making it really confusing on how to
complete those objectives anytime they show up.
- Opening doors sometimes doesn't work, so you need to mash E to open a door or hide and it becomes a big problem when being chased since you're mashing the key to open a door or hide just for none of it to register causing a death.



This game is a massive step in the right direction since FNAF feels like it returns back to its horror route and in a way feels like it's made by fans that truly understood the original trilogy that i'm really looking forward to see what else this company does next.
It's a shame it took them this long to finally return to what made FNAF so loved in the first place but i'm glad this game exists and i'm happy it's offically part of the FNAF Franchise.