Recent reviews by Fomewo

Peak .

This game constantly gives the vibe of "the world is bad, the people are broken, but they can survive and get better". I hope it's right. 9/10

Only played with randos, some games were bad but overall it was a very good time.

Absolutely horrific. It has many parts that just make me angry.

But it's the best angry on the market.

Free, easy to use (but hard to master), and usually quite enjoyable to use. Definitely entry-level for animating and the like in 3D but at it's best it's a MONSTER.

This game is delightfully fun and delightfully HORRIFYING AS ALL HELL---

This innocent, charming tycoon tasks us with the fun but tough task of making the #1 pizzeria and make Fazbear proud while HE EATS OUR GUTS---

When you get far into the game, the excitement of getting to be the best pizzeria owner almost masks the INEVITABLE DEATH YOU'LL FACE---

Very fun!

Five Nights at Freddy's 4 is an absolute nightmare of a horror game (no pun intended), and still holds the crown of scariest FNaF game nearly 4 years later.

While the designs of the antagonists themselves may look a tad ridiculous if viewed out of the game's own context, while playing they will become your worst enemy. The game becomes a lot more auditory in how some enemies are defeated (particularly Nightmare Bonnie and Chica, alongside Fredbear). This, combined with the ear-bustingly loud jumpscare that commences immediately after you either ignore their audio cues or fail to utilize them properly makes for a terribly punishing system.

To me, this is FNaF's calling card; if you get jumpscared by an enemy, it only happens because you screwed up and must take the consequences head-on. None of them are scripted.

However, this is not entirely true in FNaF 4, as Foxy and Fredbear will both give you an (admittely quieter) immediate jumpscare if they are close to escaping the closet regardless on if you actually died or not.

The ambience in this game is transcendent; the low and high hums in the music serve to keep you on the edge of your seat, while never being too loud to hear the audio cues necessary to not dying immediately.

The game gets brutally hard in the optional nights, to the point that some players spend up to 7 hours just beating the final challenges that lurk within. I did not do this, and don't plan to; my heart probably can't take it, honestly.

I'd probably give this game a 7/10, the game is terrifying yet annoying to play at times, and the cheap jumpscares that occasionally happen really cheapen the experience. The last nights are both ridiculously hard and not worth completing unless you want bragging rights.

This game is fun and looks great for a P2P-2-F2P game. The only gripe I have with it is the rather lackluster level cap. I, and probably a lot of other people, would LOVE to get new huge level caps for awesome battles with the absolute best of the best, and actually (this might seem stupid,) kill the major villains and/or heroes, as most of them (Gorilla Grodd, Batman, etc.) just hop away with a cheesy "I'll get you next time!" line, which is pretty dumb. Also, too much DLC advertising.

Peace.

When I heard of this game, I thought "Meh, another FPS." But MANN (Get it), this game is superb, and I HATE FPS's, but this is the only one I recommend.



I give it an 8/10.