This is definitely my favorite FNaF game that both Scott or Steel Wool have produced so far! (with Pizzaria Simulator being my previous favorite!)
It not only delivers in terms of engaging gameplay that's impressively improved from the first VR title, but the story as well. As a heavy tie in with the Security Breach DLC: Ruin, it provided some much-needed clarifications on existing lore while giving me a little bit more to chew on with the fantastic secret ending which really caught me off guard in terms of its spectacle.
Also, I just wanted to say something that may be a little pretentious, but I heavily enjoyed the direction and mise-en-scene of this entry, especially compared to the first VR title. While going through my initial playthrough I was constantly impressed by how immersive the environments, and staging of the mini-games were, and was shown just how talented Steel Wool is at creating VR experiences which utilize the medium to its fullest extent!
The more time I lend this entry in the FNaF series thought, the more it really strikes me as having some of the best gameplay of the series, and may just be the most engaging of them all, with only two minor hiccups in my mind where a mechanic wasn't entirely explained leaving me at a loss of what to do in a given moment.
This game honestly shot up the list alongside Half Life Alyx to be one of my two favorite experiences within VR!
It not only delivers in terms of engaging gameplay that's impressively improved from the first VR title, but the story as well. As a heavy tie in with the Security Breach DLC: Ruin, it provided some much-needed clarifications on existing lore while giving me a little bit more to chew on with the fantastic secret ending which really caught me off guard in terms of its spectacle.
Also, I just wanted to say something that may be a little pretentious, but I heavily enjoyed the direction and mise-en-scene of this entry, especially compared to the first VR title. While going through my initial playthrough I was constantly impressed by how immersive the environments, and staging of the mini-games were, and was shown just how talented Steel Wool is at creating VR experiences which utilize the medium to its fullest extent!
The more time I lend this entry in the FNaF series thought, the more it really strikes me as having some of the best gameplay of the series, and may just be the most engaging of them all, with only two minor hiccups in my mind where a mechanic wasn't entirely explained leaving me at a loss of what to do in a given moment.
This game honestly shot up the list alongside Half Life Alyx to be one of my two favorite experiences within VR!