Did not finish it due to an ear infection and not wanting to deal with audio cues, so I just watched the last two days from Markiplier; but the success of FNAF 6 relies on its increased humor and an ending which (while hard to connect without all the secret lore in the game) satisfies in about the same manner as a Saw film ending. The game mechanics are clearly shoddy yet excusable for being free. Despite my issues with how Cawthon has essentially made the entire series so far a Afton family drama and not relied on the ambiguities before such information, FNAF 6 manages to tie the OG storyline up in a manner I can enjoy with my subtextual interpretation regarding capitalism oriented toward children.