21:05 This is unironically, legitimately the funniest sin I think exists on the channel. Just because your screaming somehow being quieter than the sound effects playing during the fight, and the fact it went on MUCH longer than I expected.
21:00 Fun fact, what Charie5 said wasn't merely an insult. The voice actress for the rainbow there is the same one that voiced Jimmy Neutron. (The more you know)
Remember how buggy it was at release? Quickly after, Scott pulled it and re-released it as a Free Title. There are reasons that Scott is better than others. This is one of them.
Scott later mentioned in an interview that this game posed a lesson to him to not take advantage of the fan base he had built up, and that making it he assumed that they would just love anything that he made.
The thing is, I'm sure Scott would completely agree with this video. He's admitted that he regrets making FNAF World, and you can tell he wasn't having a good time making this game.
@@AluminumFusion22Except he did enjoy making it. He made the game just so he could have a break from writing a super deep story and constantly trying to impress us, and to make a simple fun RPG games. Scott has admitted that he misses making RPGs.
@@TheAstronomicalGamer2000 Knowing that just makes the fact that this game flopped hurt even more. I feel like if this game had dropped after Pizzeria Sim, it wouldn’t have been as much of a case of tonal whiplash and as such would’ve gotten more love. Personally, it’s my favorite game in the franchise and I wish Scott would’ve made a sequel or other RPG tie-ins or something. I liked the break from the story and focus on horror. And if Scott enjoyed making it, then it certainly would have been nice to have more games like this instead of more horror titles.
Honestly this remains the FNaF game I have put the most hours in and love the most. It's really just my genre of game and honestly Scott is pretty good at that. I'm sad this game is only now being recognised as the gem it is by the fanbase (cause we could've gotten more FNaF World stuff!) but atleast its beign recognised now.
I've played FANF World. My biggest issue was the lack of indication of where to go/what to do. Glad to hear that it affected you too. Since no one talks about FANF world I thought I was the only one. Thanks.
@@grammeland1atleast with security breach once you see the map enough you know where stuff is When I look at the fnaf world map I still have no idea where each tent and warp takes you-
10:03 I actually enjoy an object in an isometric game that should have space behind it...actually having walkable space behind it. I get not wanting the player character to go entirely offscreen, but not being able to walk where there logically should be empty space because a tall thing is in front of that empty space is one of my biggest pet peeves in games. So this is the OPPOSITE of a sin for me.
yeah same!! the windmill is clearly in the foreground, why would you not be able to walk behind it?? I agree that it could have been indicated better, like the opacity changing as you got closer, but it makes sense to me as it is, so it all comes to players I guess. to me though, absolutely it makes more sense to be able to walk behind the windmill than to not be able to
To be honest, I didn't even play FNAF World legitly, at least for all the way through, there's was a document in the files, that allowed me to edit it, and give myself all of the characters, and change their level, so, I could make a character beefed out!
@Charrii5, just so that you know, if you walk into one of the buildings in Fazbear Hills after you beat the game, Henry Emily tells you about how to reach the backstage area.
So I have a theory why there's parts of this game that you normally would have no clue how to find: Scott knew there were people who would look at EVERYTHING searching for secrets, so he hid stuff for them and assuming they found the stuff quick enough, it would keep the game relevant.
I can't be the only one who was surprised to see another FNAF video this soon after the other. i genuinely wasn't expecting one until right before the movie released, and yeah i know the movie releases in less than a week but it still surprised me. also Chariii Actually pronouncing RWQFSFASXC at 11:19 is way funnier to me than it should be.
I think everyone just calls him Shadow Bonnie or RXQ anyway. Also, what's even Shadow Bonnie's deal in this series? In the second game, he's a rare occurrence that can crash your game but in the third game, he...somehow plays a part in the lore?
Yeah, Shadow Bonnie's true name is meant to be unpronounceable, and yet he managed to say it in a way that actually makes sense, which surprised me. Now I know how to do it too :)
@@GhostGuy99 i think he's just reoccurring because he's popular. Like I know we say that Scott Cawthon doesn't do Coincidences, but I hate that people keep forgetting that the newest games and lore aren't wholly made by Scott, they're made by SteelWool who does do Coincidences, which means people should stop taking everything at face value, and considering that's where he's appeared the most prominently it Means RWQFSFASXC might not be canon or important. As for the third game, I Have no explanation for that.
The drowning ending *used* to make sense. However due to the backlash of the original graphics several things were changed. Among which the way in which you enter the glitch areas. It used to be in the same way you enter the lake, but when the graphics were changed to 3D they changed the access to the glitch areas without changing the drowning ending one
Huh, I literally just beat FNAF WORLD REDACTED and have been struggling through FNAF WORLD SIMULATOR earlier this week, what perfect timing for a video like this!
@@HeyLookItsFNaFb of course! FNaF World REDACTED is basically just a remake with updated features, but FNAF WORLD SIMULATOR is a complete story swap where you play as the Enemies post-game and try to defeat an overpowered and overleveled Freddy, it’s pretty cool actually but it is incredibly difficult
I am so glad you brought up desk man because he has been the most annoying thing in FNAF for years because he feels like he should be important but he is literally never mentioned every again
@@ContagiousSponge Henry in the games did not *make* Baby though. She was entirely William's doing due to the child-kidnapping elements. If it's supposed to be book Henry then it makes even less sense as he died from an endoskeleton, not Baby.
@@Garbo_trashcan Wait, I thought Henry died because he killed himself. But either way, the reason why I believe Desk Guy is Henry is because whenever Game Theory talks about him, they show Desk Guy.
@@ContagiousSponge in the games he died in the ending of pizzeria simulator. in the books he built an animatronic to kill him. yea its weird. and thats probably just game theory wanting to use sprites and desk man is the closest we have to a game-exclusive henry sprite.
It feels like THIS is what a proper game review should be: make jokes of the creative choices made in a game while not too harshly disrespecting the creators who make them while focusing more on the grinding/exploration aspect and story of the game rather than the actual battle mechanics aspect of the game because, as said, favorable game play mechanics vary from person to person. Keep up the good work, Charriii
Thanks so much! Keeping in mind that I don't consider these proper "reviews" since I (almost) never define what I think the quality of the games are, I think being able to make fun of the things we love, while also being able to accept and point out their flaws is important. I'm glad that's appreciated!
I really love the deep dive we get into Chari's psyche with these, even if they are exaggerated for a skit for - what seems to be - some good news on the horizon. I love the end bits that he has with himself
Awesome video!!! And fun fact, FNAF World isn't a spinoff game. It's actually a mainline game, because it does have some lore significance. Those being the game's intro, the low bit glitched Fredbear you can talk to after talking to adventure Fredbear, the black and white mini games (where you push Balloon Boy in a square, press the four buttons to the right, assemble the correct FNAF Three combination 395248, and push Bonnie in a square), the clock ending, and Old Man Consequences. Everything else in FNAF World isn't significant to the lore. And yes, I am indeed a FNAF World enjoyer
Truth! That's why I refer to it as a "spin-off" title, in quotations, because it almost seems like that's how we're expected to think of this game, despite its obvious (and pretty cool) lore implications.
14:23 GOD BLESS YOU FOR PUTTING THIS ONE ON THE VIDEO, I'VE BEEN LIKE AN HOUR OR MORE TRYING TO FIND SOMETHING. I EVEN MADE A MAP THAT ONLY SHOWS THAT NO MATTER WICH TENTS YOU GO, YOU'LL ALWAYS GET BACK TO THOSE STAGES. MAAAAN THAAAAAAANK YOU
22:03 It's book Henry. Book Henry made Baby in that universe and killed himself. This was before sister location so it's possible game Henry was supposed to be the same until he changed it in pizza sim.
I was already on edge throughout the video, but 17:00 's "What? What the - about that one?" absolutely BROKE me, and I almost choked on air when trying to breathe. Great video.
For the last sin- the running theory is that this is Casset man/Henry Emily trying to contact the spirits of the dead children. It would have been an obvious fact in hindsight if one of the first lines in the next game didn't contradict the last lines of this one where it's now confusing on which fazbear owner built baby.
what confuses me is that I thought Henry burnt down the building in fnaf 6 / pizza sim and died there. So who is the desk man? Cause it looked like he died.
@TopLaHats the biggest theory is that this is the avatar of Henry as he tries to contact the children William killed. The only thing that doesn't fit is that baby is said to be made by Henry in all forms of fnaf media leading up to sister location until William starts stating how he designed her in that game.
@@bazooga242introducing more confusion in the lore with the bite of 83, being called the Final Chapter despite it definitely not being that. Not really giving us any answers, just more questions, The animatronic could definitely be argued as overdesigned along with the jumpscares. I like FNAF 4, but it is a WEIRD game
@@flaminginferno6641 YOU CARE ABT THE LORE SHIT???? LMFAOOOO your issues are more community issues than actual issues. only remarkable problem you have are the designs, and even then it falls apart; its overdramatic design, not BAD design.
@@Soupurman what I mean is they're over the top as hell, the animatronics picking you up and shaking you around? It's all to make the jumpscare more intense, but it's pretty over the top for a jumpscare, and can be seen as too over the top like with the animatronic designs as well
how to describe this game in six words: this game is underrated and underappreciated. I think FNAF World deserves more appreciation from people, to be honest. it may have been released at an odd time in between FNAF 4 and Sister Location, but it’s still fun to play through!
Dealing with a lot of stuff right now, and its really put me down so seeing an upload from one of my favorite fellas and an inspiration to start my own channel You can imagine it made my day better thank you, Charriii :)
Believe it or not, you can unlock the OMC trophy without even playing FNAF world. If you download FNAF World brand new, with no plays or saves, and beat the OMC mini game in FNAF UCN by setting OMC to 1, you’ll unlock the trophy in FNAF world, despite not glitching 3 times. Matpat did it, and even I did unintentionally. It’s crazy to think FNAF world was thought to be a spin-off, only for it to be important in a sense. Hell, the map layout looks like a brain.
21:55 Cassette Man? You mean the guy from the burned building ending? They are the same person. Which makes the question of why does he have two appearances of dying. His name’s Henry also.
One theory suggests that the Desk Man is Henry Emily from the FNAF novel trilogy(The Silver Eyes, The Twisted Ones, and The Fourth Closet) because his daughter, Charlotte Emily died after Twisted Ones which filled him with grief and despair. So, he created a set of robots to replace his dead daughter, which are meant to represent Charlie but in 4 different stages of life: a toddler, a child, a teenager, and a full-grown adult. However, even if he replaced Charlotte Emily with robots meant to simulate as her, he still felt miserable and committed suicide, unlike Henry Emily/Casette Man who died in the fire of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza Place.
Your voice is so soothing in these videos. The fact you can also make informative opinions, and go into full on rant with funny insults just like that makes these a joy to watch
Now, at the time this was released, people hated it. And, unfortunately, that reinforced what people thought Scott thought at the time. That Scott wasn't allowed to make the games he wanted, because it wouldn't sell. People didn't want what he wanted to make, they wanted his scary games. Also, the Clock things If I recall correctly are never referred to as puzzles, and the whole theme of them was the FNaF 3 puzzles to get to the mini games. Cupcakes, Code, Balloon Boy, Buttons, RWQ, all of it. And those are the pieces that we were to told to put in place for "him". Now, I apparently have rose tinted glasses because I didn't see anything terribly wrong with it until this video, and honestly, I really want a FNaF World 2! Hopefully it would have more playable characters, and it could reintroduce FNaF World back to the canon! Did you know FNaF World was originally canon but people hated it? I also kinda... Sympathize? Empathize? Idk, one of those, with Scott. Anyway, I have a game I want to make, and honestly, I've decided that I don't care if my games flop, I won't let it get to me. Because I only plan to make two games. A FNaF Fan game called Heidrun Horrors. And a game that's like Skyrim and Undertale, and idk how to describe it. If they flop, they flop, and I just do something else with the rest of my life. Most likely Voice Acting. I'm good at that.
I find it adorable that the main cast of fnaf 1 helps deal with all of the mini games. I feel like they all do this at the same time which is why they can’t help each other.
This is honestly a really good game. Yeah it's not SCARY, but it's unique, and in a good way! You can do SO MANY things and challenges in this hidden gem! Thanks for doing this game man! I still have it today XD!!!
I recently returned to FNAF World and forgot what a gem this game is. Most of my gripes were sorta already covered, like not knowing what's a fake wall or having to do a BUNCH of damage to beat the True Final Boss, and I'm glad that I wasn't the only one who spent ages trying to find Fredbear when I played the game like several years back (also I genuinely didn't know that the game was one of those ones where you can only encounter a select number of characters per world). Despite that, it's a game you can have a lot of fun with if you let it be fun. There's a lot of meta humor, fun challenges you can give yourself, dark endings like the 4th Glitch Ending, and a final quest for people who thought the game was too easy.
To be honest, I'm not sure why I clicked on this video, since I was expecting it to be a lot of complaining. However, it seems like most of the complaining is ironic and nit-picky for the funny, while still having actual design choices critiqued. Great video!
Also, to give Scott LITERALLY any benefit of the doubt, it's possible that you'd be able to figure out just from FNaF World what the fourth minigame code is, because it's Purple Guy's hex code of purple, but backwards. Still a very large jump in puzzle difficulty
I agree with the sin for the last sub-tunnel. I took like 15-30 minutes trying to find the right way to go only to find out you can go through something that looks solid!
The desk man is Henry Emily from the books. if you haven’t read the books, Henry Emily is Charlotte, Emily,‘s dad and if you don’t know who Charlotte is then you should probably a check the games again but if you don’t feel like it, Charlotte, is the puppet and lefty which the puppet processes so, therefore, Charlotte also possesses.
7:28 This gives me ptsd i tried for 3 days straight (and quit) back in the day. That was MISERABLE and i don't think it would be possible for me to do it in 3 minutes
I'm glad you mentioned that Deskman thing cause I have still have no clue who he's supposed to be. Maybe Scott? Maybe one of the developers we hear about in VR? Maybe Micheal? Since his last offical appearance is Sister Location. Maybe this is a game developer working on Fnaf World and making a troll cutscene in a way to ambiguously clue in what happened to that rando who left a recording in a security office with the funny music in the background before a loud static sound interrupted said recording while also saying "Hehe let's call her Baby but then JUMPSCARE" And then Brad in the background is like "Hold the jumpscare in my cute RPG please"
I kinda always assumed it was Henry (more specifically book Henry). Since Henry in the books made Baby and in the books (spoiler:) Henry builds a robot specifically so it would kill him. Although I don't think in the books this robot was baby maybe Scott just used baby in fnaf world to kill him cause it was supposed to be like a teaser thing towards sister location. Plus when fnaf world came out the original trilogy of books would have been out/coming out (can't remember if they were all out already) and since sister location is probably the only game that is actually sorta close to the original trilogy of books (character wise) Scott probably just decided to use book Henry because he just needed a character to kill to get ppl excited
But, overall, love the vid Charriii, keep it up! Also! Just checked the description, saw my old name on there "Denon Seasalt" Just pointing it out lol.
I do think the reason why I liked FNAF world was that Five Nights At Freddy's was akin to that of the modern day equivalent to Pokemon/Pocket Monsters. Hence why you can throw pretty much Five Nights At Freddy's into any video game genre and they would work regardless. Now all that's missing is a Five Nights At Freddy's Mario Kart racing video game.
Yeah, i once beat it with only nightmarionne for 4th wall, jackobonnie and william appleton for slasher and funtime foxy for regen and gift boxes. Only used bubble breath in the begining
Everyone found those because as this is a scott cawthon game, everyone just expects hidden invisible walls at this point. And most the flaws he found were in the continuity space, still my favorite fnaf game to this day.
22:27 technically, this desk guy should be Henry. Like,in theory,Scott already had some ideas for lore,but because everyone hated FNAF World...because it wasn't horror,he scraped that idea and FNAF world now isn't cannon
Ok, I've been watching the endslates for a while now and... holy crap. It's been a long narrative journey between the two sides of you, if I'm assuming correctly. But this one makes me realize that you chose FNAF World for a very specific reason. Scott's monologue that you showed on screen- is that how you felt about the reception to Soul Star? And while I've been assuming this for a while, does this mean you're continuing to work on Soul-Star again?
Tangentially. Full disclosure, I don't plan the end slates in advance, and knew nothing about FNaF World prior to playing it. But the monologue did resonate with me a lot as it pertains to UA-cam. As for the "I didn't kill the story, you did", that's not a knock on the audience, but on myself. I want to get back to working on "The Project", but it's hard for me to find the time to, at the moment. I think that's why I started the end slates; they allow me that creative storytelling outlet I don't otherwise have the time for, while also allowing me to connect with you guys on a deeper, indirect way.
To answer a few of the points made, FNAF World is deigned to be a meta-game based on Scott's irritation about the fanbase wanting more and more. It's badly designed on purpose, because the fictional Scott supposedly making this game was unmotivated and angry. This fictional Scott was the one respresented as Animdude which was Scott's profile picture or smth idk. Fredbear was designed to supposedly be this AI that would play the part of the unhelpful guide, however his concern for fictional Scott had him supposedly break character and have us do extra stuff to go find Animdude. This was all part of the script, even the Two Fredbears ending. However, the game fell apart properly after this, as real Scott went off the deep end a bit. Fredbear dropped the act for real this time, sending us backstage to go and help Scott get his motivation back by clearing all of his other poor quality games that weren't as finished as FNAF World. However, Scott had, once again, set this all up as another act. The Gray Dude is another projection of real Scott, this being the version of himself that was unmotivated and making poor quality games. However, Scott knew that opening up the franchise with Sister Location by creating Circus Baby would change things permanently, so he showed that by symbolically killing off this version of himself. At least, that's how I see it
Dude that final shot in the endslate with the reflection of the red jacket version was so unexpected and brilliant. I don’t even know what it means but I really like the visual direction :D
The person at the end is Henry Emily, the business partner of William Afton and the one responsible for the creation of the original animatronics plus a few more. He was also the founder of Fazbear Entertainment. His daughter, Charlotte "Charlie" Emily was the first person that William killed and then possessed the Puppet. Henry also didn't die here. He dies in Pizzeria Simulator.
Its not even so much as "its not scary" so much so as "Its just a bad RPG" Scotts "Less is more" approach to game design lends itself well to the horror genre where subtlty is key to building atmosphere. But you cant really do that "Less is More" thing in an rpg where the whole point is having a variety of viable systems in place where players can slot themselves into the "role" of their desire.
That's a very good point. I don't go into it in the video, but I allude to my thoughts on the RPG system in this game during the rant about grinding. Power-scaling isn't well defined because you never know how strong any given animatronic is outside their level. Which helps even less when you can't see the opponent's level. It's a lot of trial and error, from what I gather.
Five months late, but my personal opinion on FNaF World is that it's a game that had potential, even for a spin-off. The whole clock quest thing was originally meant to solve the story of FNaF4, since it was the first game in the series that nobody was able to solve right away (and still aren't really able to solve to this day). Like, in the game's files, there's two sprites of the FNaF4 box being unlocked and opened, but nothing more. The biggest reason for this game being so disregarded and was eventually deemed non-canon by Scott, aside from the fact that it wasn't very polished, was because it was released during a time where Dream Theory was potentially the overarching plot of this series. And everybody *hated* Dream Theory, because it essentially meant that all the theories made about the previous three games were... pretty much all for nothing. That it was all in the mind of FNaF4's Crying Child as he lay on his death bed after the Bite of '83 (the various Easter Eggs in that game, like the IV drip, pill bottle, and vase of flowers, suggested that the child was in hospice). While I personally like what Scott was trying to do with FNaF World, I definitely think it would've been better off as nothing more than a fun little RPG spin-off which featured cutesy versions of all the animatronics we had faced off against up until that point. I feel like it could've made for some great merchandising, too, given this was just before a time when toy companies would start getting their hands on the FNaF license. In the end, despite the game essentially being treated as the Sonic '06 of FNaF, I think it's still has its charm, and would even recommend it to others to check out and see what they think, or to simply have a blast from the past.
I'm shocked it took 7 years; Damn! Also, I wish scott still liked this game or at least updated it for more content as the game is really short for speedrunning and stuff.
Great video dude. As for fnaf world i though it was fine, not great but still entertaining. Also recommeded to do an episode idea, that being lobotomy corp that be a fun one to do.
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Me (earlier in watching the video): How long will it take him to realise that to get the old man consequences statue, is to drown in his lake in FNAF UCN? Me (makes it to 19:09 in the video): nevermind, he figured it out before hand. 😶
if fnaf world should ever need a sequel, Scott should make it 10x bigger and with no linear story but just a bunch of side mission and a final boss after you walk trough a tree in on of the corners of the world map
10:31 thats because all the puzzles are references to the things you did in fnaf 3 to get the good ending balloon boy is the 1st one you click on him then the 4 arcade buttons, then the cupcakes and then the tile phone
the irony of him asking how chronically obsessed with fnaf you need to be to understand a code, but being able to say RWQFSFASXC's name perfectly, first try like its common knowledge is not lost on me 11:19
7:12 also the dude returns in FNAF Security Breach: Fury's Rage as the boss Soulbrawler, so yeah, he was wrong: it really wasn't the last we saw of him!
19:24. funny thing actually. If people didn't exist that do stuff like that, games like Found horror game 11 and such wouldn't be solvable. its that mentality of bump into whatever you can to solve things that works
That endslate... No words spoken, just words read. While I watching the video, I didn't see any meaning in those two paragraphs. But during the end, they definitely hit more than I thought. Every creator has doubts, I do, and now seeing this makes me even think if I'm even vulnerable for burnout (and yet I'm on a Hiatus). And, the fact that Charriii opened the laptop, we don't even see him wearing the same clothes...maybe that version of Charriii is just his inner thoughts manifesting into a person. Not to mention, that entire laptop is filled with words (I can't exactly read them though). I hope you get better
People obviously would harass Scott for not making more games so "just stop" is obviously invalid And FNAF is easily one of the best stories, nearly every story is bad at least FNAF was good and well thought out up to sister location at least but it was also comedic and wasn't supposed to exist, (the only parts that weren't well thought out was a couple phone guy and phone dude(fnaf 3) lines and those weren't even that bad, everything else was because it's a game world, and with 4 a dream which made everything make perfect sense, it was retconned to continue the series but really that just means 1-3 1-4 and 1-6+books have their own continuities also 1-VR And Post-VR it's not Scott's fault especially if you want to be upset that he didn't end the se earlier, eries, he wouldn't be able to get any peace from rabid fans unless he sold the franchise to someone else. Also the game is meta(and one of the best examples of metaness at that, although the only people who really do meta right from what I recall is the SCP foundation although they're easily the best at it so the bar isn't super high to be amazing at metaness to be fair but it still is, the MCU mostly is horrible at it for a bad example(except Stan Lee those weren't bad and they were more of a gag than anything) although I do recall there being more but I can't recall) The same model tree thing did suck though, good thing for walkthroughs, also Character rarity was awful I got a team of level 90's from grinding and never got the last one. (P.S. Your tone was too critical to reasonably assume the addressed complaints weren't serious, cinemasins tends to have a calm inflection for example, if you're not serious it shouldn't sound like genuine criticism especially when the series is actually really good, perhaps only because most things are so bad I'll admit that's a possibility but it really isn't a mediocre or just decent series it's at least mostly good, I get being disturbed by children being turned into animatronics though for that reason I'd agree it's fair to call the series bad same applies to GTA for example but otherwise it's good or better pretty darn consistently, especially compared to most things)
This is my 3rd favorite Fnaf game out of them all, not hoping on the "Fnaf World was misunderstood and now we love it" train, Ive loved this game since it came out, I still play it every now and then
21:05 This is unironically, legitimately the funniest sin I think exists on the channel. Just because your screaming somehow being quieter than the sound effects playing during the fight, and the fact it went on MUCH longer than I expected.
She got the Sonic Adventure 2 treatment.
Uhh, chariii5, you caught a bad case of Sonic Adventure 2 sound mixing!
21:00 Fun fact, what Charie5 said wasn't merely an insult. The voice actress for the rainbow there is the same one that voiced Jimmy Neutron.
(The more you know)
And Coco Bandicoot
Sounds more like Cindy than jimmy
Debi Derryberry.
I pray I spelled it right...
@@GhostGuy99 You did spell it correctly.
...Didn't know that Jimmy was voiced by a Voice actress. you learn something new every day! thanks!
I don’t think anyone at the time would see this game coming from Scott Cawthon himself, unless you’re a diehard fan of the guy’s work.
Remember how buggy it was at release? Quickly after, Scott pulled it and re-released it as a Free Title.
There are reasons that Scott is better than others. This is one of them.
@@setsers1until he got cancelled for the dumbest of reasons…
Dang bro I see u in almost every comment section I go into
@Manperson7 I know, it still pisses me off to no end about that, that’s one of the reasons i stay away from Twitter and Politics.
@@alvaroperez2349gamejolt says he came back
EDIT: if you anyone has a Gamejolt account you’ll know what I mean
Scott later mentioned in an interview that this game posed a lesson to him to not take advantage of the fan base he had built up, and that making it he assumed that they would just love anything that he made.
That's something that no artist should ever assume.
It’s a learning experience, at least.
The thing is, I'm sure Scott would completely agree with this video. He's admitted that he regrets making FNAF World, and you can tell he wasn't having a good time making this game.
@@AluminumFusion22Except he did enjoy making it. He made the game just so he could have a break from writing a super deep story and constantly trying to impress us, and to make a simple fun RPG games. Scott has admitted that he misses making RPGs.
@@TheAstronomicalGamer2000 Knowing that just makes the fact that this game flopped hurt even more. I feel like if this game had dropped after Pizzeria Sim, it wouldn’t have been as much of a case of tonal whiplash and as such would’ve gotten more love. Personally, it’s my favorite game in the franchise and I wish Scott would’ve made a sequel or other RPG tie-ins or something. I liked the break from the story and focus on horror. And if Scott enjoyed making it, then it certainly would have been nice to have more games like this instead of more horror titles.
Honestly this remains the FNaF game I have put the most hours in and love the most. It's really just my genre of game and honestly Scott is pretty good at that. I'm sad this game is only now being recognised as the gem it is by the fanbase (cause we could've gotten more FNaF World stuff!) but atleast its beign recognised now.
somehow I put 12 hours into fnaf 1 but honestly this is the most fun fnaf game out of any of them. your points are all good and I agree with them.
I still think it sucked that FNAF World was abandoned aftter the 2nd update.
@@nintendoboy3605 because of us the fnaf community hated it and scott finished it at update 2
@Urlocalballonboy I mean I never hated it, I showed nothing but love for it.
@@nintendoboy3605i hate it too and i miss it
My favorite sin is in the Foxy EXE segment where Charriii5 says that playing it is the closest thing he'll ever cover to an EXE game.
I've played FANF World. My biggest issue was the lack of indication of where to go/what to do. Glad to hear that it affected you too. Since no one talks about FANF world I thought I was the only one. Thanks.
That is every Fnaf game, try playing security breach when this was hard because of that reason
@@grammeland1atleast with security breach once you see the map enough you know where stuff is
When I look at the fnaf world map I still have no idea where each tent and warp takes you-
@@LycanMOON the map AS the ingame map on the watch or the map as the area you walk around?
Fanf
five at nights freddys, is that what "fanf" means?
10:03 I actually enjoy an object in an isometric game that should have space behind it...actually having walkable space behind it. I get not wanting the player character to go entirely offscreen, but not being able to walk where there logically should be empty space because a tall thing is in front of that empty space is one of my biggest pet peeves in games. So this is the OPPOSITE of a sin for me.
dude I remember playing Earthbound and not being able to walk behind this tree and thinking "So... This tree is a rectangular prism?"
yeah same!! the windmill is clearly in the foreground, why would you not be able to walk behind it?? I agree that it could have been indicated better, like the opacity changing as you got closer, but it makes sense to me as it is, so it all comes to players I guess. to me though, absolutely it makes more sense to be able to walk behind the windmill than to not be able to
Nothing is wrong with this absolute masterpiece.
I love this game unironically
@@mallermartSame here.
Me too
It ain’t perfect but it’s definitely a cool game, assuming you don’t have epilepsy
@@mallermartsaaame
To be honest, I didn't even play FNAF World legitly, at least for all the way through, there's was a document in the files, that allowed me to edit it, and give myself all of the characters, and change their level, so, I could make a character beefed out!
did the same thing in fnaf 6
managed to get over 1 million dollars
Had to do that to reset the very last Fredbear clock conversation. Otherwise I would've had to play the game all over again!
Same here! Taking down that mechrab was much easier now that my entire party is 2 billion times stronger than it will ever be programmed to be!
My brother helped me out with that exact same thing. That made Chica's Magic Rainbow sooooo much easier to deal with.
@Charrii5, just so that you know, if you walk into one of the buildings in Fazbear Hills after you beat the game, Henry Emily tells you about how to reach the backstage area.
11:17 that is the most impressive pronunciation of that name
So I have a theory why there's parts of this game that you normally would have no clue how to find: Scott knew there were people who would look at EVERYTHING searching for secrets, so he hid stuff for them and assuming they found the stuff quick enough, it would keep the game relevant.
I can't be the only one who was surprised to see another FNAF video this soon after the other.
i genuinely wasn't expecting one until right before the movie released, and yeah i know the movie releases in less than a week but it still surprised me.
also Chariii Actually pronouncing RWQFSFASXC at 11:19 is way funnier to me than it should be.
I think everyone just calls him Shadow Bonnie or RXQ anyway.
Also, what's even Shadow Bonnie's deal in this series? In the second game, he's a rare occurrence that can crash your game but in the third game, he...somehow plays a part in the lore?
Yeah, Shadow Bonnie's true name is meant to be unpronounceable, and yet he managed to say it in a way that actually makes sense, which surprised me. Now I know how to do it too :)
@@GhostGuy99 i think he's just reoccurring because he's popular.
Like I know we say that Scott Cawthon doesn't do Coincidences, but I hate that people keep forgetting that the newest games and lore aren't wholly made by Scott, they're made by SteelWool who does do Coincidences, which means people should stop taking everything at face value, and considering that's where he's appeared the most prominently it Means RWQFSFASXC might not be canon or important.
As for the third game, I Have no explanation for that.
The drowning ending *used* to make sense. However due to the backlash of the original graphics several things were changed. Among which the way in which you enter the glitch areas. It used to be in the same way you enter the lake, but when the graphics were changed to 3D they changed the access to the glitch areas without changing the drowning ending one
Huh, I literally just beat FNAF WORLD REDACTED and have been struggling through FNAF WORLD SIMULATOR earlier this week, what perfect timing for a video like this!
Wait, there's fangames of the spin-off?
@@HeyLookItsFNaFb of course! FNaF World REDACTED is basically just a remake with updated features, but FNAF WORLD SIMULATOR is a complete story swap where you play as the Enemies post-game and try to defeat an overpowered and overleveled Freddy, it’s pretty cool actually but it is incredibly difficult
@AceTechn0 Sounds like cool stuff. Might have to give Redacted one a try someday.
is redacted even out yet?
@@hauntaholic0 Redacted has been out for 3 years, but I just found out about it recently
I am so glad you brought up desk man because he has been the most annoying thing in FNAF for years because he feels like he should be important but he is literally never mentioned every again
Isn't he supposed to be Henry? Y'know, the guy that helped William make animatronics?
@@ContagiousSponge Henry in the games did not *make* Baby though. She was entirely William's doing due to the child-kidnapping elements. If it's supposed to be book Henry then it makes even less sense as he died from an endoskeleton, not Baby.
@@Garbo_trashcan Wait, I thought Henry died because he killed himself.
But either way, the reason why I believe Desk Guy is Henry is because whenever Game Theory talks about him, they show Desk Guy.
@@ContagiousSponge in the games he died in the ending of pizzeria simulator. in the books he built an animatronic to kill him. yea its weird.
and thats probably just game theory wanting to use sprites and desk man is the closest we have to a game-exclusive henry sprite.
It feels like THIS is what a proper game review should be: make jokes of the creative choices made in a game while not too harshly disrespecting the creators who make them while focusing more on the grinding/exploration aspect and story of the game rather than the actual battle mechanics aspect of the game because, as said, favorable game play mechanics vary from person to person. Keep up the good work, Charriii
Thanks so much!
Keeping in mind that I don't consider these proper "reviews" since I (almost) never define what I think the quality of the games are, I think being able to make fun of the things we love, while also being able to accept and point out their flaws is important. I'm glad that's appreciated!
@@Charriii5Trust me man, both the jokes and the genuine criticism will *always* be appreciated.
The problem is, the line between joke and actual criticism is way too hard to see, even in Cinima Sins videos.
@@Teon5072 especially in Cinema Sins
@@Teon5072There's actual criticism in CinemaSins?
I really love the deep dive we get into Chari's psyche with these, even if they are exaggerated for a skit for - what seems to be - some good news on the horizon. I love the end bits that he has with himself
Another banger as usual, Charriii. This game feels like a feaver dream despite never playing it. Glad you covered it.
So, who's gonna tell Charii that he's been forgetting to stop recording after saying "signing off"?
its a joke
Awesome video!!! And fun fact, FNAF World isn't a spinoff game. It's actually a mainline game, because it does have some lore significance. Those being the game's intro, the low bit glitched Fredbear you can talk to after talking to adventure Fredbear, the black and white mini games (where you push Balloon Boy in a square, press the four buttons to the right, assemble the correct FNAF Three combination 395248, and push Bonnie in a square), the clock ending, and Old Man Consequences. Everything else in FNAF World isn't significant to the lore. And yes, I am indeed a FNAF World enjoyer
Truth! That's why I refer to it as a "spin-off" title, in quotations, because it almost seems like that's how we're expected to think of this game, despite its obvious (and pretty cool) lore implications.
14:23 GOD BLESS YOU FOR PUTTING THIS ONE ON THE VIDEO, I'VE BEEN LIKE AN HOUR OR MORE TRYING TO FIND SOMETHING. I EVEN MADE A MAP THAT ONLY SHOWS THAT NO MATTER WICH TENTS YOU GO, YOU'LL ALWAYS GET BACK TO THOSE STAGES. MAAAAN THAAAAAAANK YOU
Update: That's it, im using this as a tutorial
22:03 It's book Henry. Book Henry made Baby in that universe and killed himself. This was before sister location so it's possible game Henry was supposed to be the same until he changed it in pizza sim.
I was already on edge throughout the video, but 17:00 's "What? What the - about that one?" absolutely BROKE me, and I almost choked on air when trying to breathe.
Great video.
For the last sin- the running theory is that this is Casset man/Henry Emily trying to contact the spirits of the dead children. It would have been an obvious fact in hindsight if one of the first lines in the next game didn't contradict the last lines of this one where it's now confusing on which fazbear owner built baby.
what confuses me is that I thought Henry burnt down the building in fnaf 6 / pizza sim and died there. So who is the desk man? Cause it looked like he died.
@TopLaHats the biggest theory is that this is the avatar of Henry as he tries to contact the children William killed. The only thing that doesn't fit is that baby is said to be made by Henry in all forms of fnaf media leading up to sister location until William starts stating how he designed her in that game.
"Push into box...
What a puzzle..."
Rouxls Kaard would like to know your location.
I just wanna say, I like FNAF World. I think it's a breath of Fresh Air after WHATEVER FNAF 4 WAS
you are NOT dissing my man fnaf 4, tf is your problem with it??
@@bazooga242introducing more confusion in the lore with the bite of 83, being called the Final Chapter despite it definitely not being that. Not really giving us any answers, just more questions,
The animatronic could definitely be argued as overdesigned along with the jumpscares.
I like FNAF 4, but it is a WEIRD game
@@flaminginferno6641 YOU CARE ABT THE LORE SHIT???? LMFAOOOO
your issues are more community issues than actual issues. only remarkable problem you have are the designs, and even then it falls apart; its overdramatic design, not BAD design.
@@flaminginferno6641tf do you MEAN over-designed jump scares????
@@Soupurman what I mean is they're over the top as hell, the animatronics picking you up and shaking you around?
It's all to make the jumpscare more intense, but it's pretty over the top for a jumpscare, and can be seen as too over the top like with the animatronic designs as well
Was literally just rewatching the other Fnaf videos here because they’re among my favourites, and lo and behold, a new one! Great timing!
22:36 this sentence is BY FAR MY FAVOURITE AND FUNNIEST NGL!!!! 😂😂😂
how to describe this game in six words: this game is underrated and underappreciated.
I think FNAF World deserves more appreciation from people, to be honest. it may have been released at an odd time in between FNAF 4 and Sister Location, but it’s still fun to play through!
Dealing with a lot of stuff right now, and its really put me down
so seeing an upload from one of my favorite fellas
and an inspiration to start my own channel
You can imagine it made my day better
thank you, Charriii :)
3:51 I remember having literal NIGHTMARES over this particular section as a kid
Listen to my voice...and you will find the key...
11:19 WAIT, THAT'S HOW YOU PRONOUNCE IT ? I never even tried to...
Believe it or not, you can unlock the OMC trophy without even playing FNAF world. If you download FNAF World brand new, with no plays or saves, and beat the OMC mini game in FNAF UCN by setting OMC to 1, you’ll unlock the trophy in FNAF world, despite not glitching 3 times.
Matpat did it, and even I did unintentionally. It’s crazy to think FNAF world was thought to be a spin-off, only for it to be important in a sense. Hell, the map layout looks like a brain.
21:48
Chica's Rainbow: "You cheatEd!"
Wtf?
Loving the endslates and the story that's going along with them. I also love that the reflection is the red sweater charriii
21:55
Cassette Man? You mean the guy from the burned building ending? They are the same person. Which makes the question of why does he have two appearances of dying.
His name’s Henry also.
20:30 Look Is It Ok If We Just Cut The Cra-
25:16 ohh, it took me a rewind to see what you did there, cool
One theory suggests that the Desk Man is Henry Emily from the FNAF novel trilogy(The Silver Eyes, The Twisted Ones, and The Fourth Closet) because his daughter, Charlotte Emily died after Twisted Ones which filled him with grief and despair. So, he created a set of robots to replace his dead daughter, which are meant to represent Charlie but in 4 different stages of life: a toddler, a child, a teenager, and a full-grown adult. However, even if he replaced Charlotte Emily with robots meant to simulate as her, he still felt miserable and committed suicide, unlike Henry Emily/Casette Man who died in the fire of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza Place.
Your voice is so soothing in these videos. The fact you can also make informative opinions, and go into full on rant with funny insults just like that makes these a joy to watch
Honestly these endslates are getting to me and I love seeing every moment of the adventure that goes inside your head.
Now, at the time this was released, people hated it. And, unfortunately, that reinforced what people thought Scott thought at the time. That Scott wasn't allowed to make the games he wanted, because it wouldn't sell. People didn't want what he wanted to make, they wanted his scary games. Also, the Clock things If I recall correctly are never referred to as puzzles, and the whole theme of them was the FNaF 3 puzzles to get to the mini games. Cupcakes, Code, Balloon Boy, Buttons, RWQ, all of it. And those are the pieces that we were to told to put in place for "him".
Now, I apparently have rose tinted glasses because I didn't see anything terribly wrong with it until this video, and honestly, I really want a FNaF World 2! Hopefully it would have more playable characters, and it could reintroduce FNaF World back to the canon! Did you know FNaF World was originally canon but people hated it?
I also kinda... Sympathize? Empathize? Idk, one of those, with Scott. Anyway, I have a game I want to make, and honestly, I've decided that I don't care if my games flop, I won't let it get to me. Because I only plan to make two games. A FNaF Fan game called Heidrun Horrors. And a game that's like Skyrim and Undertale, and idk how to describe it. If they flop, they flop, and I just do something else with the rest of my life. Most likely Voice Acting. I'm good at that.
OMG, on my way home from work today (roughly 15~ minutes after upload), my dad and I were just talking about Jason X.
I find it adorable that the main cast of fnaf 1 helps deal with all of the mini games. I feel like they all do this at the same time which is why they can’t help each other.
2:14 "This is official.... you're kidding...."
Oh trust me, I'm pretty sure Scott's still not proud of this lol
I was expecting Charriii to say “Suddenly Star Fox” after Fredbear says “Do a barrel roll”
6:05
The desk man is actually Henry Emily who kills himself after realizing that he created monsters that will haunt generations.
This is honestly a really good game. Yeah it's not SCARY, but it's unique, and in a good way! You can do SO MANY things and challenges in this hidden gem! Thanks for doing this game man! I still have it today XD!!!
I recently returned to FNAF World and forgot what a gem this game is.
Most of my gripes were sorta already covered, like not knowing what's a fake wall or having to do a BUNCH of damage to beat the True Final Boss, and I'm glad that I wasn't the only one who spent ages trying to find Fredbear when I played the game like several years back (also I genuinely didn't know that the game was one of those ones where you can only encounter a select number of characters per world).
Despite that, it's a game you can have a lot of fun with if you let it be fun. There's a lot of meta humor, fun challenges you can give yourself, dark endings like the 4th Glitch Ending, and a final quest for people who thought the game was too easy.
Wait, you can’t unlock all characters on a single save file without cheating?
@@redlem00ns73 You can, just that some characters are harder to find than others.
Apparently, you can only encounter a number of characters per world.
To be honest, I'm not sure why I clicked on this video, since I was expecting it to be a lot of complaining. However, it seems like most of the complaining is ironic and nit-picky for the funny, while still having actual design choices critiqued. Great video!
Also, to give Scott LITERALLY any benefit of the doubt, it's possible that you'd be able to figure out just from FNaF World what the fourth minigame code is, because it's Purple Guy's hex code of purple, but backwards. Still a very large jump in puzzle difficulty
I agree with the sin for the last sub-tunnel. I took like 15-30 minutes trying to find the right way to go only to find out you can go through something that looks solid!
Everything right with FNAF World: The game existing
I should take a look at the FNaF Figurines next!
The desk man is Henry Emily from the books. if you haven’t read the books, Henry Emily is Charlotte, Emily,‘s dad and if you don’t know who Charlotte is then you should probably a check the games again but if you don’t feel like it, Charlotte, is the puppet and lefty which the puppet processes so, therefore, Charlotte also possesses.
7:28 This gives me ptsd i tried for 3 days straight (and quit) back in the day. That was MISERABLE and i don't think it would be possible for me to do it in 3 minutes
I'm glad you mentioned that Deskman thing cause I have still have no clue who he's supposed to be. Maybe Scott? Maybe one of the developers we hear about in VR? Maybe Micheal? Since his last offical appearance is Sister Location. Maybe this is a game developer working on Fnaf World and making a troll cutscene in a way to ambiguously clue in what happened to that rando who left a recording in a security office with the funny music in the background before a loud static sound interrupted said recording while also saying "Hehe let's call her Baby but then JUMPSCARE" And then Brad in the background is like "Hold the jumpscare in my cute RPG please"
I kinda always assumed it was Henry (more specifically book Henry). Since Henry in the books made Baby and in the books (spoiler:) Henry builds a robot specifically so it would kill him. Although I don't think in the books this robot was baby maybe Scott just used baby in fnaf world to kill him cause it was supposed to be like a teaser thing towards sister location. Plus when fnaf world came out the original trilogy of books would have been out/coming out (can't remember if they were all out already) and since sister location is probably the only game that is actually sorta close to the original trilogy of books (character wise) Scott probably just decided to use book Henry because he just needed a character to kill to get ppl excited
But, overall, love the vid Charriii, keep it up! Also! Just checked the description, saw my old name on there "Denon Seasalt" Just pointing it out lol.
Oh dang, you're so right, thanks for pointing that out!
I do think the reason why I liked FNAF world was that Five Nights At Freddy's was akin to that of the modern day equivalent to Pokemon/Pocket Monsters. Hence why you can throw pretty much Five Nights At Freddy's into any video game genre and they would work regardless. Now all that's missing is a Five Nights At Freddy's Mario Kart racing video game.
2:59 everyone knows birds aren't real dude. They're robots meant to watch your every move!
21:16 it seems hard but with the right strat you can beat her with no chips, bytes and level one characters without slasher, it's 100% win rate
Yeah, i once beat it with only nightmarionne for 4th wall, jackobonnie and william appleton for slasher and funtime foxy for regen and gift boxes. Only used bubble breath in the begining
Everyone found those because as this is a scott cawthon game, everyone just expects hidden invisible walls at this point.
And most the flaws he found were in the continuity space, still my favorite fnaf game to this day.
22:27 technically, this desk guy should be Henry. Like,in theory,Scott already had some ideas for lore,but because everyone hated FNAF World...because it wasn't horror,he scraped that idea and FNAF world now isn't cannon
Ok, I've been watching the endslates for a while now and... holy crap. It's been a long narrative journey between the two sides of you, if I'm assuming correctly. But this one makes me realize that you chose FNAF World for a very specific reason. Scott's monologue that you showed on screen- is that how you felt about the reception to Soul Star? And while I've been assuming this for a while, does this mean you're continuing to work on Soul-Star again?
Tangentially.
Full disclosure, I don't plan the end slates in advance, and knew nothing about FNaF World prior to playing it. But the monologue did resonate with me a lot as it pertains to UA-cam.
As for the "I didn't kill the story, you did", that's not a knock on the audience, but on myself. I want to get back to working on "The Project", but it's hard for me to find the time to, at the moment. I think that's why I started the end slates; they allow me that creative storytelling outlet I don't otherwise have the time for, while also allowing me to connect with you guys on a deeper, indirect way.
There are two types of FNAF fans: Those who lose their minds TRYING to understand it, and those who lose their minds BECAUSE they understand it.
To answer a few of the points made, FNAF World is deigned to be a meta-game based on Scott's irritation about the fanbase wanting more and more. It's badly designed on purpose, because the fictional Scott supposedly making this game was unmotivated and angry. This fictional Scott was the one respresented as Animdude which was Scott's profile picture or smth idk. Fredbear was designed to supposedly be this AI that would play the part of the unhelpful guide, however his concern for fictional Scott had him supposedly break character and have us do extra stuff to go find Animdude. This was all part of the script, even the Two Fredbears ending. However, the game fell apart properly after this, as real Scott went off the deep end a bit. Fredbear dropped the act for real this time, sending us backstage to go and help Scott get his motivation back by clearing all of his other poor quality games that weren't as finished as FNAF World. However, Scott had, once again, set this all up as another act. The Gray Dude is another projection of real Scott, this being the version of himself that was unmotivated and making poor quality games. However, Scott knew that opening up the franchise with Sister Location by creating Circus Baby would change things permanently, so he showed that by symbolically killing off this version of himself. At least, that's how I see it
Anyone else want to see fnaf world with all of the dialogue being voiced by charriii5?
Dude that final shot in the endslate with the reflection of the red jacket version was so unexpected and brilliant. I don’t even know what it means but I really like the visual direction :D
The person at the end is Henry Emily, the business partner of William Afton and the one responsible for the creation of the original animatronics plus a few more. He was also the founder of Fazbear Entertainment. His daughter, Charlotte "Charlie" Emily was the first person that William killed and then possessed the Puppet. Henry also didn't die here. He dies in Pizzeria Simulator.
Its not even so much as "its not scary" so much so as "Its just a bad RPG"
Scotts "Less is more" approach to game design lends itself well to the horror genre where subtlty is key to building atmosphere.
But you cant really do that "Less is More" thing in an rpg where the whole point is having a variety of viable systems in place where players can slot themselves into the "role" of their desire.
That's a very good point. I don't go into it in the video, but I allude to my thoughts on the RPG system in this game during the rant about grinding. Power-scaling isn't well defined because you never know how strong any given animatronic is outside their level. Which helps even less when you can't see the opponent's level. It's a lot of trial and error, from what I gather.
Five months late, but my personal opinion on FNaF World is that it's a game that had potential, even for a spin-off. The whole clock quest thing was originally meant to solve the story of FNaF4, since it was the first game in the series that nobody was able to solve right away (and still aren't really able to solve to this day). Like, in the game's files, there's two sprites of the FNaF4 box being unlocked and opened, but nothing more.
The biggest reason for this game being so disregarded and was eventually deemed non-canon by Scott, aside from the fact that it wasn't very polished, was because it was released during a time where Dream Theory was potentially the overarching plot of this series. And everybody *hated* Dream Theory, because it essentially meant that all the theories made about the previous three games were... pretty much all for nothing. That it was all in the mind of FNaF4's Crying Child as he lay on his death bed after the Bite of '83 (the various Easter Eggs in that game, like the IV drip, pill bottle, and vase of flowers, suggested that the child was in hospice).
While I personally like what Scott was trying to do with FNaF World, I definitely think it would've been better off as nothing more than a fun little RPG spin-off which featured cutesy versions of all the animatronics we had faced off against up until that point. I feel like it could've made for some great merchandising, too, given this was just before a time when toy companies would start getting their hands on the FNaF license.
In the end, despite the game essentially being treated as the Sonic '06 of FNaF, I think it's still has its charm, and would even recommend it to others to check out and see what they think, or to simply have a blast from the past.
10:30 ...I feel called out
As you should...
Same as I
Bruh I REALLY love that Chipper's Revenge voice you had going on.
I'm shocked it took 7 years; Damn! Also, I wish scott still liked this game or at least updated it for more content as the game is really short for speedrunning and stuff.
Charii "in order to unlock chipper, which I DON'T EVEN USE IN THIS PLAYTROUGH"
11:57
Um who tf is that I see, that's chipper
11:17 I literally don't understand how bro was able to pull it off saying "RWQFSFASXC" on his first try. This man really is talented
Great video dude. As for fnaf world i though it was fine, not great but still entertaining. Also recommeded to do an episode idea, that being lobotomy corp that be a fun one to do.
I love this channel and I love the everything wrong with series. And I want to thank this channel for partially helping me get into Sonic, so as to help I will support this channel with my views, likes and subscription
Me (earlier in watching the video): How long will it take him to realise that to get the old man consequences statue, is to drown in his lake in FNAF UCN?
Me (makes it to 19:09 in the video): nevermind, he figured it out before hand. 😶
if fnaf world should ever need a sequel, Scott should make it 10x bigger and with no linear story but just a bunch of side mission and a final boss after you walk trough a tree in on of the corners of the world map
21:58 yeah, I forgot that people used to think he was Henry, but now we know that it’s not the case, he’s just been forgotten
I miss fnaf world. It was pretty fun
6:47
Toy Chica's repeated quote
10:31 thats because all the puzzles are references to the things you did in fnaf 3 to get the good ending
balloon boy is the 1st one you click on him then the 4 arcade buttons, then the cupcakes and then the tile phone
the irony of him asking how chronically obsessed with fnaf you need to be to understand a code, but being able to say RWQFSFASXC's name perfectly, first try like its common knowledge is not lost on me 11:19
7:12 also the dude returns in FNAF Security Breach: Fury's Rage as the boss Soulbrawler, so yeah, he was wrong: it really wasn't the last we saw of him!
19:24. funny thing actually. If people didn't exist that do stuff like that, games like Found horror game 11 and such wouldn't be solvable. its that mentality of bump into whatever you can to solve things that works
9:00 "Quivereth in fear, Worm!"
That endslate... No words spoken, just words read. While I watching the video, I didn't see any meaning in those two paragraphs. But during the end, they definitely hit more than I thought. Every creator has doubts, I do, and now seeing this makes me even think if I'm even vulnerable for burnout (and yet I'm on a Hiatus). And, the fact that Charriii opened the laptop, we don't even see him wearing the same clothes...maybe that version of Charriii is just his inner thoughts manifesting into a person. Not to mention, that entire laptop is filled with words (I can't exactly read them though).
I hope you get better
Love how I have been watching a lot of FNAF World stuff for the past few days and all of sudden you do video on FNAF World. Like, what are the odds?
People obviously would harass Scott for not making more games so "just stop" is obviously invalid
And FNAF is easily one of the best stories, nearly every story is bad at least FNAF was good and well thought out up to sister location at least but it was also comedic and wasn't supposed to exist, (the only parts that weren't well thought out was a couple phone guy and phone dude(fnaf 3) lines and those weren't even that bad, everything else was because it's a game world, and with 4 a dream which made everything make perfect sense, it was retconned to continue the series but really that just means 1-3 1-4 and 1-6+books have their own continuities also 1-VR
And Post-VR it's not Scott's fault especially if you want to be upset that he didn't end the se earlier, eries, he wouldn't be able to get any peace from rabid fans unless he sold the franchise to someone else.
Also the game is meta(and one of the best examples of metaness at that, although the only people who really do meta right from what I recall is the SCP foundation although they're easily the best at it so the bar isn't super high to be amazing at metaness to be fair but it still is, the MCU mostly is horrible at it for a bad example(except Stan Lee those weren't bad and they were more of a gag than anything) although I do recall there being more but I can't recall)
The same model tree thing did suck though, good thing for walkthroughs, also Character rarity was awful I got a team of level 90's from grinding and never got the last one.
(P.S. Your tone was too critical to reasonably assume the addressed complaints weren't serious, cinemasins tends to have a calm inflection for example, if you're not serious it shouldn't sound like genuine criticism especially when the series is actually really good, perhaps only because most things are so bad I'll admit that's a possibility but it really isn't a mediocre or just decent series it's at least mostly good, I get being disturbed by children being turned into animatronics though for that reason I'd agree it's fair to call the series bad same applies to GTA for example but otherwise it's good or better pretty darn consistently, especially compared to most things)
9:42 oh wow four cupcakes look at that
It still deserves a Nintendo Switch port in my opinion, but if Scott wanted it to be PC exclusive then i'll leave him to it.
This is my 3rd favorite Fnaf game out of them all, not hoping on the "Fnaf World was misunderstood and now we love it" train, Ive loved this game since it came out, I still play it every now and then
Ok the segment where you talk about chica’s rainbows fight where your voice is being covered by everything happening is really funny to me
Despite how bad it was, i still have fond memories of watching DanTDM play this, and if Scott wants to make more games like this, i fully welcome them
9:08 kris doing rouxls kaard's puzzles
i really wasn’t expecting the proper pronunciation of RWQFSFASXC at 11:19 but that’s definitely going in my list of dumb FNAF trivia
Farming coins by killing security or purplegeists lair enemies is quicker than farming coins by gold endo, skill issue, -1 sin
Another good video as always Charii. Thanks for uploading like you do. I personally liked Fnaf World
As soon as the video ended and chica’s magic rainbow said you still suck I died on Fortnite 💀💀💀💀😭💀😭