FNaF is Scott's IP so he can pretty much do whatever he wants with it. To achieve this level and scale of design, I think Scott will need a team of his own or even work with a third party games company, developing games is hard, especially if you're a lone developer, I know the feeling. I wouldn't mind a sequel to FNaF World or any other spin-offs, as someone who has studied game development for about 5 years, I can see the potential in expanding the franchise to new levels a kart racer, a Super Smash Bros or PlayStation All Stars style fighting game and a restaurant management simulation, just some ideas.

It was a fun game that let Scott show us his silly side, which is currently in a jar shooting lasers. Fixing something like that would involve pretty much rebuilding the game and, as he said, that would be time better spent on new projects. And having all that data and stuff loaded at one time could crash mobile devices. However, because of that there were LONG load times every time you changed party members or powerups, as the whole dang thing had to be reloaded. In another post on Steam he said that one mistake he made early on was putting all the 'worlds,' battles, and so on into one map, to avoid all the little load times that slow a game down. I'm disappointed that the mobile ports that he promised won't be coming after all, but I can understand why. I can't fault Scott for not wanting to spend yet more time on a game that he's taken so much heat for, and which he isn't making a cent on. Posting this game here really opened my eyes to what an awesome community GameJolt actually has. Thank you to everyone for their support and encouragement.

It was a project of love for me and something that I enjoyed working on. Requests for Update 3 and mobile ports have been coming in on an almost daily basis, and that’s a real silver lining to what has been a dark cloud for me.įNaF World will continue to have a home here on GameJolt. There’s a big hatebase too, no doubt, and maybe rightfully so, but that doesn’t diminish the amount of love that a lot of people have for this game.

There has been a huge outpouring of support and love for this game recently, and it’s been really heartwarming. Unfortunately, as mentioned in my Steam post, I made some mistakes very early in this game’s development that are going to make further changes very difficult, and I think that that time and effort would be better spent on new projects. This game had a good run, and it garnered a surprisingly large following here on GameJolt with almost 4 million downloads. There won’t be an update 3, and there won’t be mobile ports. I wanted to comment on the final fate of FNaF World.

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