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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 106 reviews with recorded playtime.
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FNAF 2 is probably the weakest out of the original four because of the repetitive gameplay and bugs. For example, the overuse of the mask mechanic, the music box, and for some reason, the weird hallway sound effect playing before and after an animatronic has entered/left. Overall, I do enjoy this game for what it introduced, but I think the game could've been better.
I question the intrinsic purpose of engaging in commentary about a video game/video game series as prolific and culturally groundbreaking as Five Nights at Freddy's is. For the sake of satisfying a base desire to be an "individual" I will leave just a few thoughts about FNAF2. Obviously, it's not as scary as the game which came before it, and the game which came after it. FNAF 1 is all about resource management, and it does an incredible job at increasing your anxiety as you watch your power slowly drain away throughout the night. The simplicity of FNAF 1 is truly one of its most effective qualities. FNAF 2 gives up resource management and rising dread for twitchy, fast-paced gameplay and memorization. FNAF 2 is like whack-a-mole on bath salts. The first maybe three nights were genuinely scary, maybe even higher in intensity to me than FNAF 1. There's more going on, more to keep track of, and without any way to close the doors you feel more exposed. And with the amount of new animatronics, you will be overwhelmed. But as soon as I hit night 4, which was very quickly, it was like slamming into a brick wall. You'll die a few times, then a few more, and then realize that there's no way you'll figure out how to get through the night without some help at this point, then you'll look up gameplay to see how other people play, and then the crushing reality of the FNAF 2 gameplay loop will hit you. Open security camera, wind up music box, PUT ON THE MASK... okay now flash your light, oh there's foxy, flash the light four five times really quick, now check left vent, okay, wind up music box... Now repeat that non-stop all night. The problem is that by night 4/5/6 you'll be so absorbed into keeping the loop running steadily that YOUR BRAIN WON'T EVEN HAVE ENOUGH PROCESSING POWER TO SPARE TO BE SCARED. But I do really, really like FNAF 2. That loop is addicting, I like feeling like ability to multitask is being pushed to its absolute limit. And I like the aesthetics of FNAF 2, it's got its own identity. But it's not a very scary game once you sit with it.
it's one of the hardest classic fnaf games but it's really fun especially when you're past like night 4 i'd recommend this game if you like challenge games like this and don't mind jumpscares
Its really fun, but it does turn into an RNG mess 8.5/10
fue mi primer fnaf y que mas puedo decir, es el que mas cariño le tengo pero... sin embargo, es el fnaf mas roto y el que creo que es de las mecanicas mas simples y hasta repetitivas si es que quieres pasarte el juego super rapido. Pero no quita el hecho de que es una obra revolucionaria en el terror y en los videojuegos. 8.2/10
Five Nights at Freddy's 2 is the single greatest horror experience EVER. It may seem like I am mis-judging it because i only have 3 hours but across all accounts, console, mobile, and past pc accounts I have a combined total of 225 Hours in FNaF 2. The game is a great mix of fun, scary, challenging, and to some people pretty nostalgic to the point where its fun for hours, it also has tons of gameplay which includes; Five main nights that last about six minutes each, an extra 6th Night that lasts the same six minutes, 10 extra Custom Night game modes and fun lore solving. Not to mention how replayable this game is. Overall just a great game, probably the best in the series. Please get this game and stop waiting.
juegaso, me la jale mucho, toy chica es un icono indiscutible, ya me duele la mano, me voy a jugarlo chau
Muito divertido
This game was a lot harder than the first for me but I still had a lot of fun with it, very much worth it!!!
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