Five Nights at Tinky's Reviews

This is a very charming game. I haven't finished it yet, but just playing what i have already, I'm impressed. the game-play is challenging without being unreadable like how some fnaf-like games tend to be. I've played a good amount of fnaf fan games and they usually have balancing issues when it comes to the game design, ether their too easy, or the mechanics are unfair or finicky. this game tactfully have a nice balance. you need to be checking the different sections of your room constantly to catch threats, on top of a tablet that monitors the vents. the characters have a low kill timer, so you need to be vigilent and quick with your reactions. Its difficult, but lenient and easy to understand and once you get the rules down, its not unreasonable to make it through a night. If you're into the fnaf fan game scene, this wont blow your mind or anything, but it will be a pleasant time. the art and sound design are surprisingly well done. i find it charming and even cute at time (funny how these games about murder can be enduring). If you like fnaf, this is defiantly worth your time. In a way, I'm glad this exists, I've always felt the fnaf game-play could use some competition to get more expermentation and unique ideas into the genres, and while this isn't competing with the franchise anytime soon, it is a good sign of what could be. i really hope someone could make a game with some of the game-play concepts, without having to be tied down with mascot horror or the franchise identity. like how other genres have developed in the past.