Not satisfied with Blam being his only friend, he captures some citizens of New Dork and turns them into monsters and creates Golden Flumpty.

He visits the world, specifically a place called New Dork, and does whatever for a good amount of time, including creating Birthday Boy Blam, giving a heart-felt speech and shooting someone in the face afterwards, going on a quest to find cuppercake, and killing a guy who was cooking eggs, going to jail, and then breaking out for fun.

Flumpty comes into existence in the center of the universe and the rest of universe is formed sometime after, unknown if by his own hand.

Here’s my new headcanons that actually fall in-line with the games and the small amount of lore that it has. I no longer go by any of that and I look back on those days in utter embarrassment. This game is a great adaptation of a beloved FNaF fan game.Before I start this, I want to say that back in middle school when the first two games were relatively new, I was obsessed with them on DeviantArt and I was one of those people who went with the whole “everyone’s buds they hang out with each other” thing and went with another Deviant’s headcanon that “Flumpty’s not actually a God you idiot it’s Golden Flumpty that’s the evil one ( which ironically the story of One Week at Flumpty’s was actually going with but because of ONaF 3 it has been absolutely retconned).” This isn’t a huge problem since the game is beatable with it, but I thought I’d just bring that up.

One critique of the gameplay is that the buttons you have to tap are a little too small. Even though this was directly inspired by FNaF 1, the game has a lot of twists that will leave you spooked. The best part of the game is having to learn the mechanics without having any real hints. It gives you just enough power to make it through, but just too little to feel comfortable. The night is fair to the player, but it still is pretty challenging. The jump scares were superb and actually had me flinching. The game will also have Hard Boiled Mode unlocked after you log back in. You can just swipe out of the game and then reload it.

Many people have already brought this up, but after completing the night, the credit screen replays over and over again. This is a wonderful port that plays nicely and captures the experience of the PC version.

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