Five Nights at Freddy's World may have bit off more than it can chew as Scott Cawthon's supposedly exciting role-playing game rendition of the popular horror title. Sadly, Cawthon and the team have gone to make a necessary save that can determine the proposed game's future from here on out.
According to The Bit Bag, many gamers have spoken out on their skeptical thoughts about Scott Cawthon's role playing title in the form of Five Nights at Freddy's World. After being released last month, things did not quite turn out as expected for the said version and forced the development team to take heavy measures.
As per Christian Today, the game was reported to have been pulled out of Steam days after it was launched due to some reports claiming that Scott Cawthon felt a shortcoming on the game's quality. Moreover, there were complains about some key features in which Cawthon was fast to address while others were left unattended. One bad noting was the lack of attack descriptions which gave players a hard time determining which attack to use for counter strategies along the way; making players guess what to do in their particular situations.
Noted by Cinema Blend, the biggest problems that were encountered during the vanilla version of Five Nights at Freddy's World have not been resolved. Such anomalies include the extensive loading time as gamers switch between menus, and the inadvertent data deletion once the Esc key gets pressed, exiting the game unintentionally. Scott Cawthon has sadly not disclosed anything that pertains to its repair.
It was confirmed now that Scott Cawthon's Five Nights at Freddy's World has now been re-launched to the public as a free title even to the point of providing refunds for the gamers. This may be a bad start for the fans and followers of the franchise but some believe that there will also be rectification in the near future.
