There's a special kind of fun in being scared on purpose. You know the monster isn't real, your room is safe, and yet your heart still slams against your ribs when something moves in the dark. That's the whole appeal of horror games, and few of them capture that tension as neatly as @Fnaf. If you've ever wanted to try a horror game that relies on nerves rather than fast reflexes, this one is a fantastic place to start. Let me walk you through what makes it tick and how to actually get through a night without screaming.
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