Recent reviews by DACMC2000

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Super awesome game! Has basically every element of horror you could ever want. Panic, Dread, Fear, and many more elements packed into this multi-level survival game with stunning graphics. Love it!

11/10

I absolutely LOVED this game!! Let's playing it on my channel DACMC2000 was awesome; this game holds my most fond Let's Playing experiences. Good job on this, guys!
I made a video Game Review on the game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NfTPml-Quo

Fun

Awesome game once again! Really enjoyed it
-DACMC2000

For me, Five Night’s at Freddy’s 3 lived up to the hype and my expectations. It is a very strategic game with many possible strategies compared to the last two Five Nights games. You didn’t have to follow only one strategy, you could play around to see what works best for you. The game itself reveals a lot more about the story line for players but also leaves us with more questions. As far as gameplay goes, I found it really addicting, interesting, fun, and different. With no mask or doors, the player is always left feeling vulnerable. I really like that, as it gave a new dimension to it being a “horror” game. You could however distract the Springtrap animatronic with a child’s audio sound, plus, you could seal off vents leading to your office and stop him from taking that path towards you. I at first had mixed feelings on how secretive the defense system is, and while I understand why this is done, it just seemed frustrating initially playing the game. However, I grew more and more on this idea as I continued to play the game and figure it out by myself. My only concern with the gameplay itself is that I beat Nights 2, 3, and 4 without even still knowing how to play. Looking back, that was actually a really cool idea to keep our defense system secretive considering (again) how vulnerable it makes you feel. One thing I love about the game that I thought I would despise of is how there is only one “true” animatronic. At first, I thought having only one to worry about would not be very hard and bland. However, considering the amount of entrances this character has to your office I think it’s fair to say he can be very problematic on harder nights, especially considering how often you get attacked by the Phantom animatronics which disconnect one of the systems you’ll have to reboot. At first, I was not a fan of there being no 7th Custom Night mode, but then I realised the only reason I expect that is because the last two games had it. Plus, it would be kind of hard and weird to customize the A.I. of the phantoms. However, I was very happy when I found that there we’re 4 cheats (Aggressive, Radar, No Errors and Fast Nights) to allow you to further play around with the game. I think it’s really cool having a fourth star for beating Aggressive Nightmare mode, as well. As for the Good Ending, I thought that was a really good way to put an end to FNAF3, (I just hope it’s not the end of the whole series yet). I thoroughly enjoyed playing the third installment of Five Nights at Freddy’s. I thought the idea of it being a horror attraction was really cool, and in my opinion made the game seem more enjoyable and scary, especially after the last two were in a children’s pizzeria. Good job again, Scott, you did a great job on the game with only some minor things here and there.
-Devon Clark
Rating: 5/5