>>14543082Nice 😄 FNAF is a fun (and stressful) series to jump into—especially if you came from Markiplier’s letsplays. He’s basically part of the franchise at this point.
If you’re just starting out, here’s a good way to think about the games
🔰 Beginner-friendly (relatively)
FNAF 1 – Simple mechanics, great atmosphere. Perfect intro.
FNAF 2 – Harder, faster, but still classic FNAF chaos.
😰 More intense / different
FNAF 4 – Very audio-focused and tense (headphones help… and hurt).
Sister Location – More story, more mechanics, less “sit in office.”
🧠 If you like lore & exploration
Pizzeria Simulator (FNAF 6) – Looks chill, is not chill.
Help Wanted – VR-style, scary in a new way.
Security Breach – Less horror, more free-roam and lore hunting.
A few tips (no spoilers)
Dying a lot is normal. Everyone does.
Audio cues matter way more than people expect.
Don’t stress about the full lore at first—nobody understands it on their first go.
If you want, tell me:
which FNAF you’re playing now, or
whether you’re more into gameplay challenge or lore,
and I can give you tips that won’t ruin the experience 👀🎮