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this looks incredible can't wait for it
this is genuinely one of the coolest fnaf games I've seen on this goddamn website I am HYPING YOU UP x101982828 RIGHT NOW . LIKE JAW DROPPED TO SEE THIS INNOVATION I AM SUCH A NERD FOR THE GENRE SWITCH AND THE 2D ART IS LIKE ACTUALLY BEAUTIFUL. TOP OF MY HYPE LIST
fnaf + undertale ?
Bro this looks awsome
Game Soundtrack
- 1.The Closet (Intro)
- 2.Main Menu (Act 1)
- 3.Childhood Conflict (Act 1 Battle Theme)
- 4.Main Menu (Spirit)
- 5.Spirits like Shards of Glass (Spirit Battle Theme)
- 6.Agony Child (Spirit Boss Theme)
- 7.Main Menu (Act 2)
- 8.Stronger Metal (Act 2 Battle Theme)
- 9.Panic (Boss Theme)
- 10.PANIC (Boss Theme)
- 11.Outside The Closet (Boss Theme)
The Closet is a Five Nights at Freddy's Fangame retelling of the original 3 novel's in the Fnaf novel trilogy (The Silver Eyes, The Twisted Ones, and The Fourth Closet). With new and otherwise derivative content centered around world building in a nice pixel art ascetic.
(Note: This game is going off of just the Novels, NOT the Graphic Novels.)
The Closet is a Top-down, Turn-based, Survival horror, Exploration RPG.
A short list of gameplay features...
Collect shards of your past to piece together just Who and What you are.
Meet kindhearted Souls or face off against Mechanical Mercenaries.
Acquire everyday items that might come in handy in a Frightening fist fight.
Explore uncharted forests or take a drive down memories of a bygone era.
Choose to play your part like the original novels or go down twists and turns of the ever expanding story with Many Endings...
... Oh and don't forget to get out by 6AM...
The Closet is a hand drawn pixel art style game.
With a uniquely rendered style using a blend of Soft lights + Soft shadows (With dithering) for extra ambiance, this game aims to tell a story and have the player be immersed in the world...
Other important graphics stuff:
A native 320x180 canvas size.
Many graphics options for the game's window resolution.
Game by: @WindsofSpringSystem 
Five Nights at Freddy's by: Scott Cawthon
