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The Escape To Freddy's

1 year ago

btw thanks a ton for 40 followers! We're hoping that we can live up to all your expectations to make this the best trtf fangame it can possibly be.


As for progress, I'd say we pretty much have the skeleton of the game finished. Gameplay's figured out, visuals are about 98% done, all that funky junk. The majority of work we have leftover is merely tying everything together, such as adding phone calls, general night progression, implementing game over screens, and the intro + end cutscenes.

Sounds like a lot, but they really shouldn't be too hard to get done. Hard part's the gameplay, which we've already more or less figured out, as we've confirmed that the max mode is pretty much confirmed beatable. If we're able to get all these done, you miiiiight be able to expect a release date around late november? But, we'll see.

Thanks again for all your support, we hope to see if you all can escape to freddy's soon!

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we will be including a little secret in the demo as a sort of "sorry for taking so long"

it's dark :(

To those who're curious, once ETF 2.0 releases, we're likely going to make some kind of video and/or master-post talking about our plans for the future games that won't see the light of day now.

Maybe we'll even throw in some character renders, who knows?

Implemented a thing where endo03’s eye will light up with different numbers to represent her countdown. This is because we thought it’d look neat. There’ll be more little additions like this to the characters because it gives +2 immersion points

Making the game compatible with shenanigans. here's this unused teaser we made for puppeteer before we decided to keep all the new dudes hidden

Where did the days go and how can i get them back

Even despite the fact that we haven’t been posting, we have still been working!!! And with that, we have actual news:

Etf loredump; the craftsman

new pinned post

We may have found an obscure channel that's an absolute treasure trove of old, lost, and forgotten fangames.

That aside, Five Nights at Fazbear's Prologue was high-key cooking.