Personally I think I like option 3, and I'm thinking of using it for the game I'm working on right now, but I was wondering what others think. Option 1 gives you plenty of time to just look around, but I think it can easily get boring, and same for option 2. Option 3, you still have time to look around because it's just one animatronic, probably one with a simple mechanic, but there's also an element of danger to keep it actually interesting.
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Y'all wanted to see Bonnie's Hide and Seek minigame, so here it is! It has basically everything except the voice acting (although I do believe I've found a VA!). Please tell me what you think so I can try to make it better!
The Poopet
#IPlayedRUIN, and I noticed that Helpi's eyes turn orange and veins appear on his face during some lines! Spoilers in article
Fix Fredbear
Not sure if a game screenshot counts as fanart, so I'll also post some art from one of my friends! This is a character in my game FNAF: TD, Hypno! He changes a lot based on what media he's in, but in my fnaf fangames he is an animatronic! #MyAnimatronic
Here's a lil edit of the Bonnie model I used in FNAF: TD for #EasterAtFreddys! (Sorry about the tag, my handwriting is already bad and it's hard to write on a small texture using a mouse lol)
#HappyBirthdayFNAF! Here's my totally definitely high effort high quality amazing birthday fanart
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