As enthusiasts creating a fan game, we have the liberty to incorporate more overt references to other games that typically wouldn't be allowed in the original IPs. This could involve introducing characters or objects from various IPs solely for the purpose of entertainment, as our game is intended to be a lighthearted and enjoyable experience. While we'll continue this approach in TRTBN VR, we also aim to refine it by occasionally delving into more serious themes and striving for greater originality. However, I want to ensure that the essence of the original game remains intact, so any changes made will enhance rather than diminish its core elements. This includes improvements to the story and dialogues, which will address any cringy or repetitive phrases to enhance overall enjoyment. This project marks my second game endeavor, essentially a refined version of the first, with a dedicated effort to elevate its quality. While I'm committed to enhancing the game, I'll also indulge my passion for Valve games by incorporating significant references to them. Moving forward, as we work on original IPs, we'll prioritize maintaining originality without overwhelming the experience with unnecessary Easter eggs that might detract from the gameplay. In TRTBN, our goal is to entertain, not distract, and incorporating phrases or objects from other games in my vision is fine.
2 years ago
No secret that we were inspired by Portal 1&2 when were writing some things for original TRTBN, putting some easter eggs and parodying one of the characters with ours Wathel Broggie, the CEO of Fazbear Entertainment.
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"The Return to Bloody Nights: Remastered" Currently in Development.
I hope my FNAF & TRTBN comic is going to be appreciated. I mean, i have never made any comics before but using FNAF as ground basis for making anything is entertaining and easy. Tho still requires alots of work to make it work well. Any expectations?
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simulates a celling camera from his eyes
My FNAF Security Breach sticker pack is back in stock.
I loved his goofy name was actually based on real ones.
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