2 years ago

Now I started to notice that some people stop developing FNAF fan games .

And I've found a few reasons for this

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1) lack of originality

Now it is very difficult to make something new, most mechanics, designs, plots have already been used. It is very difficult to make an impression.


2) burnout

Do you remember how long I've been doing FNAS:R?

Unoriginality also contributes to burnout.


3) money, money, money.

That's one of the reasons why I stopped making fan games.

You can't create merch, you can't sell the game . Most fan game developers seem to live on a holy spirit .


4)community and franchise

Scandals , cancellations , pain , suffering , strife , devastation . Problems with the plot, designs, horror component .


That's it.



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