Ok, time to write pure speculation about a game that's still not out. It's more of a "Waiting for Part 4" post, where I try to cover a few theories I got. Do contribute if you saw anything else or if you think otherwise: I'm curious to know!

Ok, so, Fredbear aside, what's the sure-fire strategy here? Let's see what we got by first checking what the sure-fire strategy is in FNAF World:

• End-game: let's not consider Update 2 characters, cause then it would become stupid. A real good strategy consists of creating the following team for both teams:

  • Gift Boxer

  • Endo Army user

  • High Damage Dealer 1

  • High Damage Dealer 2/Strong healer/Gift Boxer

• Start of game: the team differs a lot, but it looks something like this for both teams:

  • Healer 1

  • Birthday user

  • Jumpscarer

  • Damage Dealer/Unscrew user (the second choice if you have it and you are dealing with tough opponents, otherwise the first)

Now, let's look at what we got in Universal Madness. The start of the game looks the same, but something else differs here... Gift Boxes do not heal you fully. They heal a low amount of HP. Funk. For Fazbear's sake. The end-game strategy's funked.

Let's rethink it real quick. Maybe a team that looks like this could work out real well:

• Gift Boxer

• Endo Army 2 user

• High Damage Dealer

• Strong healer and Gift Boxer (only Funtime Foxy from OG FNAF World skin can do this)

This team looks solid enough, but what happens when the healer can't heal in time? That's right. You're dead. So... what's the strategy here? What's the real surefire strategy of this game?

I'll tell you what it is: slasher sweeps. Follow me in this quick reasoning:

• I suggest the following team placements:

  • Team 1

    • Slasher

    • Slasher

    • Slasher

    • Gift Boxer

  • Team 2 (in case of real high HP, use Unscrew 2 instead of Slasher)

    • Slasher

    • Slasher

    • Slasher

    • Gift Boxer (in different position than other Gift Boxer however)

• Equip these chips and bytes:

  • Chips

    • Auto: Gift Boxes

    • Auto: Regen

    • Quickstart: Party/Auto: Shield (depends on enemy type)

    • Endless: Speed

  • Bytes

    • All med-pods

    • Get DeeDee's Pearl

    • X-Reaper

What do you see here? This team can beat anything at all. 10% probability of dealing 99999 damage means it's a piece of cake to beat literally any boss. Lemme walk you through this:

• The chips and bytes act as your main healer for when Gift Boxes have to be consumed. No need to worry about healing then

• Slasher is your main damage dealer. Endless: Speed serves this exact purpose: maximizing Slasher moves and Gift Boxes

• I left out Auto: Mimic on purpose. It slows you down and leaves you vulnerable Gift Boxes-wise. This configuration instead allows you to be incredibly aggressive against your enemy at all times

• The Gift Boxers need different positions in case one of the two dies, so as to give a chance to the other to still have its own Gift Box

• X-Reaper is there to be cool. Might kill something for you. Also Quickstart: Party helps you out to place one or two extra Slasher moves

• Swap a Slasher with other characters (for example a Bubble Breath user in Geist Lair) for both teams. You still got insane fire-power!

This, I think, is the ultimate God killer team. This is what I think will get you through any challenge in the end-game. Start of the game remains the same, so strategy does not change at all.

What do you think? Care to use 10 gajillion Slashers against a poor Bounceweed? Do you have other tactics planned?