Ahem, hear me out... hello, and welcome to another episode of Review Everything. Today's episode is gonna be a scratch fnaf fangame, Protecting INK Island! a scratch fnaf fangames by @BonoDev , without any yidiyada's, let's get into the review

The Story

The Story is all about uhhhhhhhhhh, I don't know but you can see it on my friend's post, he's reviewed this one too, click here to see

The Character

there are 4 characters and one of them has the "doesn't make any sense" mechanic. Let's cover everything about it with their mechanic:

• Ben: When he's in the hallway, close the door.

• Don: If he moves too much, shock him. In the game over, flash him. And what makes it doesn't make any sense and of course the mechanic from the help and the game over, the flash is for the camera and the shock is for the shock. Here are one weird and real questions, How did he get shocked when the generator is far away? oh yeah we'll never know

• Max: He makes his way to the generator, although it's safe to say that this mechanic makes sense

• Dan: he has seen better days

These characters' names had only 3 damn letters, which is.. good? good name? and the models are kinda awesome to see, I love their details and everything.

The Mechanic

you already know

The Gameplay

the game still had some bugs around like Dan clipping through and jumpscares in the main menu. The office is not bad at all, it is cool but I think it needs a lot of details and bug fixes when the sequel is about to release or anytime.

The Game

I didn't beat the game but it's awesome to see what gameplay looks like, I think It needs a lot of improvising and needs to fix, there are not a lot of bugs but it needs to be gone. The details are awesome as well and I think I'm gonna give this game a 7.9/10, why? the game does not suck, not bad or anything, it's good but I think the developer needs to update the game better and make the game a lot of sense, No offense.

I think that's all for now, if you're interested please follow and like the page if you don't wanna miss the new reviews, I'm kinda a reviewer guy right here and I am also a scratch developer! I'm making the first scratch fnaf fangame that has 13 which is an average number of cameras, I don't think I see more scratch fnaf fangame with a lot of cameras just like Endros Franchise, Hide To Survive Trilogy (Endro's: Daylight and Hide To Survive 3 had 11 cameras), and more scratch fnaf fangames that I saw. And that's everything in this review, thank you for reading and more reviews will come out soon, see you again soon.