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Dead. This project is done for until I can program properly. Expect a demo in the 2020's. This may just be labeled a "horror" game instead of a fan game, since the fandom is dying pretty badly. I've given up on FNaF and I don't plan on making this game a reality any time soon, unless it comes by miracle. I have many other projects to work on, so I've stopped. I'm sorry guys. It was more a foggy vision or dream that we know won't come true. I'm so sorry...
Yes. I understand the recent comments made by my friend. I can tell you, for a (not so much) fact that he did allow me to use the name. He has not copyrighted it, either. Please ignore him.
Yes. I joined just to post that.
This man discreetly stole content from my person. Main item of focus, the name. Sweet memories is a name for a game idea I had in my younger ages and the age I am currently at. I specifically told him he could not keep the idea, but, being him, he foolishly took it anyway. I have any right for copyright claims. Thank you for your time. Have a nice day \ rest of your day.
Sweet Memories is (HOPEFULLY) going to be a well detailed FNaF fan game, based around Jester and Wolfies pizzeria, in the early 1970/1980's. This game is still in SERIOUS beta/alpha, and I have no clue how this will work out for me. I do plan on making SOMETHING playable by the end of, say, 2018? Anyways, back to the game!
So, Sweet memories takes place in a pizzeria, a big one, too. There are (supposed to be) more than 5 robotic animatronics, several vents, one safe room, a free roam mechanic, and a diverse story, with (possibly) different outcomes. The story takes place around the lost soul of, let's call her Jessica for now, who possesses the animatronics in the location, in order to help with the "mystery" of her death. Basically, this is Five Night's at Freddy's, but with multiple more aspects, and a less confusing storyline.
(In case you need to contact me, my email is [email protected])
Mild Realistic Violence
Realistic Bloodshed
Alcohol Reference
Drug Reference
Tobacco Use
Language
