Here we are, 7 years later and yet it seems like time has barely passed at all.

A lot happened, my personal life drastically changed in these 7 years: I grew up, became an adult, I experienced the working world, I started and finished high school, and now I've been studying in University to finally realize my dreams... yet some things remained constant, expecially this bridge which still connects me to the 13 years old me that day when I first found out about this new game which everyone described as scary and... Very jumpy!

FNAF means a lot to me, and like I said before, even if my life changed a lot, FNAF and its amazing community have always been there and still are!

There have been changes, obviously: a lot of them! Positive and negative ones.

FNAF evolved in terms of graphics, gameplay and story; Google+ was closed to the public a few years ago and Amino surfaced, but despite it all we are still here, waiting for Security Breach exactly like we were waiting for FNAF 3, or 4, or Sister Location back then!

It's been an hell of a ride, and me studying to become a programmer finally paid off as I finally started making sense about game development (I'm learning Unreal Engine right now!)

I learnt clickteam by myself, a lot of experimentation was needed and this game finally came to be!

My first fangame AND first game in absolute: a HUGE achievement.

We still have a very long way to go, amongst the Fazbear Fright series, the upcoming movie, Security Breach and the Fazbear Fanverse to keep us company in the near future, but I'm really proud of the whereabouts of the series and the community since the first game was released back in 2014.

A completely unknown and underrated game which quickly became a blockbuster.

Of course, I will end this post the only possible way:

Thank you, Scott Cawthon. For everything.

Of course, the teaser we decided to drop in this is COMPLETELY unrelated with the anniversary ;)