5 - Quiz warehouse + (scratch only https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1233835703)

My reimagining of the Quiz Warehouse remake that was going to be made by @human-buddy and @BZCB-TRUE-14 , It was a really fun and easy game to make; the hardest part was finding the models. Unfortunately, not all of them made it into the game because two ended up getting lost, but it's still a good game, and it has a single objective instead of being the cliché 6 AM game.

4 - One night at lucky's 3 (the final hell)

(scratch only https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1203349833)

This game is saved more by the nostalgia of playing it than by the game itself, since it uses my old, crappy coding, but it's a really fun game to play, and I'd even say it feels like a movie, because it has a ton of cutscenes that tell a story, and also, it marks the end of a game franchise.

3 - Mano's + the playhouse

If I wish the first game would burn in hell, I pray this one doesn't end up getting lost. THIS GAME IS VERY GOOD. This is the first FNAF 2 game I've ever made, and also the first one that introduced my current fangame code. This game also has the best boss fight of any FNAF fangame I've ever made. Play it, I recommend it.

2 - Sadness reaper night's 2

Imagine you play a game on livestream, and 4 years later, you're in charge of the sequel. That was my case with SRN 2. If Mano's + The Playhouse is great, this one is EVEN BETTER. It was probably the game I had the most fun making, and also the first game I made that's actually difficult.

and with the golden medal!

1 - MANO'S -

This game, for me, is an example of taking a mediocre game and turning it into a masterpiece. This game is the most difficult and also the BEST, and it also has new and unique mechanics for a game in the style of FNAF 1, in addition to presenting a new story and also showing human characters.

I highly recommend you play all 5, if you want to, of course.