Hey everyone,

Big update from the team — RAY's is officially no longer a FNaF fan game.

This decision wasn’t made lightly, but after a lot of reflection and development, we realized RAY's has grown into something entirely different. It now has its own story, original characters, and a much darker tone — one that honestly just doesn’t fit within the world of FNaF anymore. The themes, especially the intense psychological elements and violence (including mentions of s*****e), go far beyond what’s appropriate for a FNaF title.

To be honest, both myself and another team member have felt for a while that FNaF was wearing RAY's down to a standard that we just couldn’t allow anymore. This game deserves to be more — something with the freedom to explore deeper storytelling, gameplay mechanics, and themes without being held to expectations that don’t fit it.

To be clear: I’m not quitting FNaF. I still love the series and its community! But RAY's has become its own beast — something deeper, gorier, and more personal. I believe it deserves the chance to stand on its own as a full psychological horror game.

Me and a few members of the team are now working hard to get RAY's on Steam. Until that’s ready, this Game Jolt page will continue to serve as the main hub for updates, teasers, and dev logs. We’ll be rolling out updates as soon as we can, so stay tuned.

Seriously — thank you all for the insane amount of support you’ve shown RAY's. It blows my mind thinking about how this started with animatronics and slowly evolved into something so much bigger. I’m beyond proud of where it’s at now, and I’m excited to take this next step with all of you by my side.

If you’re still looking for actual FNaF fan game content, definitely check out the project I’m making with my girlfriend: Backstage Mayhem. That’s where we’re putting our pure FNaF love and creativity. I think you’ll find it really intriguing!

Once again, thank you all so much for being part of this journey. RAY's is just getting started.

– RAY's Dev Team Director, UndyingTerror