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Five Nights at Freddy's 3: Reimagined
6 years ago

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I've decided that instead of revealing the new project soon, I'm actually going to finish this game first. I made a few mistakes when making this initially (such as starting work on the main menu before finishing the base game, which I shouldn't have done.) It might take a long while, however I have done too much work on this to put it off any longer.

Also, remember a while ago I made a preview of the file select? Yeah, that was one of the reasons I was demotivated about working on things due to it being overly complex to actually create. I could do it, but it would take some trial and error, and it would probably cause some glitches with saves.

So, let me ask you few this; would you actually care about a file select, or would you settle for just the standard one file save system?

Answer honestly, and don't take me into account too much; I don't mind making it, despite it taking more effort.

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