Five Nights at Freddy's 2

One of the most stressful games I have ever played. This game puts you into a constant state of panic with keeping the music box wound, watching the 2 vents, and flashing the hallway. TEN. WHOLE. ANIMATRONICS. Constantly in and out of that hallway, constantly in and out of the vents. WHAT. THE. FAZBEAR. Not just mentally, it also physically destroys you. The repeated motion of flick down, flick up and left, flick down again has strained my wrist multiple times. Released just months after the original yet the gameplay is so different. Where FNAF 1 was slow and atmospheric, this game is fast and exciting. On later nights the only breathers you get are winding the music box, but even then you’re fearful of the monitor being pulled down by an animatronic entering your office. The lore is expanded massively. Told through minigames you have a chance to enter upon dying, we first learn about Purple Guy and see The Missing Children Incident. Give gifts, give life. The whiplash from the plo...

toy chica made me orgasm

Absolutely LOVE FNAF. Just pirate this one.

Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 builds on the tense and eerie atmosphere of the original game, delivering a horror experience that is both familiar and expanded in its scope. Developed by Scott Cawthon, this sequel takes the jump-scare formula and injects new life into it by adding complexity to the gameplay, a larger cast of animatronic antagonists, and an unsettling narrative that deepens the mystery of the franchise. The game challenges players to survive as a night security guard in a deteriorating pizzeria filled with haunted animatronics, creating a gripping and nerve-wracking atmosphere that keeps players on edge throughout each night. The gameplay in Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 intensifies the original’s mechanics by introducing a wider variety of animatronics with distinct behaviors and attack patterns. Unlike the first game, where the main defense was closing a door, this installment removes the door mechanic and instead requires the use of a flashlight, a wearable Freddy Fazb...

10/20 mode is completely luck based there is almost no skill just luck and overall a lot of this game isn't designed very well.

beat the custom night 9/20 without toy bonnie in my frist try. didnt know a characther can make such difference

The second fnaf improves upon the first in one aspect: gameplay. There are much more animatronics to keep track of, there are more involved mechanics, and reaction time is paramount. That being said, this one dips in quality in both the scare factor and atmosphere. Don't get me wrong, the second still clashes with the first for the number one spot.

TOY CHICA SIT ON MY FACE, MY FACE! TOY CHICA SIT ON MY FACE, MY FACE! That puppet type beat fire fr fr tho indubitably! Badoot

worst fucking game Ive ever played in my life please leave me night 6 its stuck with me forever

I would like to stick a fire cracker inside of Toy Bonnie