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Nighttime at Freddy's is a Free Roam FNaF Fan Game in the style of the 8 Bit Minigames in FNaF 2 and 3. You can beta test it here.

Oh yeah, the Reason why there is a T at the end of the Group name is that I named the group "Nighttime at Freddy's testing", but it was too long, but it didn't tell me, and it just automatically shortened xD

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My current plans for my future in game development.

23 July, 2017 - Speedwagon | 0 Comments

Thanks for voting on the poll! (If you did)

It seems that you guys want me to focus on Unity and C# to make my own original content, and I have to say, I'm quite happy that you guys feel this way! This is personally what I wanted, but I still wanted to hear what you guys thought was best.

Now what? Well, I can explain what I want to do now that I will begin creating my own original games once I learn C#...

My current plan is to create multiplayer games. I want to make a game that can be enjoyed and played by people for years to come without it getting boring. Think Mario Kart, Overwatch, Smash Bros, CSGO... games like that. Ones that people enjoy for years. That's the type of games I want to make. Ones that will be enjoyed and remembered for years.

The reason for this change of plans was that I really wasn't having fun making single player Clickteam games anymore, and I really just want to make something that I'll enjoy making, and feel proud of, and this type of game is something I think will fill that role.

As for specifics in what games I'm gonna try to make, I have a few ideas, one I'm quite passionate about at the moment. I won't reveal anything until I know it isn't too ambitious, and I might even announce it with a playable build! However, try not to expect that for up to a year or two, maybe a few months if I learn really fast. Maybe I'll record each new development build that I make or something to help with the wait.

Also, I'd like to mention a bit about what platforms I plan on developing for... as of right now, I plan on aiming for my games to be on Steam and Nintendo Switch! The reason why I want to develop for the Switch instead of PS4 and XB1 is that the Switch seems much easier to develop for than the other consoles, but I wouldn't rule out PS4 and XB1, as they are very popular platforms. If you're wondering how I'd get the money to get my stuff onto consoles... I'd probably start a Kickstarter. Worst case scenario I end up putting the games onto GameJolt marketplace for a low price :/

Well, that's all! I may create a group for my new projects soon, so stay tuned!

-Abel/Sith