The controversial and early release of ‘ Five Nights at Freddy’s World ‘ did not please many people, not even Scott Cawthon himself, the creator of this new chapter in his genre-changing horror saga by moving to RPG. Because of this event, Cawthon has decided to cut his losses and remove his game from Steam.
Just yesterday, he apologized for what happened and assured me that he would work hard on the missing additions from the game and that they would be available for download soon. However, it seems that the development of all these options will take it a little more calmly and thus introduce others that it has in mind.
Even though the game has had very positive opinions, with 87% of them, I am not satisfied with the analysis and scores. For that very reason, I have decided to remove the game from Steam. I’ve asked Valve to do it and give you the money back regardless of how long you’ve had it , which means anyone can get a refund whenever they want.
I will keep working on ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s World’ and polish it up. I am busy creating a fully 3D world for the game. When I’m ready to update it, I’ll swap the demo on GameJolt for the entire game. From that moment, it will be free forever.
After reading their statements, we must look for the positive side of this situation, and that is that in the end, anyone will be able to try the game without having to pay anything and above with more additions, in addition to recovering the money they have paid for it in the case of some.
Still, it is clear that Cawthon has learned a valuable lesson for the future, and that is that rush is never good, but will all this be enough to keep the fans happy? Have any of you been affected by what happened?
Sharlene Meriel is an avid gamer with a knack for technology. He has been writing about the latest technologies for the past 5 years. His contribution in technology journalism has been noteworthy. He is also a day trader with interest in the Forex market.
