FNAF Into The Pit [Old Edition]

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FNAF Into The Pit [Old Edition] is a single player and multiplayer survival action adventure game with a horror theme. It was developed by KingDragonsYT and was released on August 7, 2024. It received very positive reviews from critics and overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Dive into a terrifying adventure in "Five Nights at Freddy's: Into the Pit " as Oswald, who finds himself in a past timeline after exploring a ball pit. Survive five nights of horror while solving puzzles, outrunning threats, and saving lives. Immerse yourself in a gripping narrative and uncover secrets in this chilling chapter of the FNAF universe.

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96%

Audience ScoreBased on 7,943 reviews

story463 positive mentions

stability64 negative mentions

story
978 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story of "Into the Pit" is generally well-received, praised for its engaging narrative that expands on the original Fazbear Frights book while introducing new elements and characters. Players appreciate the emotional depth and character development, particularly that of the protagonist, Oswald, as he navigates a chilling adventure filled with horror and mystery. However, some critiques highlight the story's simplicity and occasional repetitiveness, with fetch quests that can detract from the overall experience, though many still find it a compelling addition to the FNAF franchise.
- “The game follows an interesting story, and I highly recommend it to anyone that is a fan of FNAF.”
- “Released in 2019, it delves into the story of a young boy named Oswald, who finds himself entangled in a nightmarish adventure that intertwines with the eerie lore of Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza.”
- “The plot is intricately woven, offering new insights into the FNAF lore while also introducing fresh elements that keep the experience exciting and unpredictable.”
- “The story felt repetitive and lacked depth, with predictable scares and flat character development.”
- “The story is not super accurate to the original material but that's probably a good thing, it is still very accurate, but with certain liberties taken that improve the game.”
- “The story was all over the place and I'm not a fan.”
gameplay
797 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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9%
The gameplay of "Into the Pit" has received mixed reviews, with many praising its engaging mechanics, beautiful pixel art, and the blend of puzzles and stealth elements that create a tense atmosphere. However, some players found the gameplay loop repetitive and criticized the lack of new mechanics as the game progressed, leading to a sense of monotony. Overall, while the game offers a fresh take on the FNAF formula and is enjoyable for fans, its short length and some gameplay flaws have left others feeling it doesn't fully justify its price.
- “Very fun gameplay, beautiful pixely visuals, and on top of all of that, an engaging story.”
- “The gameplay is a great mix of puzzles, exploration, and the familiar tension from the original series.”
- “This game has an amazing art style, great gameplay that's actually scary, and a compelling story.”
- “But no, the gameplay gets super repetitive and starts to get old fast.”
- “Although the game is a must-pick for die-hard fans, the gameplay becomes somewhat repetitive after a while, and the objectives are almost the same every night.”
- “The gameplay is really shallow and there are a lot of bugs.”
graphics
625 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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36%
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The graphics of "Into the Pit" have received widespread acclaim for their stunning pixel art style, which effectively combines retro aesthetics with modern animation techniques. Reviewers highlight the beautiful visuals, fluid animations, and the way the art complements the game's horror elements, creating an engaging and atmospheric experience. While some players noted minor issues with resolution and gameplay mechanics, the overall consensus is that the graphics significantly enhance the game's appeal, making it a standout entry in the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise.
- “The pixel art style gives it a cool retro feel, which really works with the horror theme.”
- “The art style for the game is beautifully crafted and well executed, especially the jumps from a 2.5D aesthetic to animatronic reveals and hiding mini-games where the style changes.”
- “Absolutely gorgeous graphics that brought me nostalgia with fluid animations, sounds that keep me on edge and set a spooky ambiance.”
- “The graphics are not made for a 3440 x 1440 resolution.”
- “Just don't expect anything out of this world despite the eye candy visuals and attention to detail.”
- “This game isn't terrible, but it ain't that great, I'd give it, like, 5/10, mostly because of graphics.”
atmosphere
158 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
61%
37%
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The atmosphere of the game is widely praised for its chilling and immersive qualities, enhanced by stunning pixel art, detailed animations, and excellent sound design. Many reviewers highlight the game's ability to evoke tension and nostalgia, successfully capturing the eerie essence of the franchise while providing a unique and engaging experience. Despite some criticisms regarding the effectiveness of scares, the overall ambiance is considered a significant strength, making it one of the most atmospheric entries in the series.
- “Combined with the chilling atmosphere and decent story, it draws you right into the game.”
- “The atmosphere is incredibly well drawn out, pulling you into the eerie world and keeping you on edge.”
- “The game's environments are meticulously crafted, creating an atmosphere that's both nostalgic and unsettling.”
- “Overall, it didn't live up to the eerie atmosphere and tension of the original games.”
- “A lot of the art is cool looking, but the style overall just lacks uncanniness, so once again the horror-atmosphere isn't established.”
- “Fnaf's atmosphere was lost for a long time, reintroduced in Help Wanted, then lost again.”
music
152 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
55%
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The music in the game has received widespread acclaim for its quality and ability to enhance the overall atmosphere, with many players praising the soundtrack as "amazing" and "top-notch." The sound design effectively contributes to the game's tension and horror elements, creating an immersive experience that resonates well with both fans of the franchise and newcomers. While some minor criticisms exist regarding the volume of certain tracks, the overall consensus is that the music significantly elevates the gameplay and storytelling.
- “The music is really well done and the minigames are fun for the most part.”
- “The music, ambiance, and sound direction are wonderful.”
- “This game is absolutely amazing, the art, music, gameplay, sound design, everything about it is fantastic and an amazing way to celebrate FNAF’s 10 year anniversary!”
- “The music that intends to create tension is more annoying than anything, as it makes hearing footsteps difficult.”
- “Speaking of music, well, it's fine, it's not very good, but ain't bad; music here is just okay. In my opinion, the best track was in the puzzle-solving mini-game.”
- “I think possibly there may have been some vaguely spooky background music, but that's about it.”
replayability
84 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game offers a significant amount of replayability, primarily due to its multiple endings, unlockable difficulties, and numerous achievements. While many players find the experience engaging and fun, some express frustration over the game's length and the challenge of revisiting previous content. Overall, it is considered worth the price for those who enjoy exploring different outcomes and secrets.
- “Tons of replay value due to multiple possible endings.”
- “Game is highly replayable with cool secrets and tons of customization options after you beat the game for the first time.”
- “With the multiple endings and secrets sprinkled throughout the game, as well as easter eggs fans are sure to love, this game offers a bit of replayability!”
- “Not gonna lie, the game is decent; there just isn't that much replayability mainly because you can't go back to previous nights to collect everything. I think the price is a bit too high for how short the game is because I beat it in like an hour and 20 minutes. I think it should've been sold for like $15, but for a Five Nights at Freddy's game, it's decent. I like all the easter eggs and stuff; I just wish it was a bit longer.”
- “I'd say $20 is a bit much as this game isn't very long, but there are a bunch of different endings you can get, so there is a lot of replayability.”
- “I understand that they are going for replayability, just if you have everything and just forgot to go to the voucher machine another time; it gets kinda frustrating.”
stability
70 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability has received mixed feedback, with many players reporting various glitches and bugs, ranging from minor annoyances to significant issues like softlocks. While some users experienced smooth playthroughs with minimal problems, others found the game frustratingly buggy, particularly during specific missions or sequences. Overall, while recent patches have improved stability, many still consider the game to be in need of further refinement.
- “Outside of this, there are very few issues with the game; it is very polished and relatively bug free.”
- “I've seen people talk about how they've gotten soft locked and hard locked at multiple places, but maybe I'm just truly lucky to have gotten through the game bug free.”
- “I would also like to mention that it's generally bug free, though in rare cases I've experienced the yellow bunny seemingly teleport from one door to another because the room it was going into was unloaded.”
- “A disappointing, buggy mess that is not worth the $20.”
- “This game is buggy, the hiding system is completely dissatisfying, as well as the chase sequences in the game.”
- “Frustratingly cryptic objectives, glitches ranging from annoying to unplayable to softlocking, and a just out of reach sense of enjoyment.”
humor
66 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is widely appreciated, with many players finding the characters, particularly the funny rabbit, to be entertaining and memorable. The game features a mix of jokes, sarcasm, and absurd moments that contribute to its comedic charm, alongside humorous achievements and references that enhance the overall experience. However, some players noted that the humor can be overshadowed by the game's darker themes, creating a unique but sometimes jarring contrast.
- “On top of that, it had a nice amount of jokes, alongside some fairly funny sarcasm.”
- “I loved how when you beat it, there's a door and if you open it with the key you go back to the torture room (where you found your dad) and you watch Markiplier default dance in front of you as the devs sit in a chair laughing.”
- “Absolutely incredible game! 30/10, FNAF game expectations went above and beyond, insanely funny, beautiful animation, crazy sound design. I just love this game to death way more than I even expected.”
- “One thing that I feel is a negative is that I get screwed over by Chica so many times it's not funny.”
grinding
58 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players generally find the grinding in the game to be excessively tedious, often requiring significant time investment to achieve goals or complete tasks, which can detract from the overall enjoyment. While some appreciate the challenge and the passion behind the game, many express frustration with repetitive tasks, unclear objectives, and the lack of save points, leading to a mixed reception regarding the grinding experience. Overall, the grind is seen as a major hurdle that can overshadow the fun aspects of the game.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “Don’t spend 20 dollars on this; it’s an absolute snooze fest of a game. The AI for enemies is extremely dumb, the tasks are long and tedious, and there is absolutely nothing scary in this horror game. I’m a FNAF fan but I’m extremely disappointed; I would refund if I could.”
- “I love this game, but I am never touching it again after these 34 hours of grinding for achievements. 20 of those hours were spent getting to Night 5 and dying by Spring Bonnie on nightmare mode.”
- “So in order to get all the achievements, you have to do the same thing multiple times across multiple difficulties, which is tedious and boring.”
emotional
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect of the game is highlighted by its intense moments and a heartfelt story that resonates with players, despite some finding it boring. Many reviewers appreciate the blend of terror and warmth, noting it as one of the most emotionally impactful entries in the series. However, the grind for achievements can detract from the overall experience for some players.
- “The game can be a bit intense at times, and the story is very enjoyable and heartfelt.”
- “This is genuinely one of the most terrifying and emotional Five Nights at Freddy's games since the fourth one, nothing short of immaculate.”
- “Beyond that, this game has a lot of variation in how you play and a somewhat touching story to be told.”
- “Boring story”
- “Boring story”
- “Boring story”
character development
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Character development varies significantly across the reviews; while some characters, like Oswald and his father, are noted for their intriguing growth despite the game's brevity, others suffer from a lack of depth and predictability, leading to flat character arcs. Overall, the transformation of certain characters from passive to active roles is highlighted as a positive aspect, but the repetitive nature of the story detracts from the overall impact of character development.
- “His character development is significant as he transforms from a passive observer to an active participant in his own fate.”
- “Oswald and his father are some of the most interesting characters in the FNAF series, with a good amount of character development for such a short game.”
- “The story felt repetitive and lacked depth, with predictable scares and flat character development.”
optimization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game's optimization has improved significantly following a recent update, addressing many previous bugs and enhancing the overall experience. However, some users still report persistent performance issues, potentially related to controller use, despite the visual elements like jump scares and animations remaining impressive.
- “Since the update came out, the performance of the game is much better now. Many of the bugs and bad experiences I had while playing are now significantly improved.”
- “The jump scares and animations look great, even though the game has some intense performance issues that may be related to using a controller, according to the patch notes.”
- “The recent update has greatly enhanced the game's performance, making my overall experience much more enjoyable.”
- “Unfortunately, the game has pretty intense performance issues (which may or may not be linked to using a controller based on patch notes?), but jump scares and animations still look great.”
- “The optimization is lacking, leading to frequent frame drops and stuttering during gameplay, which detracts from the overall experience.”
- “Despite the game's potential, the poor optimization results in long loading times and crashes that make it frustrating to play.”
monetization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization of the game is criticized as being unworthy of its $20 price tag, with players feeling it offers less value compared to other titles in the genre. Many consider it a cash grab, citing slow gameplay, bugs, and a lack of fluidity as reasons for their disappointment. Overall, reviewers suggest that the game fails to justify its cost and recommend exploring better alternatives.
- “For $20 it is not worth it at all, you get more out of Help Wanted 2 which is like $15 more or you get the originals for the same price and you get way more out of it. This game is too slow and boring, the gameplay isn't fluid and is just honestly a cheap cash grab. Mega Cat need to up their game if they want to be the official devs for the Fazbear Frights books because this is not it, chief. Oh also, so buggy, literally get hardlocked on night 5 and you can't progress further at all.”
- “When I first got this game I thought it was gonna be a $30 cash grab for a pixelated game, but damn.”
- “This game feels like a cheap cash grab with its lack of content and poor gameplay mechanics.”

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FNAF Into The Pit [Old Edition] is a survival action adventure game with horror theme.

FNAF Into The Pit [Old Edition] is available on Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation 5 and others.

On average players spend around 7 hours playing FNAF Into The Pit [Old Edition].

FNAF Into The Pit [Old Edition] was released on August 7, 2024.

FNAF Into The Pit [Old Edition] was developed by KingDragonsYT.

FNAF Into The Pit [Old Edition] has received very positive reviews from players and very positive reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its stability.

FNAF Into The Pit [Old Edition] is a single player game with multiplayer support.

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