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Watch Seniors Shrug Off The Scares Of Five Nights At Freddy’s
Many people find Five Nights At Freddy’s scary, and its blend of suspense and jump scares has proven successful at eliciting screams from some of the people who play it.
Part of that success has come from the YouTube community latching on to watching people be scared by it. So naturally, it was just a matter of time until React started putting it in front of people. While the channel has exposed others to the animatronic nightmare fuel previously, none have cared as little as this group of senior citizens.
Maybe it’s a symptom of the generational gap, or maybe they’ve just become hardened by years of grueling everyday life, but Five Nights At Freddy’s 2 doesn’t even phase most of them.
If you want to see how Game Informer editors react to scary games, check out this video of Tim Turi and Jeff Cork goofing around in a few.
[Source: React on YouTube]
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