Nice FNAF-like game! I love the enemy design, and the music is really atmospheric. I absolutely LOVE that page-turn effect! I do feel the difficulty is a bit high for the first night, I’d love to play against fewer enemies and learn their patterns first before facing them all at once.

And one more thing: there’s no such thing as a “real game”, every game is a real game. What you made here isn’t just A game, it’s YOUR game. You’ve managed to create something that requires motivation, persistence, and above all, patience. Be proud of what you’ve achieved! And congrats on the entry! :D

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What about game: I didn’t understand how to play, but there is a vibe. I’ve played a lot of FNAF games based on them - I can tell the game is really like fnaf (or one day at flumpty’s).

I wanna go through it completely, but it is very inconvenient to rotate the camera

I don't have any experience playing FNAF and had a hard time understanding exactly what I was meant to do to be honest! If the game is continued in the future I'd highly recommend a tutorial :) 

Based on what I have seen from FNAF, this seems like a good extension of the formula, but like I mentioned I haven't played a FNAF game myself. The initial jump scares didn't quite work for me since I didn't exactly know what was going on, but I did play the other nights and I found the last one in particular quite effective!

The shaders used for the CCTV effect is good.

I would really love to see the visuals get some more focus! The textures being used are good and everything, but there isn't a solidifying visual theme if that makes sense. The textures don't entirely look like they belong in the same environment, but I can't 100% put my finger on why that may be. In addition it does seem like all of the materials used are using a specular value but not using normal maps. This is entirely personal preference, but I think that specular shine should largely only be used in tandem with normal maps to avoid a generic "shine" being applied to everything.

Another thing that is entirely personal preference, it looks like the textures are using texture filtering, but some of them are lower-res than others. This leads to stuff looking blurry (similar to the N64). This may have been intentional so I don't want to say "you should use nearest filtering", but I wanted to mention that nearest neighbor filtering can avoid textures looking overly smooth just in case you or someone else seeing this wasn't aware :) 

Overall great job with the submission :) I am really impressed with the number of mechanics considering the limited time frame given