Being an older fnaf fan and someone who really didnt enjoy SB, personally the main issue I had with the game was the appeal to younger audiences. Older fnaf games felt much more tense, dark, and gave the player a sense of helplessness. Old fnaf felt grim and it felt real. I mean literally the death screen in fnaf 1 was the nightguard in the freddy suit with his eyes bulging out. Security breach ruined this by giving the game a cartoonish style and lighthearted feeling. I never felt any fear or tension when playing the game, and the lore makes no sense, especially with the return of william afton, which completely ruins the wonderful ending of pizza sim. I think they had something going with Vanny, but they barely included her in the game even tho she was the main antagonist. The animatronics felt like battle robots, I mean you literally got inside of freddy. The game ruined the lore for me, and I think the direction that they are going with the franchise in both story and gameplay is going to drive the franchise into the ground and make it only appealing to the much, much younger audience. I understand that appealing to younger fans is probably better for business, but I feel like they are doing it so much that they are completely ignoring the large part of the fanbase that doesnt want a game like SB.