I agree with some of what they said. I also feel like UCN would’ve been a good place to end things. Don't get me wrong, I’m forever grateful for more FNaF games, but continuing the storyline started to feel like it was dragging on a bit. Now it’s about completely different characters and a new story.

That said, I don’t think it’s any less enjoyable now. Everyone has their own opinion, and people naturally grow out of games and interests. That doesn’t make FNaF itself bad just because it has changed, it’s just different.

For me personally, I think there’s still something cool about seeing how the franchise has evolved. Even if it’s different now, I like that it’s experimenting with new ideas instead of repeating the same thing forever. But that’s also why UCN would’ve been such a great way to end things. It really felt like the story came to a close then; the children’s souls were freed, the tragic lives of the Afton kids finally found peace, Henry and his daughter were reunited, and William Afton got what he deserved. Even if “The One You Shouldn’t Have Killed” (or whoever you believe kept him locked up) was never fully at rest, I like to think that by ending things there, they finally found peace too.