And throughout the entire campaign, the player is not enabled to perform any meaningful tactical choices, with options to just repeat the same moves over and over again (attack, defend and heal). All moves are poorly animated, with little to no description of their effectiveness. The main battle screen features the players and opponents’ team that can have up to 4 active members on each side. The gameplay of the title fares no better. But the game has no narrative elements, no pacing, and not even a clear plot that can justify any event that happens inside the game. The main quest of the game puts the in-game characters on the mission to find the source of the rot and decay that has started to spread across the world. Instead of having a strong atmosphere that his franchise is best known for, this spinoff title has a totally normal storyline with very little appeal. In Five Nights at Freddy's World, players have the ability to control up to 40 characters that are taken from the rich FNAF history and explore a fantasy world that is sadly completely devoid of horror. Sadly, the final product that is presented to the player is weak and disappointing.

Instead of delivering to players a traditional horror experience found in the mainline FNAF titles, with first-person gameplay and spooky camera feeds inside the haunted environment full of demonic animatronic characters, this game moves more toward the gameplay seen in the traditional Japanese RPG titles where the player manages a party of characters and engages in tactical turn-based combat.

Five Nights at Freddy's World (FNaF World) is a spinoff of the popular horror franchise that tries to acclimate fans to a totally new gaming genre – a turn-based RPG.

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