Five Nights at Freddy's - Core Collection - Nintendo Switch

I purchased this for my daughter and realized afterward it included all 4 variations. She is as thrilled. That said, definitely not something I’d recommend for kids under 9. My youngest likes to watch her sister and likes it in the moment but had more nightmares when watching it.

Haunted animatronics want to stuff you in a suit. There. I saved you from the jumpscares and threadbare plot of this game. It's still less scary than a visit to a childhood pizza place.But really, if you like jumpscares, this isn't a bad game. Its quirky and full of personality, and spooky too!

A barebones package. The games are all separate icons that pop up when you insert the cartridge into your switch so there's no launcher menu and no real extras to speak of. This is just the digital games thrown onto a cartridge and nothing more. So how well did the games translate to console?Well, relatively good all things speaking! You have both touchscreen and button controls for every game so you could play through the whole first 4 games using only the touch screen, apart from mini-games which generally only support buttons, and have an experience similar to the mobile ports of the series. The outlier is Sister Location, which features no touchscreen controls whatsoever, instead relegating you to controlling a pointer using the analog sticks for sections ... MoreA barebones package. The games are all separate icons that pop up when you insert the cartridge into your switch so there's no launcher menu and no real extras to speak of. This is just the digital games thrown onto a cartridge and nothing more. So how well did the games translate to console?Well, relatively good all things speaking! You have both touchscreen and button controls for every game so you could play through the whole first 4 games using only the touch screen, apart from mini-games which generally only support buttons, and have an experience similar to the mobile ports of the series. The outlier is Sister Location, which features no touchscreen controls whatsoever, instead relegating you to controlling a pointer using the analog sticks for sections which require it. It's an annoying restriction and adds a little more difficulty to an already difficult game. The game is still perfectly playable after some adjustment thankfully and Sister Location remains an enjoyable experience.Overall, this is a fantastic collection of games that made the jump to Switch relatively intact and is a great way to enjoy series.