Five Nights At Freddy's: Core Collection (Nintendo Switch)

The Five Night's at Freddy's series started on PC and quickly grew an enormous fanbase after YouTubers made let's plays and videos about the first and subsequent games in the series. Now, the game has made the jump to consoles and this collection contains nearly all the mainline series, only missing Ultimate Custom Night and Pizzeria Simulator, the latter of which is available separately as a digital game and the former is harder to adapt so hasn't been released just yet.In terms of presentation, this is a relatively 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 almost all the mainline games in the series on the go!You can also get FNAF: Help Wanted on a physical cartridge too, a VR game that adapted really well to button and stick controls. I recommend both of these cartridges and I hope we'll see another smaller collection later down the line with Ultimate Custom Night and Pizzeria Simulator just to round out the physical collection!

The game was amazing it arrived not damaged and the game play is amazing I recommend if you like five nights at Freddy’s!!!

Nephew loved it,

Good game for a good price

Amazing Thankyou

So, the fnaf core collection includes fnaf, fnaf 2, fnaf 3, fnaf 4 and fnaf: sister location. For gameplay, I honestly think it is really good. They did a really great job with the controls, and the first fnaf can also be played fully with touch screen (not sure about the others). The graphics look great, and the sounds great too, although I have heard that the fnaf 2 phone call sounds a bit quirky for some people, I haven't had any problems with that as the phone call sounds just like the pc version. So far, I have beaten 4/20 mode on fnaf 1 and have moved on to the second game, leaving me to trying to beat fnaf 2, but I have played through night 1-2 of every game to test out. It is not that hard to play on controller honestly, and I got the hang of it really quick.So, to summarise, I think it's really great. The only thing I could complain about is that there is no menu screen, instead it just sprays out all of the games on to the home screen (there should be a picture attached) and Its kind of underwhelming.I'd say that if you like fnaf, and don't already have the digital versions on switch (as it adds nothing new), then you should go buy it. Its a great product.

My sons favourite games all on one . He loves playing this

Great jump scare game