and make sure to refund the people who bought it.

@M_ its not upto scott to approve the game or not he is not the publisher, the game will handle alot different to FNAF so will not need to concern Scott we listened to what he said and are working hard to fix the issues and as for refunds i dont think its possible but from my understanding when the new version is released anyone who purchased it will just update it n play the new game with no extra charge. If you want a refund you have to contact steam about the issue

I think it's insane that users today think a designer can own an entire game genre... WTH is wrong with gamers today. If these "kids" were around in the 80's Sonic would have been banned for being a "Mario ripoff". Duke Nukem would be gone for being a "Doom ripoff" and then they'd bash on Doom for just being a "reskin of Wolf 3D"... Ugh.

I don't think that Scott saw himself as owning an entire genre, but he did see himself as owning the game he created., The Dolls in its original form was an almost exact copy of his game, which is a bit different from simply creating a game in the same genre.

don't mind that comment, i was dumb ._.

Scott is pretty tyrannical, if you have seen how he dictates the FNaF subreddit, wiki's, forum, etc, He takes down posts that have a shadow of criticism towards his games and bans the users who posted them. He actually does believe he owns the genre which is funny because there was a point and click adventure game a lot like it, and better, that came out in the 90's. Another interesting fact: there arent 3D models in any FNaF game because he is garbage at coding, it is all 2D captures of the 3D models as a chain of sprites. All of Canada puts it best: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1xedaZRoh8

I mean to be honest FNAF is Night Trap, done as a power point when you get down to it.