Come get your candy here, candy, candy.

Now I will tell you a story really, a story about an end and the beginning of the end.

There once was a boy Tulligan scars.

He was so ashamed of his scars.

He refused to look in a mirror.

This lasted for so long.

He eventually forgot they were ever there.

Years passed until one day.

This boy would come to the edge of the dark forest.

There he saw a rabbit. He followed the rabbit as it stamped through the woods. They went to bone the logs and the round trees until he was eventually led to a beautiful flower.

The scar-faced boy, now a grown man, plucked the flower to give to his daughter, but upon touching it, she died,

for the flower was poisonous, and the man returns to the forest to play. Hello internet. Welcome to Game Theory, the show that encourages you to be Mask Off.

Ladies and gentlemen, it is time to conclude the year of Knaf.

With tales from the Pizzaplex books release in every two months, the Ruined DLC release back in of Fnaf all over again, where there was a new release happening every few months.

And to end the year of Fnaf on an insanely high note,

Steelwall decided to pull one final trick out of the Scott Cawthon playbook.

They released a second game within six months of ruin,

completely unexpected, but very exciting sequel

to FNAF VR Help Wanted.

And let me tell you, they couldn't have released

a more perfect game at a more perfect time.

Because at a moment of peak frustration with the fan base,

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