Seeker of the Mimic is finally here and it changes everything.

Our understanding of the books, our understanding of the timeline, and our understanding of the characters we've come to know over the last 11 years.

But as always, I'm here to pull an Afton or an Edwin, as it turns out, and put it all back together.

Hello, Internet! Welcome to Game Theory! it turns out and put it all back together. Hello internet.

Welcome to Game Theory, the show that's jaw has been hanging open like a badly made Cheekha costume ever since the release of FNAF's Secret of the Mimic.

And I'm not alone in that feeling.

Every single YouTuber has been completely sideswiped by this game.

Cheekha! I can't believe we got Cheekha!

Hey!

Oh my god, there she is! That's insane!

Why has it taken us all by surprise?

Well, besides the fact the game actually works, mostly, it also did something that is completely

unheard of in a FNAF game.

They actually gave us a story.

And I don't mean the super cryptic kind that we have to spend years and years figuring out.

I mean the kind that actually helps us move forward in this franchise.

For a long time, the community has been frustrated with the lack of clarification out there

for this series.

It's been years of theory upon theory upon theory.

And while we have come to certain agreements for parts of it, there are still massive sections

of the law that we haven't been able to agree on simply because there's never really

been a solid foundation to jump off of.

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