It's been well over a decade since Five Nights at Freddy's took the internet by storm, which has since seen countless sequels, genre-shifting spinoffs, and even movie adaptations expanding the world even further. Although the franchise itself has spread far across the gaming industry, it has also inspired other unique projects that take FNAF's initial concepts in unique new directions.
While it's far from the first spiritual successor to the franchise, this latest release also incorporates elements from the Jurassic Park franchise with a mutated twist, which is all topped by the surprising voice of none other than Game Theory and FNAF movie actor Matthew Patrick as one of the main characters.
Having just released on Steam this October, the indie horror in question is WDR Studios' Terrible Lizards, which follows a kid named Jordan who is forced to explore an abandoned dinosaur-themed highway attraction. You'll also be uncovering the dark secrets hiding beneath the location, partially through live-action recordings featuring MatPat as the misguided scientist responsible for the mutated monstrosities.
Nothing like a jump scare or two while you chow down on some pizza.
Although the gameplay of Terrible Lizards is closer to a mix between...
