‘Five Nights At Freddy’s’ creator retires after PAC donations attract criticism
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nme.comFive Nights At Freddy’s creator Scott Cawthon has announced that he is retiring and will be passing control of the series to someone else in the future.The announcement was made on Cawthon’s personal site, where he said: “I’ve had a blessed, fulfilling, and rich career.
I’ve been shown great kindness, and I’ve tried to show great kindness in return.”In the post, Cawthon also says that the Five Nights At Freddy’s franchise won’t be ending, responded to the idea that the series would be ending by saying “No.” before clarifying that “someone else will eventually be running the show; someone of my choosing, and someone that I trust.”Five Nights At Freddy’s was first released in 2014.
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