We’ve all been there, D2N. It’s fine. It’s not like you were streaming the game and everyone saw y-… oh, wait.

Now, the horror genre is a much more fluid and changeable one than newcomers may think. For some, horror simply means mountains of gore, while other fans opt for something more cerebral. There’s a lot of crossover here. This is even more evident in the case of horror video games.

Take the Resident Evil franchise. The original trilogy is a masterclass of survival horror; slow burning, atmospheric, fixed camera angles, super clunky controls, we all know the score there. As of Resident Evil 4, though, all of this changed significantly. Suddenly, Leon was leaping through windows face-first, running from chainsaw-wielding villains and suplexing monks into the floor so hard their heads exploded (literally). Was it still a horror game? Well, yes, much more so than its successors.

Which brings us to Five Nights At Freddy’s. Scott Cawthon’s pop culture phenomenon presents us with horror of a very visceral, straightforward kind. The games seem rather simplistic on the surface, and in terms of gameplay alone, they are. You flick between viewpoints, finagle the lights and doors and generally battle to keep Freddy and his buddies at bay. What happens if you fail? Well, everyone knows the answer to that: one of a variety of grim, animatronic jump scares befalls you and the game is over.

There’s a lot more to the franchise than that, though. The lore is quite rich and deep, and endlessly discussed by the Freddy’s faithful. It’s just a shame that a lot of this is overlooked by the naysayers, who think that there’s nothing to the whole affair but cheap jump scares. Sadly, D2N’s doing little to disprove that theory with this hilarious stream moment.

“Yo, yo, I’m not scared of you… what you gonna do? What you gonna do,” the streamer demands of Freddy, who is lurking ominously in his rain-spattered in-game window. The streamer proudly proclaims he isn’t afraid of anything, before shifting his view slightly to the right, and… well, you can guess what happens next.

A jump scare, a terrified howl from the player, and the crash of something in the real world hitting the floor. It’s vintage Five Nights At Freddy’s streaming gold, and you can heck out the full (NSFW language throughout) clip right here.

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