This isn't a serious critique! Five Nights at Freddy’s is a legendary horror game, its combination of creativity and simple mechanic is a huge part of why it works so well. But if we take a moment to look into the game through the lens of actual history and real-world logic around 1992/93 (no official confirmation), a few things start to look pretty funny and questionable. High-Tech Camera Tablet In 1993, a low budget family restaurant wouldn't able to pay for that kind of device, plus the idea of instantly switching camera feeds via a flip tablet was decades ahead of its time! That's why they switched to a multi-CRT monitor setup which seems more accurate, even though the movie's timeline is set later than the game's. Motorized Blast Doors The two doors in the office are quite unusual in a restaurant. Motorized blast doors like those are reserved for high security like military bunkers, research facilities, or bank vaults. A real '90s office door would just h...