The Most UNDERRATED FNAF Fan Game

( In my opinion ; ] )

Today we talk about one of the BEST FNAF fan games I have ever played, Tyke and Sons Lumber Co! I go over the gameplay, the things I love about it, and why I think it is one of the most UNDERRATED FNAF fan games ever made!

Most of the footage in the video is from @FusionZGamer because this game doesn't run very well on my PC and I didn't wanna use laggy footage. Thank you to him for uploading high quality gameplay!

#FNAF #Fangame #FiveNightsAtFreddys #Chipper #TykeAndSons

[mixlas]

I think this stands out since it doesn't really feel like a Poppy Playtime fangame.

[Jscon]

Mixlas being the developer of Tyke and Sons and Baby’s Nightmare Circus definitely deserves to be in the next wave of the Fazbear Fanverse. He is absolutely exceptional with game design.

[FusionZGamer]

Glad my gameplay could be put to good use! I’m right there with you too. I’ve always said this game was underrated and one of my absolute favorite fan games. If you like this game you should definitely check out porkchops adventure too as it’s similar to this game in the best way possible.

[SonicHaXD]

Chipper and Sons Lumber Co. will always have a special place in my heart. And the fact that an amazing fan game came out from it is astounding XD

[twitchyeyess]

This feels like a homage and celebration of Scott Cawthon and his career, each animatronic being from a different era of fnaf. Which is genius!

[landonhagan]

The only weakness of this game is the backgrounds. They're not bad, they just don't compare to Scott's. His games aren't praised enough for their incredible background art.

[earthboundfan]

The subtle hints at the animatronics with the stories about them is genius. The writing and ideas for this game were executed beautifully.

[paegr]

This whole game is a massive love letter to Scott's odd artstyle

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Amazing fan made games like this shows how much passion people have for FNAF.

[Cyesine]

I’m honored to have been a small part of this amazing game! I was the voice of one of the monster mushroom that appears at the end of the game.

[bluecheese]

I just think it’s amazing how the creator took 2 of the most important games of Scott’s career and merged their styles into one experience. There’s absolutely no way this isn’t his favorite fan game.

[wafagdplqs]

This game is very underrated and was sadly forgotten for how good it is. Even by me sometimes... a person who truly like the game.
It's a very cool and good game that deserve WAY MORE attention. A true love letter to Scott's work(s) in my opinion.

[KitKatWiffleBallBat]

I hope this talented game designer/creator makes enough money to live comfortably. Meaning, I hope they are hired to create the games of their dreams, or at the very least, work on other paid projects. They are incredibly gifted, and clearly passionate about the source material.

[ValenciaOranges]

This game is genuinely terrifying to me and I just found out about it-- a few months ago, before I knew this game existed, I had a nightmare that I was trapped in a FNAF game that took place in the woods, where I'd have to run between two small shacks a few hundred feet away from each other and close doors and windows to evade the animatronics, and the vibe of it was all very similar to this game. Finding out it exists was pretty terrifying for me because of that lol

[MrRiot-ufrm]

I want more videos on fan games. They don’t get talked about as much anymore.
(Edit: I mean besides the fazbear fanverse initiative, nothing about fan games is talked about in this fandom anymore)

[SwaggyG_]

Tykes and Sons is such a well-crafted love letter towards both FNAF and the game that lead up to said series.

It's so soulful, and it looks like something Scott would've made himself if he wanted to.

Now we just gotta wait for someone to make a FNAF version of The Pilgrim's Progress.

[lillyofthegalley]

I remember being genuinely scared of building more than one of each chip-o-mat, thinking it'd make the nights harder when I first played this. I also loved the little joke with the discount percentage on the exit sign increasing each day until the last one where it changes to "goodbye!".

[anonymousprime]

Another detail I love is night 1 ambiance is kinda chill meaning its easy and not stressful.
From Night 2 onwards the ambience becomes a lot scarier which means the games getting real.

[Rose-wyog]

I actually played this game on a friend's suggestion, streamed it to my discord friend group, and sat down and played the whole thing in one sitting, I may be kinda bad at video games, but it took me most of the day I had left lmao, it's a little confusing and not everything is extremely obvious, like how to deal with the big man on the bed, or get very special/specific craft items, but hey that's what guides are for lmao, great game with some funny little bits in there, play it if you wanna kill some time and maybe get a laugh

[bunsenn]

Welcome to Sparky’s is one of the most polished fan games I’ve ever seen. Using a professional 3D design and physics engine, special shaders, detailed models that actually look like real animatronics and not just plastic action figures. And it utilizes a gameplay style I frankly haven’t really seen in many other fan games. This feels like it accomplishes something similar, introducing something new while still building off an existing concept.