History YMMV / FiveNightsAtFuckboys

** In this game, Springtrap uses a British text-to-speech voice for an unexplained reason. [[spoiler:Assuming that 'Mr. Afton' from ''[[Videogame/FiveNightsAtFreddysSisterLocation Sister Location]]'' really is Purple Guy, then Purple Guy does, indeed, have a British accent in canon.]]

* MemeticMutation:

** Update 2 has Foxy, Toy Chica, JJ, Withered Chica, Fredbear, [[spoiler: and Souldozer]] SuddenlyVoiced. Playing this game then World makes the voice acting funnier.

* HilariousInHindsight: In Act 2 of the third game, the Fuckboy's canon decides that, once upon a time, Golden Freddy went by the name of "Fredbear". [[spoiler: Turns out this is '''''[[{{VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys4}} exactly what Scott had in mind for the canon source material.]]''''']]
** This is even better when one considers the ''Golden Edition'' fangame of this fangame series, which has been acknowledged by the creators of ''Five Nights at Fuckboy's''.

** To top it all off, Scott's announcement of the spinoff RPG ''Videogame/FiveNightsAtFreddysWorld'' makes this whole series seem incredibly omniscient.

*** According to ''World'', Toy Foxy used to have a hook, just like Mangle in this series uses them as her weapons. The Save Import Scenario of ''2'' also briefly features a playable un-mangled Mangle referred to as Toy Foxy, and as it turns out, Toy Foxy (or more appropriate, Funtime Foxy) would be confirmed as a playable character in ''World''.

* FridgeBrilliance: Regarding the Refurbs fight. They are supposed to be impossible, ''just like how Scott Cawthon originally intended 4/20 mode to be.''
** Likewise, 10/20 mode is possible, just extremely difficult.

** Update 2 has Foxy, Toy Chica, JJ, Withered Chica, Fredbear, [[spoiler and Souldozer]] SuddenlyVoiced. Playing this game then World makes the voice acting funnier.

*** According to ''World'', Toy Foxy used to have a hook, just like Mangle in this series uses them as her weapons. The Save Import Scenario of ''2'' also briefly features a playable un-mangled Mangle referred to as Toy Foxy, and as it turns out, Toy Foxy would be confirmed as a playable character in ''World''.

** The Refurbs at the end of 2. You have to fight ''four'' bosses at once, who each have several hundred thousand health points, use ridiculously overpowered skills, and will use cakes to revive each other at the first possible chance. They are intended as a HopelessBossFight, but can be killed with a very, ''very'' specific strategy.

* Springtrap can always move twice because he's both the animatronic and the Purple Guy (though this doesn't seem to get brought up).

** The Refurbs at the end of 2. You have to fight ''four'' bosses at once, who each have several hundred thousand health points, use ridiculously overpowered skills, and will use cakes to revive each other at the first possible chance. They are intended as a HopelessBossBattle but can be killed with a very, ''very'' specific strategy.

** The boss of the bonus dungeon in ''1'' hits twice per turn (always killing a party member with each hit) and comes with four {{mooks}} who are very annoying of their own. Your best chance is to either try locking him up with Paralysis right off the bat and keep him that way or a complex strategy which requires a large stash of Cakes.

** The Refurbs at the end of 2. You have to fight ''four'' bosses at once, who each have several hundred thousand health points, use ridiculously overpowered skills, and will use cakes to revive each other at the first possible chance.

** The 20's Generator Vent levels of Act 3 of ''3'' are just rehashes of the Generator levels in the 90s, but with a dark filter which makes it difficult to traverse even when playing at low brightness in the dark. Unless you thought to make a map to guide yourself through in the 90s' version, you need to travel based on guesses and estimates with a small lighter fire to illuminate your immediate surroundings [[spoiler: and in the case for one of the Generator levels, need to be able to remember how to traverse the map rotated 90 degrees]]. Though thankfully, there is typically a teleporter near the start of these levels to warp your party directly to the bosses, but at a cost of health, skill, and tokens.

** To top it all off, Scott's announcement of the spinoff RPG ''Five Night's At Freddy's World'' makes this whole series seem incredibly omniscient.

*** According to ''World'', Toy Foxy used to have a hook, just like Mangle in this series uses them as her weapons.

* BrokenBase: The reception of ''Fuckboy's 3''. While there are people that enjoy it and welcome it as a proper closure of the trilogy with a good level of challenge, others are saying it's dull, too difficult, and too linear for the first two acts. This mixed reaction was cited as the reason why it's the last game in the series - Sable didn't want to keep working on a game that wasn't well-liked.

** The most exaggerated example of this is [[spoiler:Cranky Kong]] in Act 3. He has maximum stats, 600 defense, attacks multiple times per round, ''and'' regenerates 10,000 HP per round. His attacks are capable of hitting everyone at the same time, and do shit-tons of damage.

* BrokenBase: The reception of ''Fuckboy's 3''. While there are people that enjoy it and welcome it as a proper closure of the trilogy with a good level of challenge, others are saying it's dull, too difficult, and too linear for the first two acts.
* CrossesTheLineTwice: In Fuckboy's 3, Springtrap can leave the building. First, he ends up in a car crash. Horrific. Several more come in rapid succession. Funny. A simple "ouch" by Springtrap after all of that. Hilarious.

* BrokenBase: The reception of ''Fuckboy's 3''. While there are people that enjoy it and welcome it as a proper closure of the trilogy with a good level of challenge (at least until [[spoiler:Act 3 gives us the rest of ''Fuckboy's 3'''s story]]), others are saying it's dull, too difficult, and too linear (alongside the lack of party members).