In a shocking move, game developer Scott Cawthon has announced that he will be removing FNaF World from Steam and re-releasing it for free on GameJolt once completed. This decision comes after Cawthon felt that the game was released prematurely and did not meet his standards.

What's even more impressive is that Cawthon has set up a system with Valve to allow players to get a full refund, regardless of their play time. This means that anyone who purchased the game can request a refund at any point, making this one of the most player-friendly moves in gaming history.

Cawthon has expressed his appreciation for his fans' support and encourages everyone to refund their Steam copy of the game and download the new version when it becomes available on GameJolt. He also announced that he will replace the demo currently on GameJolt with the full game once it's ready, making FNaF World a completely free experience.

But why did Cawthon make this decision? In his own words, he was not satisfied with the reviews and ratings the game received, despite having an impressive 87% 'Very Positive' rating. It seems that even with a successful launch, Cawthon felt that more needed to be done to perfect FNaF World.

And what's next for the game? Cawthon is currently hard at work on a fully 3D overworld for FNaF World and plans to continue polishing it up until he's happy with the final product. He also asked Valve to make it possible for players to request refunds at any time, regardless of how long they've owned the game.

It's not every day you see a game developer take such drastic measures to ensure their fans are satisfied. Scott Cawthon has proven himself to be a developer with integrity, willing to listen to feedback and make changes to improve his game. We can't wait to see what the future holds for FNaF World!

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