Following terrible reviews received by "FNaF World," game developer Scott Cawthon looks to redeem himself through "Five Nights At Freddy's: Sister Location" which is set to release very soon. 

"FNaF World" failed to satisfy gamers and iDigitalTimes reported that Cawthon admitted it was "rushed," but he also promised that this will never happen again and that is why fans are anticipating "Five Nights At Freddy's: Sister Location."

Communicating with supporters through Steam, Cawthon spoke about "FnaF World" and why it may have failed. 

"This is just the nature of adding something new to any series, and a risk that every developer takes," Cawthon responded. 

Cawthon may have also shared something about the soon-to-be released game, as he added, "Everyone might love it or everyone might hate it. Obviously I hope that the response will be positive! Only time will tell!"

According to reports, "Five Nights At Freddy's: Sister Location" has new elements in it and this displays Cawthon's willingness to again gamble in his attempt to bounce back from "FnaF World." 

iDigitalTimes mentioned that there are "new animatronic enemies" but some of the favorites from the previous installments of the series can be expected. 

Meanwhile, changes might be essential, especially after a failure that is "FnaF World." The BitBag suggested that these are good because, "sequels demand some sort of innovation, so the aforementioned features would be nice new additions."

The BitBag also reported that some of the new features might include "voice acting" and "free-roaming elements."

As Cawthon stated, putting upgrades in a game is risky and he is repeating it with "Five Nights At Freddy's: Sister Location," but perhaps now, he is more open to unsuccessful tries after "FnaF World," at the same time hoping that these changes will lead to pleasant reviews when the game becomes available.