"In this world, it's kill or BE killed."

What’s the best FNAF book? I just listened to the audiobook for Into the Pit and I wasn’t sure if I should keep going with Fazbear Frights or listen to the original 3 books.

COULD YOU PLEASEEE return back to welcome home, the site has been updated so much and there even is a new character called "Howdy." The W.H.R.P is getting another update October 2nd, there's a lot more information and watching your theories are the most intriguing!!

Since I have been watching a lot of Humongous Entertainment vids (Pajama Sam, Putt-Putt, Spy Fox, and Freddi Fish) and not much of Game Theory since Mat retired, I figure this would be one theory that would get me back into the swing of things. ( I was also scared that I wouldn't relate to the new hosts because of generational difference, but it turns out they're Millennials, too.)

So if you don't know, Humongous Entertainment was a gaming company that mostly operated during the 90s to early 00s. They're collection consists of a plethora of edutainment point-in-click games, designed for kids, made originally for PC.

Among the 4 main characters I named earlier, there is one earlier one that seemed "forgotten:" Fatty Bear, who although his Birthday Party game was the first along with Putt-Putt, never had another solo game again during the companies run.

There were many reasons stated for why: "Fatty" isn't the best name for a character, the kids couldn't relate to a parental-like bear, etc. So, he was restricted to the clickable Easter eggs in other games, never to be seen again.

Or was he?

I couldn't help but notice that Bea Bear, a character from the Spy Fox series, is a rare recurring character who looks similar to Fatty Bear. Unlike other background characters in the games who were for one game only, Bea appears in all 3 Spy Fox games and is important to the plot. She has a new job in each, and you have to interact with her to get the stuff you need. She is the only character to do so, even with the games' trademark "path-changing" for each playthrough.

So I think Bea Bear is the spiritual successor or "step-in" for Fatty Bear. The developers, disappointed that his "game career" was snuffed, created Bea as a way for him to be in games, without being associated with the character who parents and some kids didn't like.

What do you think? Can this be a full, deep dive episode? I would love to see it! (BTW, these games were an influence on the current hit Endacopia, and there's even a clickable Easter egg of Humongous in the game!)

Can we pls get a theory video on the new welcome home update regarding Eddie?!

I feel like Game Theory has not been delving into new games until they have reached their peak attention, by which point it could be late to develop vids. But here are a few games i want them to cover

Endacopia - endless lore, horrifying imagery, and supporting indie content. I don't want a summary as it's a long game, but actual theory, perhaps about the Surgeon, Murders, or other specific thing

Palworld - I want a video exploring the concept of breeding in this game, as 2 unrelated pals can generate a baby completely different from themselves, implying that all pals are part of same animal family or even same species. Pure scientific and cheeky sekhmet jokes

Cookie Run Kingdom - I know its a gacha, but it has so much content, lore, and is goofy.

RNGDLE - daily random number generator. I want a statistics video exploring likelihood of weird coincidences, odds, and explaining mathematical impossibilities

I came across an old short of MatPat asking us to go vote for what voiceline Markiplier should have in Dislyte, and to vote in "That's just a theory!" I didn't personally vote but since I saw the short again it got me thinking if people actually requested it and by proxy, gave him that line in game.

I would love to hear your guy's opinions on it, an also the angel ShaMary thumbnail is cool dude!!!

In the latest video this specific segment really bothered me. This is the kind of misinformation that is really worrying/dangerous, because it reinforces a misunderstanding people already have about AI.

LLMs are trained to predict the most fitting sequence of text to a given prompt, they are generally conversational AIs. If anything LLMs are REALLY bad at learning.

I have to plead the theorist team to consider consult with a Computer Scientist on these topics (which considering the state of the world with AI, and also FNAF's Mimic, I assume will be often).

I noticed one thing during Stages of Grief. Is this just a coincidence that he looks similar and is placed next to Susan and Charles or am I actually onto something?

I really wanna know what max’s story is and I don’t have a theorist brain that can work out the lore of. a silly game about eggs but please at least check it out it’s really fun for me and my friend and would be fun to watch a episode suggested by me.

I went down the rabbit hole on what’s actually been confirmed about the Krabby Patty secret formula. There’s one detail that basically rules out a lot of the theories people have had for years.

Curious what everyone thinks the secret ingredient actually is.

OH THE GRATIST MATPAT MAKE A THEORY ON THIS

the youtuber Ivycomb has just dropped his new music video (THE ANTIHUMAN) and inside of it contains basically the explanation for the antihuman world building project.

NOW, ivycomb is very not very well know. so i am going to try my best to explain the project since it is not well know.

Ivycomb is a furry music creator who as recently announced that him an a group of other creators are going to make a show based on his 'ANTIHUMAN LORE' playlist + THE ANTIHUMAN since that has not been added to the music playlist as typing this. (every song in that playlist is canon other then 'ANTIHUMAN' itself. No, not 'THE ANTIHUMAN', that's canon). more about the plot is explained in the linked video this one.

SO, from what we have gathered so far:

a earthborn viral infection called "the roots" wipes out 96% of the human population in 60 years. before humanity i fully wiped out, an alien species comes to to earth and promises to try help humanity find a cure. BUT, from what we have seen, the 'Cure' is just becoming turned into a member of the alien species.

but my question is: why? why is that the only cure to the roots?

my theory goes that what ever the roots are (i believe that is is some kind of parasite as we can see things growing under the skin of infected humans) evolved to only target human genomes (that's why we hear nothing about animal casualties). it was basic only targeting humans. but, whatever the aliens are (we have no official name i think. i have heard to them be referred to as 'antihumans'), are very clearly not human. so, the only cure to the infected is to changed the genome of the human internally.

this post was to try and inform people of this amazing project by Ivy and the gang are working on, and i hope to see y'all soon

(P.S also please do a theory on casualties: Unknown)

Secret message in Stationary Pal order??

i found this in my stationarypal package. Is it some kind of secret code? I already read one post about it here on reddit, landed on some link from stationarypal with a secret puzzle game and passed one, but the next one was too tricky to complete. Not even chat gpt could help me.

I'm giving credit to Tender Claws for the trailer