What's the point of this mask from Into the Pits?

As you explore the house of our main character, Oswald, this item can fall from the attic.

But when during the game this happens, is completely random.

What's even stranger is that it's the only piece of Fazbear merchandise in the entire house.

The game would have you believe that it for that purpose, there are plenty of other items that show

up way more reliably that can also be used for the game's one and only trade, making a luck-based

item like this feel totally unnecessary, unless it's not really here to be a game mechanic.

It's here to tell us something, something important, and I think I know what it is.

Thank you. Something important, and I think I know what it is. I think I know what it is. Hello internet.

Welcome to Game Theory, the show that yes, is finally talking about the biggest and only FNAF game of 2024 into the pit.

A game based on the first Fasbear Fright story released as part of the big finale

of FNAF's 10th anniversary. Or at least it was supposed to be. It ended up coming out a day early,

and so instead, we got FNAF movie script pages on the final day. We should probably look into that.

Regardless, it came out and people loved this thing. Like the original story, we follow a 10-year-old boy called Oswald, who finds a time-traveling

ball pit inside his local pizzeria, Jeff's Pizza.

The ball pit takes him back to 1985, where he finds out that Jeff's used to be a Freddy

Fazbear's.

This thing's got all the stuff you'd expect.

Arcade machines, pizza, and a bunch of dead

kids, along with the yellow rabbit mascot that's responsible. Yeah, this place is the real deal.

The yellow rabbit tries to catch Oswald, but he escapes, only for the yellow creature to jump out

and drag his dad back into the pit instead. The rabbit then re-emerges from the pit, only now

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