Playing FNAF at school transforms a solitary horror game into a communal spectator event. Students gather around a Chromebook, reacting collectively to a Foxy dash or a Bonnie appearance. This shared ritual builds peer bonds and creates “insider” knowledge (e.g., “Check Pirate Cove!”) that circulates as digital folklore.
Playing FNAF at school transforms a solitary horror game into a communal spectator event. Students gather around a Chromebook, reacting collectively to a Foxy dash or a Bonnie appearance. This shared ritual builds peer bonds and creates “insider” knowledge (e.g., “Check Pirate Cove!”) that circulates as digital folklore.
