10 Video Game Franchises That Need To Die

10. Five Nights At Freddy's

Let's face it, if it wasn't for the fact that the first game went viral on Youtube, the series would have been a one and done.

Honestly, it's still kind of close to being a one and done, because most of the games are exactly the same. With new titles feeling more like DLC updates than actual full games, the reason why the franchise has gone on for so long is because of its theory crafting potential, and because of its talented and passionate fanbase who have created content much more interesting than the official games themselves.

The series did try to do something new in their latest entry, Security Breach, where instead of being locked in one or several rooms, they let you have full control of your character as you explored a giant pizzeria... arcade... thing.

It could have been a good idea, except for one problem: It was a broken and terrible mess.

With more glitches than you can shake a jump-scare at, sections that were obviously rushed, and a ton of cut content that is still alluded to in the game, it wasn't a good time.

That's before going into the section where you have no checkpoints and if you die at any time during this multiple hour portion, you have to restart the whole thing again. Fun.