Famed creator of the hit game franchise Five Nights at Freddy's , Scott Cawthon, has announced on Twitter that he will be retiring after 10+ years. The announcement comes amid receiving backlash over the reported allegations that Cawthon had made donations to former president Donald Trump as well as other top Republicans. The Five Nights at Freddy's or more commonly known as "FNAF" franchise has grown and maintained an immense following, especially from members of the LGBTQ+ community. Which is why it came as a shock to many when it was alleged that he was making donations to politicians who famously have been anti-LGBTQ. Cawthon then took to his website and wrote: "I've had a blessed, fulfilling and rich career, [...] I've tried to make some good games (let the debate ensue), and I've witnessed the creation of possibly the most creative and talented fanbase on the planet." In his statement, Cawthon adds that his sudden departure won't be ...