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Doesn't help that both the games involved with this have humor which sticks, regardless of who it appeals to, once swarmed by those under 13 at one point in their lives, and have confusing lore behind it.
Just wait for both FNAF to lose all relevance, and this game to merely be confirmed on life support, maybe even dead, and no one will worry about this. Valve will die, and Activision's COD fever will eventually kill me off, both metaphorically and literally.