A collection of mini-games set in Freddy's universe, and killer animatronics that lunge right at your face.

With no direct preference vote, the detail shows a typical horror profile. Controller feel holds up well, ahead of more than eight games out of ten, and its mood follows. But fun finishes at the very bottom of the ranking, and again, that is not a criticism: a scare game is not meant to be fun, it is meant to terrify you. Especially in virtual reality, where Help Wanted locks you in front of its monsters. You go for the thrill and the fear, not for a light good time.

Next to other horror games, its VR version pushed immersion and dread to a level few experiences reach.

So, who is it for? For you if you like scaring yourself, jump scares, and VR immersion. Much less if terror does not amuse you or if you want varied gameplay.