Aoz wroteNanashi wroteAoz wroteLokorfi wroteI guess it's popular to get that temporary rush of fear that lasts for like a second and then it goes old really fast.
But it is not even scary. It is just a teddybear popping up in your face.
That's called a 'jumpscare'. In case you haven't been paying attention to youtubers (as games such as this, called youtube fodder, are often played mainly by the youtubers cause 'it's more fun seeing someone laugh at glitches/get scared'), that's a rather popular thing these days. All it does is generally make you 'jump in fear' from a split-second pop-up in your face. Feeding on surprise elements, in other words.
I have seen a few youtubers play but it is all just fake reactions. How that could entertain someone is beyond me.
What might be entertaining for some people might not be for others. You could say the same thing for anything acting-wise.
In this case, it just happens to appeal to the online audience.
