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The game looks turn based, but it is more pseudo-turn based. The fight mechanics don't improve this either. These are core mechanics that the game needs to work properly. Not having that would be like removing the ability to hear sounds in the original FNAF. Explanation and strategy are part of the core of an RPG. There, it worked, but those were survival horror games. All the original FNAF games threw you into the action with little tutorial, mostly just a bumbling phone call from someone who only half knew what he was talking about. It seems as if the developer was using the same concept in this game as he did in the originals. Same with the companions called Bytes (though these are more self-explanatory). Upgrades (called Chips) are given titles but there is nothing that explains what they do.
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There's no way to tell what abilities do except to use them until you figure out what's going on. Most enemies don't have health bars, abilities don't have cooldowns or prerequisites, and most damningly, there is no explanation for anything. Characters don't have descriptions. Of course, it's difficult to tell how much of this was on purpose. The structure is roughly similar to turn based combat, but this game doesn't follow regular RPG conventions. It isn't just bugs here, it just feels generally unfinished. This is a continuous problem (several of the original FNAF games were very buggy on release) but FNaF World is by far the worst.
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If he wants people to see the product early, he doesn't have to officially release it the minute it's functional. Someone really should sit Scott Cawthon down and explain the concept of Early Access to him. Strange considering that the game was released a month ahead of schedule. Of course, some of these issues are already being fixed, and this may be due to the game being rushed out too early. Looking at the mechanics, many of them are poorly executed. It has to sell itself to Five Nights at Freddy's fans, but does it even manage that since it is so far separated from the original games? There is nothing about it that could sell itself to the general public. If you don't care about Five Nights at Freddy's, there is no point to playing this game. It won't appeal to those horror fans as much, but who else is it supposed to appeal too? From start to finish, FNAF World is made for people who are fans of the series. Five Nights at Freddy's appealed to horror fans specifically with a mysterious and vague story, frightening elements, and survival based gameplay. This just makes FNAF World more all the more strange. The newer games started introducing more complex secrets and Easter eggs, genius inclusions in a game that on the surface doesn't seem to have much going for it narratively. The story of the games began to unfold, and theories were crafted. These are the fans who scoff at the idea of guns and weapons in a horror game and desire the truly gritty recreation of fear. That's the kind of setup many pure survival horror fans dream of. Every game played with the idea of the defenseless protagonist trapped in a room, fighting off death with the most minimal of resources (namely, a flashlight and a door).
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I don't care what haters say, the original series was a good idea and well executed for the most part.