The right call. The dude had a victory lap and a half with his game and his parental life demands his utmost attention now, specially at his age. I never trust leaving a franchise on someone else's hands, but like Scott himself said: let the debate ensue about FNaF games' quality in the first place.

Catch you on the flip side, Scott. You set a new bar for indie game developers all over the word that will not be raised anytime soon, and that is one hell of a note to leave on.

It might be half a decade old, but it feels like this fits here right now.