I would start panicking. I'd be yelling at my computer to run a full file scan while talking to Norton about getting a subscription lol

I did many scans, also, fnaf world worked perfectly fine yesterday. This might've been a remote code execution exploit.

At least my antivirus caught it before it could do anything!

Definetly! It woulda gave me a heat attack (pardon if I sound dramatic but I have a major thing with technology safety)

I played a fnaf fan game that crashed at my anti virus said they found a virus right when it crashed

Oh. Well the n why did it show it deleting the virus folder

Bruh, what if it deleted a fake folder so that they would be scared of viruses on the internet to keep their subscriptions

@MrPotatoDude01 then why was the file that the antivirus found in the file directory of fnaf world called like, "Win32Virus" with a bunch of random letters and numbers?

The thing is, fnaf world did work yesterday just fine, as I said, it might be an exploit loophole in clickteam or something.

The Steam version of FNaF World is delisted, but still accessible if you have the url.

If your AV flagged it as malicious, that's probably a false-positive. Steam doesn't allow malware, and I sincerely doubt Scott would have added any malicious code.