a fnaf game purely dedicated to it's gameplay mechanics. its almost a sandbox in the way you can choose to deal with certain mechanics from throughout the series. the gameplay is really satisfying to master and can be extremely precise, and i just find this extremely addicting. an amazing capstone to end the series on.
and i just love how thematic this game fits with the franchise. every game is 5 nights, and there's 5 core games. then theres always a bonus 6th night, FFPS being a secret 6th fnaf game from the surface. and then a 7th night thats a custom night, this game being the 7th fnaf. scott is a genius
and i just love how thematic this game fits with the franchise. every game is 5 nights, and there's 5 core games. then theres always a bonus 6th night, FFPS being a secret 6th fnaf game from the surface. and then a 7th night thats a custom night, this game being the 7th fnaf. scott is a genius
I don't think I can give Ultimate Custom Night a rating. It is a best of compilation that exists to push masochists to their absolute limits. It isn't a Five Nights at Freddy's game as much as it is a bragging right, which I can respect.
I would explain how the game operates but I had to watch a four hour long playlist of explanations of each individual mechanic to reliably make it to 1:00 AM. I don't know where this falls in the Five Nights at Freddy's narrative (And to be honest, I'm terrified of looking up any story past Sister Location), but this game is my own personal Hell. Every issue I have with each individual Five Nights at Freddy's game is accounted for made exponentially worse by the fact this game requires 100% concentration to play (Which if you require me to be sober and not listen to random Spotify playlists when playing a game as simple as Five Nights at Freddy's, you've pushed me to my absolute limit).
Ultimate Custom Night lives up to its name because if you do not care, then you'll move on. I mean, most people have better things to do than put 119 hours in a video game to say you beat it (That's just my Steam time, I tried on PlayStation but stopped after seeing the control list and feeling like I'd have an easier time learning how to play "Tommy the Cat" by Primus with a missing arm). This game is terribly designed and it revels in that fact. It knows its audience and who is going to be playing it and it earns respect for that. The game is fucking brutal and asks you for its undivided attention because you can't brute force this game.
I enjoyed my time... but if you ever make me play this game again, the screams of the voices of the damned will be heard from across the world.
Rating: ???
Genre(s): Point and click adventure, rage game
I would explain how the game operates but I had to watch a four hour long playlist of explanations of each individual mechanic to reliably make it to 1:00 AM. I don't know where this falls in the Five Nights at Freddy's narrative (And to be honest, I'm terrified of looking up any story past Sister Location), but this game is my own personal Hell. Every issue I have with each individual Five Nights at Freddy's game is accounted for made exponentially worse by the fact this game requires 100% concentration to play (Which if you require me to be sober and not listen to random Spotify playlists when playing a game as simple as Five Nights at Freddy's, you've pushed me to my absolute limit).
Ultimate Custom Night lives up to its name because if you do not care, then you'll move on. I mean, most people have better things to do than put 119 hours in a video game to say you beat it (That's just my Steam time, I tried on PlayStation but stopped after seeing the control list and feeling like I'd have an easier time learning how to play "Tommy the Cat" by Primus with a missing arm). This game is terribly designed and it revels in that fact. It knows its audience and who is going to be playing it and it earns respect for that. The game is fucking brutal and asks you for its undivided attention because you can't brute force this game.
I enjoyed my time... but if you ever make me play this game again, the screams of the voices of the damned will be heard from across the world.
Rating: ???
Genre(s): Point and click adventure, rage game
I've completed all the challenges up to and including Old Friends, and I need to take a break. I love the game, and I'll come back to it eventually to finish the last few challenges, but that really took the life out of me. Over half of my playtime was probably devoted to Old Friends and getting edged by Foxy.
On one of my many attempts, I made it to 4 minutes and 28.9 seconds and got killed by Freddy. :(
On one of my many attempts, I made it to 4 minutes and 28.9 seconds and got killed by Freddy. :(
Ultimate Custom Night does not subscribe to the idea of "less is more". This is both its greatest strength and weakness. So many animatronics are here that it's overwhelming but definitely possible to learn. There also isn't much to do other than chase high scores which is not very appealing to me. However, it is fun every now and then to boot this up and throw myself into the deep end or try to survive a themed set of animatronics. It's free so why not give it a shot
A really fun and fitting send off the the original Fnaf franchise. Completing 40/20 was one of my best accomplishments because there as no chance in hell I was dealing with the RNG mess of some of those characters. I guess that's one complaint, Characters like Toy freddy and foxy are really RNG based and can ruin a run through just bad luck. Great fun though and its free
Yes the jumpscares are shit, and it's not scary at all.
But it's still the most fun you can have playing a fnaf game. You can start out small and increase the difficulty manually, you literally cannot complain about difficulty. Once you get good it gets suspenseful too.
Same rating as the pizza simulator.
But it's still the most fun you can have playing a fnaf game. You can start out small and increase the difficulty manually, you literally cannot complain about difficulty. Once you get good it gets suspenseful too.
Same rating as the pizza simulator.