Ultimate Custom Night

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Ultimate Custom Night is a single player survival strategy game. It was developed by Spongeboyahoy92 and was released on June 27, 2018. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Ultimate Custom Night is a single-player horror strategy game with a good plot and stellar game mechanics. Players can select and customize animatronic characters from seven Five Nights at Freddy's games, adjusting their difficulty and setting up various tools to fend them off. The game features outstanding visuals and is hilarious, but can be very buggy. In the game, players must manage doors, vents, air hoses, and other tools to survive against killer animatronics and complete challenges.

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95%

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story65 positive mentions

grinding34 negative mentions

The game features vibrant visuals and atmospheric design that enhance the horror experience, with many players appreciating the upgraded graphics and sound effects.
Gameplay is widely praised for its depth and complexity, offering extensive customization options and a variety of challenges that cater to both casual and hardcore fans.
The humor and emotional moments in the game, particularly through characters like Mr. Hippo, add a unique charm and significantly enhance the overall enjoyment.

The graphics receive mixed feedback, with some players expressing disappointment over the lack of advanced settings and performance issues on lower-end PCs.
Many players find the overwhelming number of mechanics and the steep learning curve daunting, leading to criticisms of the gameplay being overly complicated and repetitive.
The game suffers from significant bugs and glitches that hinder gameplay, with reports of freezing issues and performance problems, particularly after updates.

story
874 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story aspect is a mixed bag, with many players noting that it lacks a coherent narrative, while others appreciate the quirky lore and character backstories, particularly those delivered by Mr. Hippo. Some reviews highlight that the game focuses more on gameplay mechanics than storytelling, making it enjoyable for those who prefer action over plot. Overall, while the game may not have a traditional story, it offers intriguing lore elements that can be pieced together by dedicated fans.
- “The game's lore is a treasure trove for those who love a good backstory, and the animatronics?”
- “Great lore implications and continues the closed off story pretty well.”
- “This is a peak game with such a wonderful story.”
- “Now in 2025 we have the terrible game that was security breach and an okay game that is secrets of the mimic and the story is just everywhere, it can't decide whether it should go through the game canon or book canon.”
- “It has gotten stale and even boring at times, we all just came for the story.”
- “The only downside to this is that there is no storyline/lore.”
gameplay
804 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of "Ultimate Custom Night" is widely praised for its depth and complexity, featuring over 50 animatronics, each with unique mechanics that challenge players to learn and adapt. While many players enjoy the customization options and the ability to tailor their experience, some find the overwhelming number of mechanics and the steep learning curve daunting. Overall, the game is considered a standout in the FNAF series for its engaging and replayable gameplay, despite some criticisms regarding the balance and clarity of certain mechanics.
- “Ultimate Custom Night excels in its ability to deliver a consistently terrifying experience, utilizing a combination of atmospheric design, unsettling soundscapes, and ingenious gameplay mechanics.”
- “The gameplay is simple yet devilishly challenging, offering players the ability to adjust the difficulty and mechanics of each animatronic according to their preferences.”
- “The game has endless amounts of opportunities for players, and it has challenges for you to beat, a high score for you to raise, gameplay features like different offices and power-ups.”
- “The gameplay mechanics, which were once the heart of the franchise, have been overly simplified and repetitive.”
- “There's so many mechanics to keep track of that it ends up legitimately not even being fun in any way whatsoever.”
- “It feels like the developers tried to do the community a favor and give everyone free access to all of what the franchise has to offer, but in doing so it more so came out as just a mixed bag of mediocre gameplay.”
humor
274 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is widely praised, with many players finding it both entertaining and unexpectedly funny, often highlighting the quirky character interactions, humorous cutscenes, and amusing voice lines. The blend of horror and comedy, particularly through characters like Mr. Hippo and the absurdity of certain situations, adds a unique charm that resonates with fans, making it a standout aspect of the gameplay experience. While some critiques mention that the humor can be hit or miss, the overall consensus is that it enhances the enjoyment of the game significantly.
- “Mr. Hippo is funny as shit, 10/10.”
- “The intermissions that parody anime are super funny, especially since one set of them has Japanese audio that doesn't match the subtitles and is randomized to be one of many potential voice lines.”
- “The game is horrifying, hilarious, entertaining, annoying, and stressful all at the same time, and all in a great way!”
- “I died, not funny.”
- “I love jumpscares... okay, not funny.”
graphics
184 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game receive mixed feedback, with many players appreciating the vibrant visuals and atmospheric design that enhance the horror experience. However, some users express disappointment over the lack of advanced graphic settings and occasional performance issues, particularly on lower-end PCs. Overall, while the graphics are not groundbreaking, they are generally considered solid and fitting for the game's genre, contributing to its immersive and tense atmosphere.
- “The graphics are stunning and the challenge is real.”
- “I love the upgraded graphics, the characters really pop now, especially the older models, which somehow look even more creepy.”
- “The graphics and sound effects were so realistic that I couldn't help but feel like I was actually there in the game.”
- “Graphics are similar to games I played 10 years ago and they are closer to literal pictures with effects rather than actual graphics.”
- “The first noticeable issue is the game's lackluster graphics.”
- “The graphics are pretty bad compared to games from the same franchise, like FNAF 4 and FNAF SL, but I understand that it was a game made for weaker PCs.”
music
182 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game has received high praise for its quality and ability to enhance the overall experience, with many players enjoying the catchy menu music and the intense tracks that accompany gameplay. The global music box mechanic adds a strategic layer, while the nostalgic tunes evoke a sense of familiarity for long-time fans of the franchise. However, some players express frustration with repetitive songs and glitches affecting the gameplay experience.
- “The soundtrack in this game is amazing and truly enhances the gameplay experience.”
- “It's fun, the music is great, and somehow Scott came up with 50+ different mechanics for characters.”
- “The sense of completing a 6-minute game with every other enemy coming your way, for you to master the skill of switching between the global music box to keep Lefty, Music Man, Chica, and the Puppet at bay while turning on the heater to keep numerous vent animatronics quiet, while using the A/C to cool the office down, while also using the power generator to save the office battery.”
- “We're forced to be still and play the same songs we've known since that day.”
- “If I were forced to sing those same stupid songs for twenty years and I never got a bath?”
- “The global music box background noise is now permanently etched into my genetic coding.”
replayability
107 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is widely praised for its exceptional replayability, driven by extensive customization options, a variety of challenges, and the ability to tailor difficulty levels. Players appreciate the endless possibilities for creating unique gameplay scenarios, making it a standout title in the Five Nights at Freddy's series. Overall, it offers a highly engaging experience that caters to both casual and hardcore fans, ensuring virtually unlimited replay value.
- “The sheer amount of customization and difficulty options allows for endless replayability.”
- “One of the defining features of Ultimate Custom Night is its remarkable replayability, driven by its extensive customization options and the sheer variety of gameplay scenarios.”
- “The game’s ability to deliver a personalized and terrifying adventure while maintaining a high level of replayability is a testament to the skill and creativity of its developers.”
- “The game is mostly based on luck once you get 20 or more of the characters turned on; it's a very short game (less than 5 minutes). It doesn't have replay value unless you're learning or are a person who likes to repeat a game exactly as-is, and even if that's the case... it's still under 5 minutes.”
- “The allure of not knowing what to do with everything and flailing in a panic until your eventual death fades after a while, but you're still left with a rock-solid, immensely replayable game.”
- “The problem with all of the custom nights in the FNAF franchise (especially SL) is that they seem to have no replay value at all.”
grinding
82 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The grinding aspect of the game is widely acknowledged as both tedious and rewarding, with many players noting the significant time investment required to complete challenges, particularly the difficult 50/20 mode. While some enjoy the grind and find it fun, others describe it as overly repetitive and frustrating, suggesting that it may not appeal to everyone. Overall, players agree that a considerable amount of grinding is necessary, often humorously remarking that "you'll need a second life" to fully engage with the game.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “A bit grindy... sometimes.”
- “Grindy (60 - 100 hours).”
- “This game is quite possibly the most tedious game I've ever played, and I love it for that.”
- “At the time of writing, I had stopped grinding the game for a while, and despite putting 17 hours into a game that has less than 5-minute rounds, I have not completed 2 challenges yet, as I find them so difficult to overcome.”
- “While the grinds can get super tedious and even stressful, the game feels so rewarding for some reason.”
stability
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The game's stability has received mixed reviews, with many players reporting significant bugs and glitches that hinder gameplay, such as freezing issues and character malfunctions. While some users have experienced a relatively smooth experience with minimal issues, the overall consensus indicates that the game is often plagued by stability problems, making it frustrating for many players. Despite these issues, some still find the game enjoyable, especially considering its free availability.
- “Ucn is amazing by itself. I've been playing for over a month now; it's a very entertaining game with no glitches or lagging. It has amazing graphics, and as someone who loves horror games, I've been looking for good ones until I found Ucn. I've been playing non-stop; it's easy to play if you read the directions, and it's just a great game in general. I love it so much, and being part of the FNAF fandom, this has blown my mind. When I don't think Scott can do anything cooler, he does. Good job, Scott! Keep up the amazing work!”
- “I love this game, and it is scary, but it has so many mechanics, and my computer runs great.”
- “There are no glitches; it is just a game of getting better.”
- “This game is a buggy, busted up, unplayable piece of crap.”
- “And there's a bug where if you just have the game running and/or playing it, it just freezes your computer, which means I gotta hold the power button to restart it.”
- “Its very good, but the game freezes when I start a night and it freezes when I get jumpscared, any help with this?”
optimization
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The optimization of the game has received mixed reviews, with some players reporting smooth performance even on low-end PCs, while others experience significant lag and low frame rates, particularly after updates. Many users suggest that visual effects can hinder performance, and there are calls for further optimization to enhance the experience for those with mid-tier systems. Overall, while some find it well-optimized, others feel it requires major improvements to accommodate a wider range of hardware.
- “The game runs smoothly and by its nature, allows you to ease into it.”
- “Very fun game and with the new 1.25 update gave the game a solid 60 fps for me, so overall the game is fun and well optimized.”
- “Great game, love its awesome, very well optimized.”
- “Poorly optimized and imbalanced.”
- “Visual effects are horribly optimized.”
- “Technical specs-wise, this is a horrendously optimized game - I feel so bad for the people with low-mid tier PCs who want to enjoy this game's experience, but have to deal with 15 or less fps.”
emotional
33 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players frequently describe the game as an emotional rollercoaster, with many expressing that it elicited tears and deep feelings throughout their experience. Key moments, such as Freddy Fazbear's poignant lines, resonate strongly, leading to both joy and sadness. Overall, the game is noted for its ability to evoke intense emotional responses, making it a memorable and impactful experience for players.
- “Mr. Hippo's speech was very emotional. I felt it when he said to Orville the elephant about ducks and bread. 10/10, peak.”
- “This game made me want to cry... and I love it.”
- “This is my favorite game; no other game had me on an emotional rollercoaster like this.”
atmosphere
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The atmosphere of the game is a mixed bag, with some players praising its eerie soundscapes and chilling visuals that enhance the horror experience, while others feel it lacks the suspense and depth characteristic of earlier entries in the series. While titles like "Ultimate Custom Night" are noted for their immersive and terrifying atmosphere, some reviews indicate a decline in quality, with chaotic mechanics overshadowing the intended dread. Overall, the game's atmosphere can be engaging and creepy, particularly when played in the right setting, but it may not fully satisfy all fans of the franchise.
- “Additionally, the game’s eerie atmosphere and fast-paced decision-making keep players engaged, making it a thrilling test of multitasking and reflexes.”
- “The ambient sounds create an eerie atmosphere that perfectly complements the frantic gameplay.”
- “Ultimate Custom Night excels in its ability to deliver a consistently terrifying experience, utilizing a combination of atmospheric design, unsettling soundscapes, and ingenious gameplay mechanics.”
- “There’s also not much atmosphere.”
- “However it is too chaotic and mechanic and I feel like the FNAF's atmosphere got quite lost in the process.”
- “It's an unfortunate departure from the series' usual suspenseful gameplay and eerie atmosphere.”
monetization
23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization aspect of the game is largely praised, as it is free to play with no ads or microtransactions, making it accessible and enjoyable for players. Some users noted minor issues with ads interrupting gameplay, but overall, the absence of in-game purchases and the lack of a download cost were highlighted as significant positives. Despite some complaints about ad placements, the consensus is that the game offers a high-quality experience without the typical monetization pitfalls.
- “Despite those flaws, I'd still recommend this game even if it's just because it's free with no ads or microtransactions.”
- “Even more surprising, this awesome take on the original office-survival type game is 100% free, with no ads or in-app purchases!”
- “Very high quality for a free to play game, and there aren't any microtransactions!”
- “Anyway, security breach and all the other FNAF games after this are cash grabs.”
- “Another main issue was the El Chip and Funtime Chica ads.”
- “While playing the game, I faced a jumpscare of Mr. Hippo, during the time I should've hit mute call and canceled out the El Chip advertisement.”
character development
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Character development in the game receives mixed feedback, with some players appreciating the colorful and customizable character designs and good voice acting, while others feel the overall design appears outdated and rushed. The intricate plot lines and theories surrounding the characters are praised, though the creepiness of the designs does not resonate with all players. Overall, while there are positive elements, the execution of character development may leave some players wanting more.
- “I love the colorful and cute character designs, and the ability to customize your own character is a nice touch.”
- “The voice acting is pretty good and the character design is very good to go along with that voice acting.”
- “Even though I joined the community after FNAF 3 came out, the series is my #1 favorite; all of the twisting plot lines, confusing theories, and character designs are amazing.”
- “The environments and character designs appear outdated, feeling more like a rushed prototype than a finished product.”
- “It is not that scary; maybe the character designs are creepy, but it personally doesn't scare me.”

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Ultimate Custom Night is a survival strategy game.

Ultimate Custom Night is available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, iPhone and others.

On average players spend around 27 hours playing Ultimate Custom Night.

Ultimate Custom Night was released on June 27, 2018.

Ultimate Custom Night was developed by Spongeboyahoy92.

Ultimate Custom Night has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its grinding.

Ultimate Custom Night is a single player game.

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