Five Nights at Maggie's

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Five Nights at Maggie's is a single player survival action adventure game with a horror theme. It received positive reviews from players.

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80%

Audience ScoreBased on 380 reviews

gameplay25 positive mentions

stability26 negative mentions

The game features an eerie atmosphere and well-designed characters that enhance the suspense.
Gameplay mechanics are engaging and provide a good challenge, especially in the later nights.
The graphics and sound design are impressive for a mobile game, creating a thrilling experience.

Night 6 is considered nearly impossible due to bugs and the fast-paced nature of the animatronics.
Controls can be glitchy, particularly when switching between the camera, vent, and door, leading to frustrating moments.
The lack of sound cues for animatronics makes it difficult to anticipate their movements, contributing to unfair jump scares.

gameplay
43 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
58%
35%
7%
The gameplay of "Five Nights at Maggie's" is generally praised for its engaging mechanics and eerie atmosphere, reminiscent of the original FNAF series. However, players have noted several bugs and balance issues, particularly with the difficulty spikes in later nights and the mechanics involving animatronics in the vents. Overall, while the game offers fun and challenging gameplay, it could benefit from refinements to enhance the player experience.
- “I downloaded Five Nights at Maggie's and was captivated by the eerie atmosphere and challenging gameplay mechanics.”
- “The game is amazing, tense, and overall spooky. The gameplay is fun yet can be a bit buggy at times, for example, when trying to stop an animatronic in the vent, using your flashlight will cause you to look back up at your monitor.”
- “The mechanics are amazing, and I love that there is lore to uncover. Considering all games like this do, I can't wait to play the others.”
- “It's actually pretty bad, not gonna lie. You have to manage power while watching out for 8 characters, and the mechanics are a little weird. You have to hold the button to close the door, and Monchie's jumpscares happen way too quickly to the point where I can't even press the button to switch cameras. With 8 characters, I'll have Monchie running at me, someone behind the door, and someone in the vents all at the same time. It's just too much on the second day.”
- “I don't know if it's a mechanic, but on night four, Maggie went from the stage to behind me without moving to camera 2, and there are no vent noises. Anytime I check the cameras for an animatronic hiding, I get rid of them, then I die to the one I just got rid of. It's a good game, but it's annoying how anytime I'm not looking at the cameras or in the vent, I get killed.”
- “This game is so awful. The gameplay is so bad; all you have to do is flash the hallway, flash the vent, close the door, and repeat. It's genuinely the worst FNAF fangame ever.”
graphics
34 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
74%
17%
9%
The graphics in this game have received widespread praise for their quality and attention to detail, often compared favorably to the original Five Nights at Freddy's franchise. Players appreciate the smooth performance on various devices, although some have reported occasional glitches. Overall, the visuals contribute significantly to the game's atmosphere and suspense, enhancing the overall gameplay experience.
- “The graphics and sound truly add to the suspense, and the various characters are creatively designed.”
- “The jumpscares, the atmosphere, the graphics, the animations, everything is just perfect.”
- “Very good quality game, no ads every 1 second, graphics are amazing.”
- “Okay, so first off is the optimization. The phone I use is a Samsung S23, and depending on the phone, it may be a bit graphically intense.”
- “The graphics were okay, but I still don't recommend it.”
- “The game's art style looks identical to Scott's modeling; however, there aren't any creative mechanics. It's just like FNAF 1.”
stability
27 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
11%
96%
The game's stability has received mixed feedback, with many players reporting frequent bugs and glitches that significantly impact gameplay, particularly during critical moments like night 6. Issues such as freezing, unresponsive controls, and animatronics bypassing mechanics have been highlighted as frustrating obstacles. While some users have not experienced any problems, the overall consensus suggests that stability improvements are needed for a smoother gaming experience.
- “No bugs, no glitches; it's amazing.”
- “The game runs smoothly without any crashes.”
- “I haven't experienced any stability issues at all.”
- “The movement that it takes for the animatronics has the pausing mechanics; the game kind of freezes for a second and skips, which delays the controls during these time periods.”
- “It's just that when you get to the last night, you have to multitask, but it glitches a lot.”
- “I like the game, but I give it a 4 because on night 6, the vent just glitches, and you die.”
monetization
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
22%
78%
Overall, players appreciate the monetization strategy, noting that ads are minimal and typically appear at the end of gameplay sessions, which helps maintain the gaming experience. While some users express frustration with occasional glitches and crashes, the general consensus is that the game offers good quality without overwhelming advertisements, making it enjoyable and accessible.
- “This is actually better than the first FNAF game, and it's free with no ads. The quality is impressive, and the graphics are amazing.”
- “Very good quality game, no ads every 1 second, graphics are amazing.”
- “First 5 nights are extremely easy and the 6th is harder than 50/20; also way too many ads.”
- “I don't like the ads, but this is an amazing game. Make more, please.”
- “But I only have one problem... the crashing and the ads, so please creator fix the crashing and remove the ads.”
atmosphere
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
40%
The atmosphere of "Five Nights at Maggie's" is widely praised for its eerie and terrifying qualities, enhanced by effective graphics and animations. Reviewers highlight the game's ability to create a captivating and spooky environment that complements its challenging gameplay mechanics, making it a standout experience in the mobile horror genre.
- “I downloaded Five Nights at Maggie's and was captivated by the eerie atmosphere and challenging gameplay mechanics.”
- “The jumpscares, the atmosphere, the graphics, the animations, everything is just perfect.”
- “This is actually proper terrifying; the atmosphere is perfect, the animatronics are terrifying, and the gameplay is very FNAF 2 and 3-ish. I love it! 5 stars.”
story
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
60%
The story of the game is generally considered intriguing and well-integrated into the gameplay, though some players feel it lacks depth and detail in its backstory. While it has received praise for its unique take on the FNAF concept, there are criticisms regarding the overall originality and effectiveness of the narrative elements, such as jump scares and sound cues. Overall, players find the story decent but believe it could benefit from further development.
- “You don't see a lot of good mobile FNAF fan games, and this one is amazing and has a decent story to it. I'm only on night 3, so I don't know what comes after that story-wise, but it's pretty cool.”
- “A good game, as it has interesting gameplay and an intriguing story. The mechanics have some issues, but very little.”
- “I love the game's story (FNAF concept).”
- “Also, the backstory could be more detailed to immerse players more deeply into the narrative.”
- “But there are a couple of issues, like the story being nothing special. The jump scares are not scary; they feel more like a picture or something, and the sounds when you spot an animatronic are missing.”
- “The story lacks depth and fails to engage players effectively.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
75%
The music in the game is generally praised for its immersive quality and effective sound cues that enhance gameplay, particularly during challenging nights. However, a notable issue is that the menu music continues to play even when users switch to other apps or turn off their devices, which detracts from the overall experience. Despite this flaw, players recommend the game, especially for fans of the FNAF series.
- “Almost perfect, it is easy to get into but the nights get harder as they go. I like the detail for sound cues. Overall, if you like FNAF, play this game.”
- “It's good, but one thing that caught my attention is that the menu's background music still plays when I switch to other apps or turn off my phone.”
- “My kid told me about this and I gave it a go. Tip: if you hear intense music, be prepared!”
- “It's good but there's one thing that caught my attention: the menu's background music still plays when I switch to other apps or turn off my phone.”
- “Almost perfect; it is easy to get into, but the menu music still played on other apps until I closed it entirely.”
- “My kid told me about this and I gave it a go; tip: if you hear intense music.”
character development
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
Character development in the game is highlighted by impressive character designs and animations, contributing to an overall enjoyable experience. However, players note that the lack of sound cues and abrupt changes in movement can detract from the immersion and gameplay flow.
- “The character designs, the mechanics, everything about it is just phenomenal.”
- “I love this game, it's fun, creative, and there's great animations and amazing character designs.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is a mixed bag, with some players finding it genuinely funny while others struggle with its comedic elements, leading to varied reactions. Despite some criticisms, many reviewers appreciate the blend of humor and horror, contributing to an overall positive experience.
- “The reviews on this game are way too funny; a kid gave it 3 stars because it was too scary, and some are just using figures of speech incorrectly.”
- “I love this game because it is so scary, funny, and nice.”
optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
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Users report that optimization varies based on device, with some experiencing graphical intensity issues on certain phones, such as the Samsung S23. Overall, performance may be affected by hardware capabilities.
- “The optimization on my Samsung S23 is impressive; it handles the graphics smoothly, even though it can be a bit intense depending on the device.”
- “The optimization on my Samsung S23 is lacking; the game can be graphically intense depending on the device.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players express a strong emotional connection to the game, praising its graphics and overall quality, despite encountering some technical issues like screen glitches. This enthusiasm highlights the game's ability to engage and resonate with its audience.
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
300%
The game's intense difficulty enhances its replayability, making it a compelling experience for fans of the FNAF genre. Players feel that with more time and development, its replay value will only increase.
- “It is an incredible FNAF fan game, and its intense difficulty makes it highly replayable. Give it a bit more time, and it will be awesome.”
- “The game lacks variety, making it hard to find motivation for a second playthrough.”
- “Once you complete the main story, there's little incentive to replay the game.”
- “The limited choices and outcomes mean that replaying feels more like a chore than a fun experience.”