- May 5, 2023
- FreezyCat
Five nights at Stalin
78%Game Brain Score
emotional, music
94% User Score 34 reviews
Platforms
About
In "Five Nights at Stalin," you work as a security guard at a Soviet museum where the statue of Stalin comes to life at night, trying to escape. Using cameras, a radio, a flashlight, and a table to hide, you must prevent Stalin's escape while confronting other opponents with unique abilities. As the nights progress, Stalin's strength grows, making your task increasingly difficult.

Audience ScoreBased on 34 reviews
emotional3 positive mentions
- Extremely emotional game that resonates deeply with players.
- Innovative and well-crafted, surpassing the original FNAF in many aspects.
- Captures Russian culture and themes effectively, with impressive graphics and music.
- Some players found the game boring and lacking engagement.
- The difficulty level can be frustrating for some, making it hard to enjoy.
- Confusion about the game's content and language may alienate some players.
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game is described as highly emotional, evoking strong feelings that led some players to tears.
“An extremely emotional game; I cried a lot.”
“The story touched my heart deeply, leaving me in tears.”
“I felt a profound connection to the characters, which made the experience incredibly moving.”