FNAF Ultimate Custom Night

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About FNAF Ultimate Custom Night

FNAF Ultimate Custom Night is an indie horror survival game where you'll once again be trapped in an office, facing off against killer animatronics. The game offers near-endless customization options with a choice of 50 animatronic characters from seven installments of the Five Nights at Freddy's series, each with a difficulty level of 0 to 20.

What Makes UCN So "Crazy"?

1. Build Your Own Defense: 50 "Monsters" And Hundreds Of Ways To Die

The ability to customise UCN is what makes it stand out the most. You don't have to follow a set plan when you play. You get to:

Pick Your Enemies: A choice of 50 animatronic characters from FNAF, including old favourites like Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy, as well as new nightmares like Nightmare, Springtrap, and Rockstar.
Change The Difficulty: You can select each character's difficulty level from 0 (not moving) to 20 (very aggressive). You can have a calm night with a few level 1s, or you can try the renowned challenge of 50/20 Mode, where all 50 animatronics are at level 20 at the same time.

This is where your "multitasking" is pushed to the peak. You will have to manage at the same time:

Two doors on the left and right: Use the light to check and close the door when needed.
Two vents: Check with the camera and close when an animatronic crawls in.
Two air tubes: Some special animatronics will attack through here.
Monitor screen: To check enemy positions, wind up The Puppet's music box, or... listen to Chica sing in the kitchen.

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2. Survival Weapons And Tools: Your Brain Is The Ultimate Weapon

To deal with that mess, you're equipped with a control panel full of tools:

Power Generator: Saves energy, but makes noise.
Heater & A/C: Controls room temperature to deal with heat-sensitive animatronics like Jack-O-Chica.
Global Music Box: Automatically winds up The Puppet, but is extremely energy-draining.
Laser Trap: Blocks certain animatronics.
Audio Lure: Fools those hiding in the ducts.

And don't forget to collect Faz-Coins scattered throughout to exchange for life-saving items from the Prize Corner:

Dolls: To appease specific animatronics.
Death Coin: Use to PERMANENTLY REMOVE an animatronic from your night out. Choose who you hate the most and "erase" them!

3. Party Poopers: Dee Dee And X.O.R.

Even if you've planned everything perfectly, a girl named Dee Dee can show up unexpectedly, summoning additional animatronics NOT IN THE LIST you chose to attack you. And in 50/20 mode, she'll transform into X.O.R. - a scarier and unstoppable version, making your night truly "tortured" with a total of 56 enemies.

Score System & Unlockable Content

Scoring And Office Skins

UCN functions like an arcade game, where scores are the measure of achievement.

Scoring: Each animatronic level of difficulty is worth 10 points. You can get 10,000 points with 50 level 20 monsters, and up to 10,600 points if you count the ones that Dee Dee/XOR calls.
Office Skins: You can unlock various office skins by getting certain scores. These skins range from Fazbear's Fright to the bedroom in FNAF 4 itself.

Funny Cutscenes

When you reach certain goals, you'll unlock funny animated cutscenes like "Bear of Vengeance" and "Toy Chica: The High School Years." These are great for taking a break from horrible evenings.

The Story Behind: The Villain's Own Hell?

FNAF Ultimate Custom Night is more than just a hard game. It has a really dark and profound plot. Through the animatronic's dialogue, it is speculated that the main player character, William Afton (the Purple Guy Killer), is trapped in a hell of his own making, eternally punished by the spirit of a child he killed, known as "The One You Should Not Have Killed". Every sound, every animatronic, every repeated death, is mental torture for him. This makes UCN not only a difficult game, but also a haunting psychological picture.