Another Night, Another Try

Mixing scary gameplay elements with challenging stuff puts this video game on another level. On the one hand, you have that tension when you think something is getting close to killing you. At the same time, the more you play, the easier it comes to respond and counter-attack.

This article focuses on those primary elements that make Ultimate Custom Night fun for any player.

Ultimate Custom Night Features

● Easy-to-Learn Screen Controls: From the start, you’ll notice that you need to use your fingers to activate/deactivate any of the interactive parts of the office. Therefore, you’ll need to tap your screen quickly and react when you see or hear something getting closer. Depending on the device’s screen, you’ll need to move your fingers (or hand) around and push when something happens. Remember that you could lose the round quickly if you’re too slow. As a result, practice with low-level AI (Artificial Intelligence) until you familiarize yourself with the interactions.

● Pick Your Animatronics: With Ultimate Custom Night, you have the freedom to pick the antagonist that you’ll see over the night. In other words, you’re the architect of your experience as you might activate one animatronic or all of them. Additionally, you could change the AI level and make your entire night a complete nightmare. Depending on your choices, you’ll have threats that appear on one side or everywhere. 

● Select the Scene: Depending on the number of animatronics, their AI level, and the night duration, you’ll earn points. After you complete a threshold, you’ll unlock different “Offices” or skins that change the entire setting. Even though you’ll have the same gameplay mechanics, you might find it refreshing to see a different desk in front of you.

● Customize the Difficulty: Adding and removing numbers on the animatronic portraits makes a lot of difference when playing Ultimate Custom Night. Setting up a number changes how “aggressive” these robots will turn when the night starts. As a result, if you want to go into the “extreme,” you should set them in the 20s and look if you can withstand the pain. 

● Complete Challenges: In the game, you can pick a challenge that sets some animatronics to a certain level. Indeed, these are presets established by the developers that sometimes follow how some settings worked on previous games. Above all, if you find it hard to decide what robots you want and their AI, you should pick a Challenge instead. 

● Mobile Freedom: Like any other game in the app store, you have the option to play Ultimate Custom Night anytime, anywhere. Additionally, the Internet isn’t necessary since you have all the data after getting the game. In other words, you’ll save much of your mobile’s battery while playing on the go.

Since this is the seventh part of the franchise, you’ll see multiple elements from previous versions of Five Nights at Freddy’s. Moreover, thanks to your freedom in this version, you can play as you seem fit.