UCN - Ultimate Custom Night

About UCN - Ultimate Custom Night: Your Personal Animatronic Purgatory

UCN - Ultimate Custom Night drops you into a self-constructed nightmare drawn from the entire Five Nights at Freddy's horror series. All 50 animatronics from that franchise are present, and before each night begins you decide exactly which ones show up and how dangerous they are. The result is a horror experience shaped entirely by your own choices — and your own tolerance for punishment.

One scene places you inside a cluttered office desk with two monitors and crumpled paper, a large black desk fan sitting at the center of it all. In another moment, a brown bear-like figure wearing a black bowtie and top hat stands on a black-and-white checkered floor. Several scenes show a floor plan diagram with numbered rectangular rooms overlaying the view.

How to Play UCN - Ultimate Custom Night

Setting Up Your Night

From the main menu, activate whichever animatronics you want active during the night and set each one's AI level individually. Alternatively, select a pre-made challenge and complete it. Before the night starts, choose the office where you'll spend your shift and pick a bonus to help you at the start of the game.

Surviving the Night

During gameplay, monitor both main and additional cameras and watch the doors, closing them at the right moment. The more animatronics you keep active and the higher their AI levels, the more points your run earns.

The 50/20 Challenge

The ultimate test is the "50/20" mode: set every animatronic to AI level 20 and attempt to survive the entire night. Conquering it is the hardest goal the game offers.

Games You Might Like

UCN - Ultimate Custom Night sits squarely in the world of horror games, and if you want more from the same franchise, the Fnaf Games series and the Five Nights at Freddy Games series collect the full run of entries in one place. Five Nights at Freddy's 2 puts you back in the office monitoring cameras from midnight to 6 AM while animatronics close in from every direction. For something that swaps the FNAF setting but keeps the late-night dread, Five Nights in the Digital Circus sends you through five suspenseful nights inside a virtual circus as Pomni. If methodical door-guarding and careful verification appeal to you, Night Shift tasks you with checking passports and spotting impostors at the entrance of a decaying apartment block after dark. The broader funny games category is also worth a look if you want to balance the scares with something lighter.