Hippo tends to goes on long-winded ramblings after killing you, like a stereotypical cartoon grandpa. Happy Frog is Energetic, and Cute sounding, Orville the Elephant is grandiose like a stereotypical magician, Nedd Bear is a near Goofy expy, and Mr.

Affably Evil: All animatronics from the Mediocre Melodies group, to an almost hilarious extent.

Here, they've been dialed down to only using a single predictable attack method like everyone else, so they don't overshadow the rest of the animatronics.

Adaptational Dumbass: Animatronics like Springtrap, Nightmare Fredbear, Nightmare and Ennard are a significant threat by themselves in their respective games, and some of the hardest nights in each game have you facing off against them and only them.

Absurd Phobia: Rockstar Chica is so afraid of slipping that when she sees the wet floor sign near the door she's in, she will refuse to enter.

Along the way, you'll unlock new skins for the office, as well as some cutscenes. The goal of the game is to try to survive the night with more and more characters on harder and harder difficulties, with each level added increasing your score at the end of the night. The twist: this time, the series brings back various animatronics from previous games, more than 50 in total! Many of these characters have returning mechanics, while others have whole new mechanics designed specifically for this mode.

True to its name, the game is an expansion of the traditional Custom Mode, allowing the player to set the difficulty of each animatronic individually, ranging from 0 to 20.

Originally intended as free DLC for Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator, the mode eventually grew so big that Scott Cawthon decided to release it as a standalone game. Relased on June 27, 2018, Ultimate Custom Night is the second spin-off game, and the eighth game overall, in the Five Nights at Freddy's series.

Ultimate custom night demo