History VideoGame / UltimateCustomNight

-> ''Uh oh, how unfortunate! Uh oh, how unfortunate! We know how much you like to fight. So we'll add a new problem to your night!''

* IronicHell: It's implied by some of the kill screens that the game is this for [[spoiler: William Afton, who must spend his afterlife being hunted by the animatronics that he helped create (including two variations of himself) for all eternity.]]

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: 50 Animatronics, the majority boasting unique AI patterns. [[spoiler:There are actually ''58'' Animatronics!]]
* PlatformHell: 50/20 is basically the horror game equivalent. Scott outright estimates the average play session lasts ''15 seconds''.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: 50 Animatronics, the majority bosting unique AI patterns. [[spoiler:The actual number is ''58''!]]

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: 50 Animatronics, the majority bosting unique AI patterns.

* SuddenlyVoiced: Many of the animatronics who were previously silent now have voice acting, usually [[GameOverMan after they jumpscare you]] or during the cutscenes.

* BackForTheFinale: The majority of the overall cast comes back for the ''very'' final time, to hunt down the player as they have before.

[[caption-width-right:350:Are you ready...'''for eVeRryOnE'''?]]

* AirVentPassageway: All of the Mediocre Melodies have the same tactic- trying to crawl into your office via the overhead vents. You must use the heater to repel them, or an audio sample to stop them in their tracks. The animatronics scale up in terms of danger and certain variables, starting with Happy Frog[[note]]the slowest of the bunch, fooled 100% of the time by the audio lure, but the only one immune to the heater[[/note]], Mr. Hippo[[note]]slightly faster than Happy Frog, fooled 100% of the time by the lure[[/note]], Pigpatch[[note]]Also fooled 100% of the time, but faster than Mr. Hippo[[/note]], Nedd Bear[[note]]Faster still and fooled only 50% of the time by the lure[[/note]] and then Orville Elephant[[note]]fooled 10% of the time by the lure, and the fastest of the bunch[[/note]].

-> ''Uh oh, how unfortunate! Uh oh, how unfortunate! We know how much you like to fight. So were adding a new problem to your night!''

[[caption-width-right:350:Are you ready...'''for eVRryOnE'''.]]

''Ultimate Custom Night'' is the second spin-off game, and the eighth game overall, in the Franchise/FiveNightsAtFreddys series. Originally intended as free DLC for ''VideoGame/FreddyFazbearsPizzeriaSimulator'', the mode eventually grew so big that Creator/ScottCawthon decided to release it as a standalone game. 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. The twist: this time, the series brings back [[TheBusCameBack various animatronics from previous games]]: more than '''[[UpToEleven 50]]''' in total! Many of these characters have returning mechanics, while others have whole new mechanics designed specifically for this mode. 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. Along the way, you’ll unlock [[PaletteSwap new skins for the office]], as well as some cutscenes.

''Ultimate Custom Night'' is the second spin-off game, and the eighth game overall, in the Franchise/FiveNightsAtFreddys series. Originally intended as free DLC for ‘’VideoGame/FreddyFazbearsPizzeriaSimulator’’, the mode eventually grew so big that Creator/ScottCawthon decided to release it as a standalone game. 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. The twist: this time, the series brings back [[TheBusCameBack various animatronics from previous games]]: more than '''[[UpToEleven 50]]''' in total! Many of these characters have returning mechanics, while others have whole new mechanics designed specifically for this mode. 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. Along the way, you’ll unlock [[PaletteSwap new skins for the office]], as well as some cutscenes.

And for those of you who are truly brave, there is always that final challenge, the one Scott himself vows is [[UnwinnableByDesign truly impossible]]: [[UpToEleven 50/20 mode]]. But woe betide any poor soul who sets foot in ‘’that’’ challenge…

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* SuddenlyVoiced: Many of the animatronics who were previously silent now have voice acting, usually [[GameOverMan after they jumpscare you]] or during the cutscenes.

** In fact, the game actually features ‘’two separate’’ air vent networks: the Vent System, through which characters like Springtrap, Ennard, BB, JJ, and Mangle crawl; and the Duct System, which is where the Mediocre Melodies crew hang out.

* TheBusCameBack: Characters from every previous game in the series- including ‘’VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddysWorld’’- return to spook you one last time.
* CanonDiscontinuity: The main gameplay is explicitly stated to not take place within the canon story of [=FNAF=]. This is probably necessary, since the game not only features multiple animatronics from different points in the series decades-long lore, but also features ''multiple versions'' of characters like Springtrap and Circus Baby, which would otherwise create one hell of a ContinuitySnarl.
* HarderThanHard / NintendoHard: 50/20 Mode, which Scott himself explicitly claimed in pre-release info was [[UnwinnableByDesign literally impossible]].
* KillerRabbit: [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer Yes, you’re seeing that right]]: ''the Trash Animatronics'' are actual enemies in this game. [[spoiler:They can’t actually kill you directly, but the noise they create during their jumpscare can easily trigger Music Man or distract you from another, more dangerous animatronic.]]

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[[HarderThanHard You are most]] ‘’[[ThisIsGonnaSuck certainly]]’’ [[NintendoHard going to need it.]]

Well…okay, it’s more like a couple ‘’dozen’’ animatronics. About fifty, to be precise. Maybe more, if you’re unlucky. But don’t worry, since we’ve created a new interface to help you select the challenge level that’s just right for you! And hey, maybe there’s even some prizes along the way! So best of luck to you on this latest challenge!

‘’Ultimate Custom Night’’ is the second spin-off game, and the eighth game overall, in the Franchise/FiveNightsAtFreddys series. Originally intended as free DLC for ‘’VideoGame/FreddyFazbearsPizzeriaSimulator’’, the mode eventually grew so big that Creator/ScottCawthon decided to release it as a standalone game. 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. The twist: this time, the series brings back [[TheBusCameBack various animatronics from previous games]]: more than ‘’’[[UpToEleven 50]]’’’ in total! Many of these characters have returning mechanics, while others have whole new mechanics designed specifically for this mode. 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. Along the way, you’ll unlock [[PaletteSwap new skins for the office]], as well as some cutscenes.

* KillerRabbit: [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer Yes, you’re seeing that right]]: ‘’the Trash Animatronics’’ are actual enemies in this game. [[spoiler:They can’t actually kill you directly, but the noise they create during their jumpscare can easily trigger Music Man or distract you from another, more dangerous animatronic.]]