Five Nights: No Escape

The game is true to its name, there is no escape. The bugs won't let you. Five Nights: No Escape is a VR multiplayer classic FNaF styled game. While the game is fun for as long as it works there are just so many bugs that ruin the experience. In multiplayer there are frequent disconnections and un-synced items. In both modes you can glitch out the map and fall till an animatronic enters the room, only to have your body become invisible in next levels till you restart the game. The camera's have pre-made animation they can play. All animations only show 1 animatronic but more than 1 can come your way. When a basic animatronic is standing at the end of the hallway (keep door open to save power) the charger animatronic is fully invisible on the camera's for example. And the last game-breaking bug is that you can only interact with 1 item at a time. When using the mask to protect yourself from the rat you cannot use the door or lights meaning that if both the rat and another animatronic are on the way you will always die. The game could be great if it got a bug fixing patch. But till then I would not recommend this game.

Got this as a gift to play with a friend, but it really wasn't even worth the money they spent. The story mode doesn't really have anything to it and was really boring honestly. The multiplayer felt super half baked, much like the rest of the game. The scares are cheap, the sound design is of that of a late 2000's flash game and the multiplayer was barely functional most times and didn't give you any kind of direction or phone guy tutorial. There was also this weird audio bug that just caused everything to desync and sound super glitchy and slow, it just wasn't a fun time. tl;dr it's a bad copy of FNAF: Help Wanted with multiplayer. It wasn't even so-bad-its-fun kinda bad, it was just lame.

Playing the game with bugs is more challenging than the game itself

Good adaptation of fnaf with co-op, I did experienced a bug where that the night would not start as i was in the next night but the cameras would not work and the time was staying on 00:00.

i like it. kinda wish scott would make vr versions of the old games.

I got this game for free from the developers, and was really excited. Multiplayer is really fun...when it works. (Which is about 10% of the time) The idea of having certain cameras available to certain guards is cool, but if you don't instantly skip to 6am after 90 seconds, your team mate might not spawn in with his tools, leaving him defenseless. The singleplayer experience is even worse, as the layout of the cameras and the characters' movement paths are 1:1 with the original FNaF. There is very little substance that adds to this experience.