In Ultimate Custom Night, you get to pick from 50 Scott Cawthon/FNaF pivotal characters including the original Bonnie, Chica, Freddy, Foxy from the first game, the toys, the withered animatronics, the nightmares, phantoms, 2 versions of Springtrap, the rockstars, the Medeocre Melodies - and ALL of em' have comments about your performance in-game after you lose a night, whether it's Nightmare Fredbear sounding like James Earl Jones, or a super-long epilogue from everyone's favorite friendly, yet long-winded Rantconteur - Mr. Hippo. The game got it's share of fans but is one of the less talked about of the franchise because it has far less to do with the convoluted lore and story than other installments tend to. It was sort of a nice way for Scott to tie up loose ends a little before handing the franchise off to Steel Wool and other studios to make more AA grade releases without him needing to be involved in every aspect at such a prominent level.

But what's also cool is you can take a serious attempt at playing it like I did, and really learn each character's mechanic very well. IT seems the key to this game, is not necessarily to learn how to act against ALL characters all at once (impossible), but figure out which characters are cancelled out by other characters when enabled in higher AI modes. You can spend the night having a drill with Freddy Fazbear wandering the halls, or deflecting Mr. Hippo lest you suffer the wrath of a 20 minute monologue about his Friend Orville, Birds, Rye Bread, and which day of the week it was.