FUNKO GAMES Five Nights at Freddy's: Survive until 06:00

You are the night shift security guard for a Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza, and it is your duty to check the security cameras and keep the equipment in good, working order.... and beware the animatronics that activate on their own at night! Each turn you’ll check the cameras and react to the movements in the dark. Choose to turn on the lights or close doors to protect yourself—but watch out! Each reaction depletes your limited power. Keep Freddy and his friends out of your office until you can clock off at 6:00 am! Review: As stressful/scary as the actual games - Played this with my partner - this is a great board game for adults. (Would NOT recommend for anyone younger than 16 honestly, or maybe very smart 13 year olds) This game is highly strategical and all about knowing exactly where your animatronics are at all times. There is a lot of luck to it, but the big strategy is knowing when to risk and let things move and when not to. Quality of the board is good, and there’s actually quite a bit of nice features to it like the fact the time cards are double sided for easy reset. It’s pretty fun, and a bit stressful in that good way. It’s very much as if you are playing the actual games. I will knock a few things, though none of them are worth knocking off a star. First off, in the rules it acts like you’re supposed to take turns. The game plays individually with no way to affect the other player, so there’s no reason to really take turns as much as just go at the same time. Some of the instructions aren’t particularly clear on turn order, so play as you see fit. The game ends with you only having the four animatronics on the board. Personally I would’ve liked a more variety of cards (like ones that move it backwards maybe) which might have made the game feel a little more balanced. But, that’s just a minor gripe as a regular board game player. Finally, out of *all* the FNAF2 characters, I am sinning the heck out of them for using balloon boy over mangled. Like, literally almost want to take off a star for it. @&$* balloon boy. If you are a five nights at Freddy’s fan, this is definitely a great board game to play. Review: Approved by my 11-year-old FNAF lover - This was surprisingly fun for both me and my 11-year-old son! It’s more of a card game with a board just as a placeholder for card piles but super fun nonetheless. The only thing I didn’t realize was that it’s only for 1 or 2 players. I wish more people could play, but still a good game as-is.