Funko Games Five Nights at Freddy's Night of Frights! Board Game | Includes 4 Sculpted Figures | 2-4 Players, Ages 8+

Looked amazing just like the pictures, worth the money, and was very fun to play! I just wish it went on a little longer- also it was confusing to learn but fun reguardless- all the little pieces were made out of cardboard, the back of the board inside the pizza box was so cool to see, it was a fun game overall if you like FNAF you should get it!

Fun game. Kids love it. It can take a while to play but worth the time amd money.

Tons of fun and not too hard to learn either.

The rules were very easy to understand and it only took my family and I one playtest to get the hang of it. The design of the pieces and boardgame are nice, but gameplay wise its too simplistic for my taste. I'll be honest I enjoy games with more complexitiy and strategy, but sadly here it usually ends quickly as the win condition is very easy to achieve within just 4 turns of a match. Still fun and an interesting concept, but probably won't ever play again.

This game is just plain fun, even if you're not a Fnaf fan.The board itself is smaller than I expected, but serves its purpose well and doesn't actually have to be very big for what it is. The pieces are all the right size, and the little figurines are super cute! The packaging is thematic, and everything seems durable and well made. The paper bag is a bit small, so I just use my own to avoid ripping it. My Chica has a liiiittle trouble standing, but I just bent her spine a bit and problem solved. Be careful not to break your pieces though, they're obviously not meant to be poseable.My only problem is that the game ends quite abruptly, and by blind chance, which isn't fun for anyone and just kinda leaves the player with a sense of crushing disappointment instead of victory. To fix this, I just decided that the "Guard" tokens count as 1 point, and you just idk scare him instead of catching him? That way, the game can continue until there are no more Event cards, after which everyone counts their points. This turns a luck-based game into a skill-based game of sabotage instead, which is much more enjoyable. :DAnd, the pieces can be used to make new games and game modes. For example, if you also have the Survive 'Til 6AM game, you can use the power meter from there to reduce the guard's power over time after every attack. Now it becomes a waiting game, where the players whittle away at the guard until the power's out, and then it's a race to the finish. Lots of possibilities, would buy again.

Very confusing directions to play the game

It’s fun to play my five-year-old has a blast playing it. It’s easy to learn if you watch a YouTube instructional video.

Lot’s of confusing instructions.