Five Nights at Epstein's

Trapped inside a bathroom after a failed island investigation, Five Nights at Epstein’s locks you into a surveillance horror endurance test. Cameras, audio lures, and split-second reactions decide survival while rescue slowly approaches. Every hour passes in thirty seconds, turning waiting into punishment. Dare you to enter the nightmare alone!

HOW TO PLAY THIS DARK HUMOR GAME

The night in Five Nights at Epstein’s plays out through fixed camera screens, forcing constant monitoring of enemy positions and vent routes. Audio lures pull most enemies toward selected cameras, though repeated use risks system failure. Camera errors cut vision entirely, forcing players to restart systems from the control panel. Each hour compresses into thirty seconds, stacking threats faster than recovery. Enemies attack simultaneously, demanding strict prioritization. Vent assaults require quick closures, followed by reopening to preserve oxygen. Another threat ignores sound entirely, forcing regular manual intervention.

Meet Four Main Enemies

Survival depends on understanding how each threat behaves and responding correctly under extreme time limits.

• Epstein: Starts in distant rooms, moves across cameras in seconds, appears at the window suddenly, and kills players who react too late.
• FC: Begins near back rooms, responds well to audio lures, and overwhelms players when ignored during multitasking moments.
• Trump: Enters vents near early cameras, signals attacks with loud banging, and forces vent management to avoid fatal oxygen loss.
• Stephen Hawking: Remains stationed at a fixed camera, ignores audio lures, and requires frequent electrocution to prevent sudden movement elsewhere.

Why This Night Feels Different

• Reaction windows punish delay instantly
• Audio misuse creates system-wide consequences
• Camera failures remove all visual awareness
• Vents introduce oxygen-based survival tension
• Enemies attack simultaneously from different systems
• Waiting itself drives escalating psychological stress

TRY SIMILAR FNAF-STYLE GAMES

Fans of surveillance horror can also explore One Night at Flumpty's, Jolly, and Five Nights with Sprunki for similar night-based tension.