Ultimate Custom Night

Ultimate Custom Night
Developer: Scott Cawthon Publisher: Scott Cawthon Platforms: Windows, Nintendo Switch Released internationally: June 27, 2018 (Windows), April 30, 2021 (Nintendo Switch) This game has unused graphics. This game has revisional differences. This game has a prerelease article

This article is a work in progress. ...Well, all the articles here are, in a way. But this one moreso, and the article may contain incomplete information and editor's notes.

Ultimate Custom Night is what happens if you take the Custom Night mode from the older Five Nights at Freddy's games and add in zany humor, a Nintendo Hard difficulty, and no lore details.

The game breaks every rule in the series, but given that this may be the last entry, it's nice that the series went all-out and did something really fun.

Originally meant to be an update for Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator, it was instead released as a standalone game.

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Prerelease Info

Obscured Graphics

Whenever Balloon Boy and JJ show up in the vent, only their faces are seen. You can probably see why by just looking at the sprites themselves.

Like in Five Nights at Freddy's 2, JJ appears under the desk when she gets in the office. This time, her mouth can be partially seen.

This graphic of Rockstar Freddy shows up when you first boot up the game and when you earn a power-up, but his legs are hidden beneath the screen.

This graphic appears in the third office, but it's placed behind the office image (which has most black parts transparent, allowing this graphic to be seen through it). The silhouette is also unseen due to it being placed on top of a black background.

Just like the Springtrap graphic above, this graphic is used, but the silhouette is unseen due to it being placed on a black background.

Unused Graphics

Custom Night Text

There is an unused graphic for a text saying "Custom Night" in the game's files. This would have been used in the Menu, but was removed in favor of there being space for the Offices, Power-Ups and Challenges buttons. Strangely enough, the image on Steam and Gamejolt of the Menu still has the old version, with the Custom Night text graphic in it.

Bonnet Animation

An unused animation of Bonnet falling down recycled from Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location. The object for Bonnet that hosts this animation is likely reused from that game, as Clickteam objects can be easily recycled. Bonnet has no falling animation that uses the bright lighting in this game, and instead just moves down when her nose is clicked.

Youtuber Demo Leftover

An image that was left over from the demo version that Scott Cawthon sent to Youtubers. This would appear in the middle of the main menu if there was an attempt to start a night with more than 2000 points.

Reused FNaF World Save Data

When you trigger the secret with Old Man Consequences where you end up in the "Fourth Layer" area from FNaF World, the game registers a save file called "info" and adds in the value called "beatgame4=1". This save file has no purpose in Ultimate Custom Night, but FNaF World can read it, causing a trophy of Freddy to appear on the file select screen. The reason this happens is because the frame used for this Easter egg is recycled in this game, and the code to have the game to execute the data was left intact.

Revisional Differences

To do: Log the patches from Scott's own Steam updates as well as note the version numbers prior to that.

When the game first came out both Toy Chica's and Rockstar Chica's bibs were flipped in the wrong direction. This was eventually fixed with an update.