In Custom Night Mode, instead of facing the enemies assigned on each level, you will face a new set of animatronics using the same gameplay mechanics from the older games. If you make your way through and finish the fifth night, you’ll unlock a bonus night called Custom Night.
You and Michael Afton will try to survive the night, each getting progressively more difficult. 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.This new sequel features a different storytelling and gameplay mechanics in a way that, instead of defending yourself from evil animatronics in one room, you will now be able to move to different places and complete the required tasks. 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. 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 a value called "beatgame4=1". This would appear in the middle of the main menu if there was an attempt to start a Night with more than 2,000 points.
Bonnet has no falling animation that uses the bright lighting in this game, and instead just moves down when her nose is clicked.Īn image left over from the demo version that Scott Cawthon sent to YouTubers. The object for Bonnet that hosts this animation is likely reused from that game, as Clickteam objects can be easily recycled.
Strangely enough, the menu image on Steam and Gamejolt is an older version with this graphic present (seen at right).Īn unused animation of Bonnet falling down, recycled from Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location. Present in the files and intended for the menu, but was removed in favor of the Offices, Power-Ups, and Challenges buttons.
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