Five Nights: No Escape

You've heard of Five Nights at Freddy's! Now get ready for Five Nights With GLITCHES!

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 2[/h1] You can view my gameplay & early impressions here: https://youtu.be/bpwwlFp9nBo This is a pretty faithful tribute to FNAF, but it has online multiplayer co-op with real-time voice chat. So if you're a FNAF fan and need to get every variant or you have a VR friend online, then this is something I can recommend to you. However, otherwise, I would say that Five Nights at Freddy's Help Wanted VR is a better experience since it has a lot more content & different types of mini-games (it does cost $29.99 USD normal price). However, this is budget-priced and it's fine for what it is. It does exactly what it says. I didn't run into any issues. If you've played FNAF, then you know exactly what to expect. If you have never played FNAF, then basically you monitor different cameras by pressing buttons to switch between the different security cameras. You then either shut the door or turn on the lights to get a view of your blind spot when the "toys" are nearby. You have limited electricity so you have to be smart on when to do this. Game is running on the Unity Engine. Game was running at a steady 90 fps. There is no locomotion or turning, but you don't need them in this game since everything happens 180 in front of you. You can play comfortably seated. I think this game would also be fine for families with kids since although it's scary, it's not really violent or gruesome. [b]Rate ?/10.[/b] [quote]Please note: I received a free Steam key through the Steam Curator Connect program. You can join my Steam Curator group, Oculus Rift Reviews, here: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR [/quote]

Five Nights: No Escape (Co-op) is a paid clone to Five Nights at Freddy's in VR with Multiplayer co-op and real-time voice chat supported. It worked on my Index and HTC Vive system, looked ok, played ok, sounded ok. Has Single player mode. CONS: Nobody is buying and playing this game, but you can play and beat this solo. Maybe buy, if you like playing other Five Nights at Freddy's type games. I got a free key for this from the Steam Curator program. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/23133713-VIVE-VR/]ViVE VR curator group[/url]

needs some bug fixing first

the game is ok for a fnaf ripoff but the fact that the owner has the audacity to make this pile of hot ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ 10$ for just a game where almost every time i play the cameras dont work, the camera buttons dont work, nor does the screen turn on. not to mention the fact that sometimes the door buttons dont even work and that the door starts closed. honestly i think this game has potential according to the 24 reviews but i think this is just another fnaf ripoff that wont make the cut (or will it)

Do not buy for right now, i just purchased this game thinking it was gonna be fun too play with a few friends but holy hell is it glitchy asf, Items will not appear for sum people like masks or the clock , doors and cameras wont work half the time, it randomly sends us back to the menu for no reason do not buy this until they fix everything

The game is true to its name, there is no escape. The bugs won't let you. Five Nights: No Escape is a VR multiplayer classic FNaF styled game. While the game is fun for as long as it works there are just so many bugs that ruin the experience. In multiplayer there are frequent disconnections and un-synced items. In both modes you can glitch out the map and fall till an animatronic enters the room, only to have your body become invisible in next levels till you restart the game. The camera's have pre-made animation they can play. All animations only show 1 animatronic but more than 1 can come your way. When a basic animatronic is standing at the end of the hallway (keep door open to save power) the charger animatronic is fully invisible on the camera's for example. And the last game-breaking bug is that you can only interact with 1 item at a time. When using the mask to protect yourself from the rat you cannot use the door or lights meaning that if both the rat and another animatronic are on the way you will always die. The game could be great if it got a bug fixing patch. But till then I would not recommend this game.

buggy mess

Game is in a really buggy state. Game audio would randomly start to pop, and multiplayer would often have connection issues. The game was pretty fun when it worked, but the amount of glitches makes this game not worth playing.

Disregard the negative reviews for this game, me and my girlfriend LOVED playing this together for the first time in VR. We were scared constantly and had a fun ass time shouting at each other "Check Vent! Put your mask on, Close the door!" etc lol. I STRONGLY recommend playing this especially if you love vr co op with a friend and/or significant other.