Funko Games: Five Nights at Freddy's - Survive 'Til 6AM Game

My daughter has been a FNAF fan since she was 7 years old so now at 13 I thought she would love this game. It can be played with just one person but I'm not sure how much fun that would be. For the first game play she played it with my niece, also a FNAF fan. Here is their take on the game: The directions are very complicated and a bit confusing, even if you've played the Five Nights At Freddy's video game. You have cards divided into piles and the animatronics cards are mixed in. Then there is a dial to keep track of your energy and cards to keep track of the time. To win, you have to make it to 6AM with energy left and without one of the animatronics getting in the office. After a couple of rounds they started to understand the directions and get the hang of it. There is no real interaction between the 2 players on the board so the only real competition is in seeing if one of you makes it to 6 am first. Once they finished playing it the first time they were not interested in playing it again. They did however say that it may be one they would play again at some point. Of course in a board game you do not have the jump scares like you do in the Five Nights at Freddy's video game, and I think that is more of the lure for them. I'm not sure I would recommend this to anyone who doesn't have a basic understanding of the video game but I think it would appeal to some fans.

My son loved this game, he is a big fan of the FNAF franchise so of course he loves this fun twist on the original video game! The game can be played with 2 players and played solo, and it is fun both ways. Fun to play over and over with a different outcome each game, so no two gameplays are the same.

This game was either sold out or twice the price elsewhere. I was able to get it from Walmart for a reasonable cost, and with free shipping!

I wanted this game because my granddaughter plays the video games of Five Nights at Freddy's and she loves it. So we were so excited to receive and play this game. Its for 1 or 2 players and a survival game. There's alot you keep an eye on to win the game. Security cameras and always keep an eye on your power and always avoid Freddy and his friends. Your a Security guard and have to keep watch thru the night.

Although I personally do not care for my son liking five nights at freddys due to its scary/horror nature: he loves the game! As an adult I don't like to play with him as his 2nd player, but his friends also love it. I think the game is kind of too simple and a bit lame, but he's totally into it when he plays. I'd prefer a family game night in the traditional fashion of old school board games, but I guess the hipster wave is upon us. Don't quote me on this rating, it isn't for or about me: it was given to my son who LOVES IT! I had no idea funko had branches out to the board game world, but it seems they have, & are succeeding in doing so. If my kid is happy, then so am I; hence the rating I gave.

so as a 30 year old mother to 1 i saw this board game to be a fun game to play with my husband or little girl as it looked like it was right down both of our allies but honestly, we all love horror. its quite boring to me and most of my 3 stars are for the good packaging and presentation, and my only child can play on her own and occupy herself. i just found it overly complicated and found myself loosing interest quick because a large part of the game is just cards. it reminds me a lot of clue or life, or even among us! when you look in the box, and the box contains freddy fazbear's pizza menu style instructions, the fold out board game, 2 green dice that i THINK glow in the dark but dont quote me on that, a thick stack of cards, small timestamp cards, and player cards. the bright side to this is that this game is geared more towards people like me as a kid, alone lol you can play as a solo player, or two people can play but there are only enough cards for 2 people. i honestly cant see 13 year olds playing this unless they are a fan, my 8 year old seems to love it even though shes never seen the series obviously, but she is adhd and seems to like it better than me, but she does eventually loose interest. i wouldnt buy this unless you're really into board games and the theme.

I have three children. They are 12 years old, 15 years old, and 16 years old. All of them agreed that this game was overly complicated and took all the excitement that they had out of a Five nights at Freddy's game. They found the instructions confusing and gave up, opting to play Mario party together instead.

Five Nights at Freddy's - Survive 'Til 6AM Game is well made. I just played it with my son and it was okay. My son had a blast. I survived until 2:30am. I kept getting animatronic cards and rolling 10's. On one side of the board you can play Five Nights at Freddy's - Survive 'Til 6AM as a one player game and on the other side you can play Five Nights at Freddy's - Survive 'Til 6AM as a two player game. The game does not come with figures, but it does come with discs as our playing piece and it also has percentage numbers on the discs to represents the health levels. My son and I used his actual Five Nights At Freddy's mini mystery characters to play with the game. My son is a Freddy's super fan so of course he already knew how to play the board game. I still read the instructions because my son does have a tendency to make up his own rules. The instructions were not difficult to understand it is included in the game box. I can honestly say this is definitely a game for Freddy's fans. Although I enjoyed playing this game with my son I will not be playing it anymore. It is not my type of board game. My son has played this Five Nights at Freddy's - Survive 'Til 6AM alone for three days straight. I am happy he is able to play it alone. My favorite thing about this game is that it can be played solo.

I am writing this review based on the opinions of my 13-year-old. He likes Five Nights at Freddie's. He gives the game three out of five stars. He says the game is very confusing. The cards do not make sense at all to him. They are impossible to understand. He says Five Nights at Freddie's is best played as a video game and not as a board or card game. There are too many phases. You have to monitor the cameras then react then resolve. When the directions have to have an example turn to help make them make sense that is a little confusing. As a mom, it is confusing for me, too! I am trying to read the directions and am getting lost as to what to do. I am going to agree with my kid, this is better as a video game and not a board game. Another issue is that it is only for one or two players. What if you have several that want to play? Not cool for a sleepover game. I would not recommend this game. If you want to give it a go, go ahead, but know it is confusing and will definitely take time and a learning curve to figure out.

My son has been asking for this game for months and I couldnt find it anywhere. Then one day when I searched and Walmart popped up and said they had only a few left. Snagged one for my son for Christmas and I cant wait to see how excited he is. The box was packed with the air pockets so the game came in perfect condition!