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

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.

5 Nights at Freddy's survive til 6am is a fun 2 player game in which the players must navigate thru several rooms In search of clues on how to not get caught by ghosts or the animatronic figures of the restraunt Freddy's. My kids had a blast playing this board game and they highly recommend it to any one who loves playing 5 Night's at Freddy's.

My kids has fun playing this game!! It is a very straight forward game, instructions are clear, and you can easily understand how to play it. The game doesn't necessarily need 13 year olds, my boys 12 and 9 , were able to play and enjoy it. What I really like about it, that kids can play it alone, with out partner.

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 husband and I tried to play this game without first knowing what Five Nights at Freddy's is. The directions included in the box seemed pretty confusing for us, so our first run-through of the game was just us trying to understand. Once I searched a video tutorial online, the game instructions seemed to click, and the game was much more enjoyable. I like that each round and each play of the game can be so completely different. I also like that you can play the game alone if you want a quick way to pass some time. Overall, I do recommend this game, and I will be playing it again.

Very happy I was even able to find this game for our God daughter who is 10 yrs old! She will be Very happy at Christmas! Awesome price as I have seen this for more then double the price on other sites! The biz was a good size also, as I was expecting a tiny little box! Thanks Walmart as always you came through for Christmas!

It's a fun game. The directions were hard to follow / comprehend. Eventually after watching video tutorials online we got the hang of it. Once we understood how to play it was fun! My kids enjoy it. They like that they can play the game by themselves or together. The goal is to survive the night by avoiding Freddy and his friends. I would consider this as a fun card game.

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.

First of all, it was beyond confusing. You should not have to go on- line and watch a tutorial on how to play a board game. ( which was recommended). I tried to play the game with my son and after reading the directions and setting up this very poor idea of a game, I was ready to throw it in the street and run it over and over. Meanwhile thinking to myself “ what was that”??!!!!! Cheaply made, bad ideas, poorly designed. Etc. you couldn't pay me to even attempt to play this game again! So… “ what was that”? A very bad, boring, DUMB game!