This is a wonderful port that plays nicely and captures the experience of the PC version.Many people have already brought this up, but after completing the night, the credit screen replays over and over again. You can just swipe out of the game and then reload it. The game will also have Hard Boiled Mode unlocked after you log back in. The jump scares were superb and actually had me flinching. The night is fair to the player, but it still is pretty challenging. It gives you just enough power to make it through, but just too little to feel comfortable. The best part of the game is having to learn the mechanics without having any real hints. Even though this was directly inspired by FNaF 1, the game has a lot of twists that will leave you spooked.One critique of the gameplay is that the buttons you have to tap are a little too small. This isn’t a huge problem since the game is beatable with it, but I thought I’d just bring that up.This game is a great adaptation of a beloved FNaF fan game. I love the Fanverse initiative and I’m excited for Jonochrome’s ONAF 3!

Before One Night at Flumpty’s 1, a majority of FNaF Fan-games were just FNaF 1, but with a different coat of paint. While Flumpty’s is very similar to FNaF 1 ( and it’s the problem I have with the game, ) It adds a lot to the FNaF formula and makes me like it a LOT. The gameplay is pretty fun with gameplay mechanics that make the game fun. It’s very similar to Slender, where it gets harder the more you play it. ( A comparison the creator, Jonochrome made. ) That creepy clown freak’s mechanic is an interesting idea where the more you pull up the cam, the closer he gets to killing you. I think that the art style is amazing. Jon’s art style makes the game look whimsical, but also genuinely kinda creepy. I also think the sound design is what makes the game great. The music box is pretty creepy, the door sound when they arrive is straddling, and the jump-scare sound is great. Overall, while it is a FNaF clone, it’s the best FNaF clone ever made. The Flumpty’s series is great, and I’m glad it made it into the Fazbear Fanverse Initiative.

I really like the main function of Flumpty, that cube-head guy, Grunkfuss, the Red Man, etc.I like how you gave Otter the function of Foxy. He was truly the right character for the job. Plus, the text in his newspaper is just hilarious. “Man drinks lava and survives (kinda), “Flumpty kidnapped someone ‘cause he feels like it”, “you should really be checking the cameras”.I am kinda sad Red Man wasn’t seen on cameras and just glitched them with red static. But hey, leaves good room for lord and theories!I would like if you added more nights, but that’d kinda defeat the purpose of “ONE Night at Flumpty’s”

This is a surprisingly good port of One Night at Flumpty’s. I’ve played One Nigbt at Flumpty’s, the original and they upgrade, on my computer, and I can say that the gameplay remains (mostly) the same! My two biggest problems were poor button input on the doors, and the placement of the camera button. I kept accidentally pressing the home slider, which made Golden Flumpty a heck of a lot more than a threat. I do think these problems will be fixed in the future. 9/10, definitely worth the price.