Five Nights At Epstein's
About Five Nights At Epstein's
Five Nights at Epstein’s is a high-pressure surveillance horror game designed for players who prefer tension over safety. It compresses time, piles threats, and severely punishes hesitation. If you enjoy FNAF-style games where controlling panic is more important than reflexes, then this game is worth a try. If you want fairness or recovery time, then it’s probably not for you.
This game sits somewhere between the session length of typical games and the relentless tension of race games. Short nights. High failure rate. Very little mercy.
The real feeling of playing the game
You’re locked in the bathroom after a failed island investigation. You don’t move. You just observe.
Cameras, vents, sound decoys, and a fragile system are all you have.
Each hour lasts only 30 seconds, which sounds manageable until multiple enemies attack from different systems simultaneously. The real pressure comes from waiting. Doing nothing feels dangerous. Acting too much will ruin everything.
That balance is the game.
Plot
The plot is simple and focuses on the environment. Rescue is coming, but slowly. Systems are deteriorating. Sound is malfunctioning. Visuals are buggy.
There's no plot explanation—just the feeling that this situation was a bad idea from the start.
Mission
Survive the night.
That means:
- Tracking enemies through the camera
- Using sound decoys without overloading the system
- Managing vents while avoiding oxygen deprivation
- Manually blocking an enemy unaffected by the auto-attack system
Every mistake accumulates. Recovery is limited.
Controls
On PC
- Tap the camera to switch camera angles
- Tap the speaker icon to activate sound decoys
- Tap the vent switches to open or close them
- Use the control panel to restart malfunctioning systems
- Hold the action button to electrocute certain enemies
On Mobile
- Tap the screen to change cameras
- Tap the speaker icon to activate sound decoys
- Tap the vent switches to manage airflow
- Press and hold to reset systems
- Hold the touch button to electrocute enemies
