The Clown Nights game is a horror game featuring simple graphics and straightforward gameplay. It could be an excellent start for people who have set their first steps in the world of terrifying games.
As you can see from the game’s name, the game’s story takes place in an abandoned circus, where the main character has to manage to survive nights haunted and threatened by a wicked clown.
At first look, the game will be quite familiar to fans of the Five Nights At Freddy's, aka FNAF, game series. This is understandable because both of the games allow players to manipulate with easy in-game objects, like locking/unlocking the camera, turning on/off the lights, or checking the cameras to avoid evil from hurting the main character.
Moreover, the jumpscare engine in both games is quite similar, with the face of a scary creature jumping onto the screen.
Despite the features in common, the Clown Nights game is still a separate product from the FNAF game.
You have to survive 7 nights in the abandoned circus of the game, 2 more than in the FNAF game.
Between 12 a.m. and 6 a.m., players need to check the camera system by pressing the button at the bottom of the screen to see where the demonic clown is. Then, turning on the light or shutting the door can make the clown visible and prevent it from entering the player's security room. You win the game when you can be safe from the clown until 6 a.m.
Notably, the battery of the electricity in the game will decrease whenever you check the cameras, shut doors, or turn on lights. If the energy in the bottom left corner of the screen runs out, you can’t utilize the electrical things, which means you can’t keep track of the clown and be vulnerable to it.
The developer hasn’t set any age restriction to the game, so Clown Nights is still available for players of all ages. Furthermore, the jumpscare in the game is not too terrifying and traumatizing for a person to handle, even with a young player. So, feel free to enjoy it!
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