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The Clown is unfortunately a very weak killer and is bullied by toxic survivors. However, his Mr. Puddles outfit is fabulous, possibly the best outfit in the game. This makes the DLC 100% worth it.

Five Nights at Freddy's: Help Wanted takes the FNAF universe to a whole new level while staying true to the original games by Scott Cawthon. Originally I was unable to play the game due to the VR requirement, but after the release of the Flat Mode update I was able to try it for the first time. Having not watched any gameplay prior to keep the scare factor fresh, I had no idea what I was missing out on. The game essentially transforms Scott's original games into a new, more frightening and realistic environment. The first 3 games have directly related counterparts in Help Wanted, with the same environmental aspects such as Phone Guy's calls, the spooky sounds, and cameras. FNAF4 and Sister Location are included as well, with additional gamemodes including Dark Rooms, Parts and Service, Vent Repair, and Night Terrors. A major gameplay improvement in Help Wanted are controls more accurate to real life (I.E. Looking in all directions, even behind you, and being able to view cameras at all times without throwing a tablet in your face). Additionally, my personal favorite part about this game is being able to actually see the animatronics MOVE on the cameras, and even scarier, walking and crawling through the doors and vents right beside you. Other gamemodes give the player the opportunity to get up-close and personal with animatronics while completing stressful tasks, making the player feel like they are actually working as a night guard for minimal pay in life-threatening situations. It creates a truly a horrifying environment even without VR. Lore is not left out of the game either. As the player progresses through levels they can unlock a secret story, and a new, formerly only 8-bit character is officially introduced. Overall, I feel that this game brings justice to the Five Nights at Freddy's titles, and is a very enjoyable and scary experience for fans of the franchise.

GhostFace is finally in DBD! I do wish he were an officially licensed character from the Scream franchise, but the fact that he wears the iconic Ghost Face mask is very cool! With the Classic Ghost Face outfit, he gets a pure white mask, his signature black hooded robe, and the blade used in the Scream films! The crouch ability lets him give toxic survivors a taste of their own medicine too.

You can’t go wrong with Bubba!

Ash is groovy! I'm very happy to see a licensed character with purchasable cosmetics. Hopefully there will be purchasable cosmetics for other licensed characters in the future.

The Doctor is a very cool killer. The "Strictly Business" outfit makes him look very dapper. The Plague Doctor outfit is outstanding. I'm hoping for shirtless Doctor outfit in the future. ;)

Dead by Daylight is an insanely fun and addictive multiplayer game. Originally I just liked the game because I knew there were various licensed horror movie icons in it, namely Michael Myers, Freddy Krueger, Amanda Young, and my personal favorite, Bubba (Also known as Leatherface). When I started learning the game I enjoyed it even more! Not only are these iconic killers part of the game as DLC, but when you play as a survivor you feel like you're a victim in a horror movie! Your goal as a survivor is to work with three other survivors to repair generators, hide from the killer, create distractions, and ultimately escape a trial without getting hooked as a sacrifice (Or possibly worse, butchered in front of your very eyes). The music and sound effects really add to the horror of being stalked by a killer, whoever it may be, and the more engaged you are the more scared you will feel in real life. The game is just as fun when playing as a killer as well, especially since you're able to play as your favorite horror movie villains from their perspectives! When playing as a killer the game is pretty much the opposite, and your goal is to slow the survivors' progress as much as possible by damaging generators, destroying palettes, and ultimately hooking all survivors as sacrifices before they escape the trial. Whether you play as a survivor or a killer the game never gets boring since there is always something to work towards, whether it be leveling up characters for the first time as a beginner or reaching rank 1 every season.

I expected this from the moment Scott announced this game and I still believe it... The Ultimate Custom Night is by FAR the best game in the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise! The game is horrifying, hilarious, entertaining, annoying, and stressful all at the same time, and all in a great way! There is so much replay value in the game since all 50 characters are fully customizable from levels 1-20, something we have not seen since FNAF2. Each of the characters must be avoided in a different way, such as using a flashlight, putting on a Freddy mask, closing doors, sealing vents, winding a music box, monitoring cameras, using audio lures, activating a heater and air conditioning, and even spending Faz-Tokens. This offers endless possibilities of character combinations and difficulties! In addition to the 51 characters on the main roster (With the 51st being Dee Dee), there are also 7 characters on Dee Dee's roster that have different gameplay mechanics which the player must learn character by character. These characters make the nights even more surprising and interesting. Of course there are several Easter eggs in the game as well, since Five Nights at Freddy's wouldn't be the same without them. Some of these are very scary and raise more questions about the lore of the series. The most exciting Easter egg of all is the secret introduction of FredBear, the animatronic who started it all at FredBear's Family Diner! The game may seem overwhelming at first, but once you learn the mechanics of all the characters by completing the pre-set challenges, it's just a matter of timing and luck. As with all the previous games as well, there is one underlying challenge that tops every other: 50/20 mode. OUTSTANDING JOB SCOTT!

If you had fun playing Emily Wants to Play, you'll have even more fun playing Emily Wants to Play Too! The game starts out in the most horrifying setting possible... a messy apartment! Thankfully you are not in there for long, as long as you pay attention to the clues scattered throughout the mess. When you reach the main location of the game, the police station, you will discover the backstory of Emily and her new doll friends, as well as a recap on the first game's dolls, Kiki, Chester, and Mr. Tatters. While the game starts out horrifying as it's difficult to figure out how to survive, once you get the hang of how to play the various games and where to find the rules, the game actually becomes more fun than scary! Each hour you'll need to play a different game, so there is no concrete strategy to beat the entire game. There is even a game where you try to catch the dolls instead of them trying to catch you! Another aspect of the game which is very fun is the speed run option, which allows you to attempt playing through the entire game in the fastest time possible! Overall, this is one of the most fun horror games I have ever played.

Emily Wants to Play sounds like an innocent title for a friendly game, but not if you know it's a horror game. The concept of the game is very clever, with each hour of the night made up of twisted versions of childhood games, such as hide and seek, red light green light, and tag. Throughout the night, you're being stalked by three dolls and one girl, with each one hosting its own game and having its own unique mechanic. The characters become more aggressive throughout the night and sometimes they try to double team you, so watch out! Thankfully Emily writes advice in the kitchen on how to beat each doll's game, as well as her own, but you can't always trust what she says...