Five Nights At Epstein's

Five Nights at Epstein’s is a single-player HTML5 horror game where you must survive from midnight to 6 AM in a dark facility. Gameplay revolves around...

Five Nights at Epstein’s Online – Haunting Nighttime Survival Game

Five Nights at Epstein’s is a single-player HTML5 horror game where you must survive from midnight to 6 AM in a dark facility. Gameplay revolves around monitoring cameras, managing power, and reacting in time to avoid sudden jump scares. If you enjoy tense hourly survival games, this is a great option to try in your browser.

I played the first three nights in a row. It wasn't a loud jump scare, but rather a prolonged silence that gradually increased my heart rate.

Playing the Game

Five Nights at Epstein’s is inspired by classic camera-based survival games:

• Continuously monitoring the camera system
• Managing limited power sources
• Opening/closing doors at the right time
• Observing movement in the dark

The difficulty increases each night. Enemies move faster. Patterns change. If you panic and keep closing doors, you'll run out of power before 6 AM.

What I appreciate most is the pace. The game isn't rushed from the start. It builds pressure gradually, then suddenly throws in a jump scare that truly startles you.

How to play Five Nights at Epstein’s

Objective

• Survive until 6 AM.

Controls

• Mouse: Interact
• Left Click: Open/Close doors
• Mouse Move: Switch camera
• Light Button: Turn on the light to check

Basic Strategy

1. Check the camera periodically, don't spam it constantly.
2. Only close doors when necessary.
3. Quickly turn on the light to confirm your location before acting.

My mistake on the first night: I panicked, closed doors too early, and ran out of power at 4:30 AM.

Tips for surviving 5 nights

Practical experience:

• Save power from the beginning of the game.
• Observe the movement cycle before reacting.
• Calmness is more important than speed.
• Don't overuse flash.

Five Nights at Epstein's rewards patience. The calmer you are, the easier it is to read the situation.