I'm not the biggest fan of horror game and jump scares so I never played five nights and freddys. Your game does seem to do a good job with the premise from what I understand for the most part. Cameras and mask worked well but it was awkward to have them pull up on hover instead of click or a button press. I got stuck in the maintenance panel once or twice and don't remember how I got out. Voice over guy seemed to do an alright job describing what to do, some things were still a little unclear but might have been explained on later nights. Finally audio probably does need to be adjusted, louder voice over/quieter SFX or have an option to adjust them. Overall I do think this was a pretty solid game, I felt tense and uneasy while playing, good for a scary game. 

I'll start by admitting that I'm not a big fan of jump scares. There is a time and place for them, but in general, I tend not to play games that use them as a core part of the game.

I wish the volume had been better normalized. You have the voice over at the beginning of the night that was really quiet compared to most of the other sounds. I had to turn up my computer volume quite a bit in order to hear what was being said, which made everything else, such as opening the computer terminal, unpleasantly loud. The jump scare during the voice over had me jumping to mute my volume altogether because the difference in volume was slightly painful. I'm glad I wasn't wearing headphones. I know that jump scares are suppose to be louder, but the difference was great enough that it left me feeling like it was better to just not hear what was being said than risk the loudness of the jump scare. I wish there had been text to go with the voice over, so I could read along instead of relaying solely on the audio. Providing text would have let me keep my volume at a more reasonable level for other sounds in the game while still understanding what was being said to me.

The mask wasn't super clear to me. Looking at the info provided on Custom Night, it seems like it's suppose to protect against one (or more?) of the creatures. I just never seemed to have the time between him starting to show up and game over to actually put it on. In fairness, at that point I did have my volume on the quieter side, so I might have missed quiet audio clues.

The percentage was also not super clear to me. I think it might have been connected to keeping the door closed, but I wasn't really sure.

I made it to Night 3. I was having enough issues with figuring out the right volume level to hear what I needed to hear without other sounds being too loud for me that it started triggering a headache.

You did a good job with the visuals and got the feel of a creepy theater done well. I think for someone who enjoys this type of game, they will enjoy this one.