fnaf 2

For many players, completing the main story of fnaf 2 is only the beginning. The real challenge starts when you unlock Custom Night, a game mode that allows you to adjust the difficulty of each animatronic individually.

Custom Night gives players complete control over the challenge level, from easy practice runs to nearly impossible survival scenarios. However, choosing the right character settings can make a huge difference in your success rate.

Whether you're practicing specific mechanics, aiming to beat the famous 10/20 Mode, or simply looking for a balanced challenge, this guide covers the best FNAF 2 Custom Night character settings and strategies.

Understanding AI Difficulty Levels

Before choosing settings, it's important to understand how AI levels work.

AI 0–5

• Minimal threat
• Great for learning mechanics
• Suitable for beginners

AI 6–10

• Moderate challenge
• Consistent animatronic activity
• Good for practicing multitasking

AI 11–15

• High difficulty
• Requires strong mask timing
• Increased pressure throughout the night

AI 16–20

• Extreme challenge
• Little room for mistakes
• Demands near-perfect execution