Five nights. One very wrong house.
Explore fifteen connected rooms in a dark estate with a flashlight and a map. Follow five nights of disturbing discoveries, find places to hide and escape its inhabitants. This is an early horror alpha with sudden scares, pursuit and original creatures.
Content note: 18+ horror: disturbing creature imagery, pursuit and sudden scares. A fictional estate, not an affiliated product or a depiction of actual events.
The estate is open. You probably should not be here
- Five authored night task chains through fifteen connected rooms and six looping routes.
- Flashlight exploration, hiding, pursuit, room apparitions and directional sound.
- Keyboard, mouse and touch controls, with brightness, captions, volume and camera-motion options.
How to play 5 Nights at Mar-a-Slopo
- WASD
- Move
- Mouse / arrow keys
- Look
- E
- Interact
- F
- Flashlight
- Shift
- Run
- J
- Map
- Esc
- Pause
Move with the left stick; push past its ring to run. Drag the right side to look. Use the flashlight, action, map and menu buttons. Touch layouts were checked in browser emulation; physical-device performance is still being tested.
Tip: Choose New Game for night 1 or Continue for your latest unlocked night. Night Select replays any night you have reached. Use the map to learn the loops before you need to escape; running straight at a creature is not a shortcut.
Your progress, across devices
Completed nights, unlocked nights and your volume, brightness, captions and camera-motion preferences are saved. Continue starts your latest unlocked night, and Night Select replays earlier ones without lowering your progress. Your position and unfinished night are not saved between sessions. Guest saves stay in this browser; sign in to sync them across devices. Each game has separate progress.
Before you jump in
Is 5 Nights at Mar-a-Slopo free?
Yes. The current arcade version is free to play in your browser, with no installation. Guest play requires the age check; an account is optional.
Am I playing against other people?
No. This alpha is a single-player horror game. The creatures are controlled by the game.
How can I give feedback?
Open the game and scroll to Community. Sign in to comment, reply, support an idea, or create a poll. New posts enter the review queue.
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