Propnight

The game was shut down on January 22, 2024, due to Fntastic's closure.

• Title — Propnight • Developer — Fntastic • Publisher — Mytona • Platforms — Microsoft Windows • Released — December 1, 2021 • Genre — Survival horror • Modes — Multiplayer

The game's plot is left deliberately mysterious, with the only detail given outside of the game being that "In a small provincial town, teenagers continue to disappear mysteriously." In an interview, Anna Vasilieva, the communication director of Fntastic, explained that Propnight "has its own mysterious lore, and we happily thought of a lot of little things that can be noticed while playing the game. I would not want to take away from the players the pleasure of building theories and guessing about everything for themselves."

Propnight was a four-versus-one asymmetrical horror game. Four players played as Survivors, with the fifth player playing as the Killer. Survivors could transform into nearby props in the environment such as chairs, pots, and more in order to hide from the killer. The Survivors' objective was for at least one Survivor to escape the map. To do so, the Survivors needed to repair 5 of the 7 machines placed across the map, which in turn opened the map's exit. The Killer's objective was either to kill all 4 survivors, or prevent their escape. To catch a Survivor, the killer had to knock them down, then place them on a chair, where they would die if not rescued by another Survivor. Each survivor could only be rescued in this way twice; the survivor would die instantly if the survivor was placed on the chair a third time.

Propnight was developed using the Unreal game engine. After an open beta period which ran between October 15 and October 18, 2021, the game was released through Steam on November 30, 2021. On December 22, 2023, Fntastic ceased operations and announced that Propnights servers would shut down on January 22, 2024. It has support for 15 languages, including English, French, Italian, German, Spanish (Spain), Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish (Latin America), Polish, Russian, Swedish, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, and Japanese for the interface and subtitles.