Multiple Endings Await in Five Nights at Freddy’s Security Breach
Security Breach Has a 3 Star Ending
Five Nights at Freddy’s game series has been revolutionary in the indie horror gaming industry. The series is known for its lore and various endings that players can unlock.
The new game, Security Breach, offers a total of six possible endings to unlock. These endings include the Good, Bad, Unmasked, and Savior Ending.
1. Good Ending
If you’re a completionist or simply love the lore of Five Nights at Freddy’s, it is worth pursuing every possible ending in this latest installment. While some of them are relatively easy to unlock, others can prove challenging and require significant dedication to attain.
Developed by Steel Wool Studios, the 2021 fifth game in the Five Nights at Freddy’s series takes place in a larger Pizzaplex that features daycare areas, restaurants, laser tag arenas, and more. Players play as a young boy named Gregory who must evade hostile animatronic characters and uncover the mall’s morbid secrets.
In the ‘Good Ending,’ you will complete the game and escape without Vanny or the S.T.A.F.F bots. You will also deactivate the Glitchtrap virus, preventing it from controlling Burntrap and Vanessa.
2. Bad Ending
Fans have spotted small details in the teaser image for the Ruin DLC that hint at the story linking to one of the base game’s two-star endings. Specifically, the back left corner of the image features two stars emblazoned on it that don’t mirror the other side.
Five Nights at Freddy’s has long been a groundbreaking force in the indie horror game industry, pushing its own boundaries with engaging gameplay and complex lore that often unfurls through various game endings. The series has a total of six possible game endings to unlock, more than double that of most other games in the franchise.
The bad ending involves a bad outcome for the characters. In this case, it has to do with Gregory’s escape. In this case, he gets through the Pizzaplex with Freddy and Vanessa alive, but Vanny dies in the rooftop ending, or is exorcised in the Superstar/Disassembled ending.
3. Unmasked Ending
When Sundrop and Moondrop first debuted in Security Breach, they were instant fan favorites due to their unique mechanics and likable personalities. Since then, fans have speculated that the two daycare animatronics will return in Ruin to help Gregory get a better ending.
The Unmasked Ending is the best possible ending in Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach, though it’s also one of the hardest to achieve. To unlock this ending, players must stay at the Pizzaplex until 6 AM. This will deactivate all of the S.T.A.F.F. bots, including Vanny, and allow Gregory to escape the building with a normal Vanessa and Freddy’s head.
The Five Nights at Freddy’s game series has been a groundbreaking force in the indie gaming world, constantly pushing boundaries with innovative gameplay and complex lore. Much of the lore is revealed through the different game endings, which can be quite difficult to unlock.
4. Superstar/Disassembled Ending
Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach is the newest installment in the popular horror franchise. It offers a wide variety of endings, some good and bad, that give players the opportunity to explore the game’s compelling storyline and lore.
While some of these endings require significant effort, others are relatively easy to achieve. The Savior Ending in particular is considered the best of these, and is also arguably the hardest to get.
To unlock this ending, players must play through the game until they reach the Pizzaplex at 6 AM. They must then enter Vanny’s area and press the button. This will trigger the unmasked ending and reveal Vanny’s true face. Then, she and Gregory escape the Pizzaplex together. It’s unclear if this is the canon ending, but it’s definitely interesting.
5. Savior Ending
Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach is the eighth main installment in the survival horror video game franchise, developed by Steel Wool Studios. Released in 2021, the game features a new setting, the Freddy Fazbear’s Mega Pizzaplex mall, which functions like a larger version of the original pizza restaurant and includes areas such as the disco arcade, daycare, restaurants, laser tag arena, and golf course.
Unlike the previous installments in the series, which only allowed players to roam through a single room, Security Breach has a much more expansive layout that gives players a variety of different endings to experience. These varied outcomes add depth and complexity to the story, providing a unique and rewarding gameplay experience.