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Now, with my limited playthroughs of previous entries (having played only the first FNAF and skipped the rest), I won’t be able to list much detail on how it has evolved, but I’ll do my best to point out whatever good things it has and some of the bad (to me, at least).įirst off, the gameplay. Unlike the previous entries, Security Breach’s storyline happens in only one night, but you’re given the chance to explore the whole Pizza-Plex to reach various conclusions in the story, considering the multiple endings with one having a pretty precise list of to-dos that makes me feel like it’s Cursed Castilla EX, but not as strict in requirements. But enough about that, on with the review! The latest entry in the popular indie game franchise Five Nights at Freddy’s, Security Breach puts you into the shoes of Gregory, a child that gets locked inside the brand-new Freddy’s Pizza-Plex, the latest incarnation of the infamously-haunted Fazbear Diner, where children died under various circumstances in the ’80s which had their souls and possibly their bodies as well considering the lore about the first animatronics smelling real bad. Whaddup, gamers? I’m back with a review, and this time we’re doing Five Nights at Freddy’s Security Breach.