The main antagonist is present for less than 5 minutes, and a majority of the endings are poorly made comic book segments, which fill the player with a sense of "Was that it?" rather than satisfaction. The main protagonist is never given a reason, motivation, or explanation for his continued presence at the setting. From the poorly told story to the game-breaking bugs to the lack of horror, this is not a game you should pick up. Security Breach was an awful experience all the way through.
While I think it's hard to argue the game is good, I had a lot of fun with it, and I still love going back and just exploring the brilliantly realised environments every now and then. At numerous times through the game, I felt that the atmosphere was brilliant, or that I would have loved to have a party at the Pizzaplex. Secondly, beyond its buggy code, the actual core game was pretty fun, and had some really effective and enjoyable moments.
So why am I rating this game so positively? Firstly, I find glitches and bugs both fascinating and hilarious most of the time, and this game was a treasure chest for such things. I've rarely had a game softlock on me, but to have it happen eight times in a single run through a game is both impressive and pathetic to me. So buggy that in my first casual play through of the game, I managed to get softlocked not once, not twice, but EIGHT individual times through the entire run. So buggy that many speedrunners have challenged themselves to beat the game with ridiculous rules like no running or beating the bosses in reverse order. So buggy that since its release, the game has had a bug fix fixing over 200 issues, and the game is still absolutely swarmed with bugs in every single corner. Most of the game is linear, but there are a couple of split paths and a multitude of endings you can get.Īll that sounds well and good doesn't it? A relatively linear exploration horror game with lots of endings and a good amount of alternative and end game content? Well. It's the most normal horror game in the series, but a huge departure for the series, as you are now exploring a huge amusements facility called the "Pizzaplex", while running away from the numerous animatronics trying to hunt you down. Play your way, but be prepared to adapt.ĮXPLORE AND DISCOVER - Freddy Fazbear’s Mega Pizzaplex offers a variety of attractions for guests to enjoy - Monty Golf, Roxy Raceway, Bonnie Bowl, the sewers, and… Sewers? The Pizzaplex is vast and has no shortage of goodies to discover.FNaF security breach is an enigma ****. Hop into hiding spots and allow danger to pass, or try to outrun your pursuers. Distract enemies by knocking over paint cans and toys - just slip away before enemies are drawn to your location. Glamrock Chica, Roxanne Wolf, Montgomery Gator, and the Pizzaplex’s security guard, Vanessa, will turn over every Cotton Candy Pizza Stand if they have to - it’s not wise to stay in one place for too long.ĪDAPT TO SURVIVE - Access the building’s security cameras to survey the environment and plan your route through danger. THE HUNTERS AND THE HUNTED - Once nighttime protocols are initiated, the animatronics at Freddy Fazbear’s Mega Pizzaplex will relentlessly pursue all intruders. With the help of Freddy Fazbear himself, Gregory must survive the near-unstoppable hunt of reimagined Five Nights at Freddy’s characters - as well as new, horrific threats. Play as Gregory, a young boy trapped overnight in Freddy Fazbear’s Mega Pizzaplex. Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach is the latest installment of the family-friendly horror games loved by millions of players from all over the globe.
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