Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach

Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach
Developer: Steel Wool Studios Publisher: ScottGames Platforms: Windows, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Google Stadia, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch Released internationally: December 16, 2021 (Windows/PS4/PS5), July 1, 2022 (Stadia), November 22, 2022 (XB1/XBSX), April 19, 2023 (Switch) This game has unused animations. This game has unused areas. This game has unused code. This game has hidden development-related text. This game has unused objects. This game has unused modes / minigames. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused models. This game has unused cinematics. This game has unused items. This game has unused music. This game has unused sounds. This game has unused text. This game has debugging material. This game has revisional differences. This game has a prototype article This game has a prerelease article This game has a notes page This game has a bugs page

Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach is undoubtedly the biggest game in the series to date (if the initial 80 GB filesize on PC didn't demonstrate it enough). Spanning across the Mega Pizzaplex, a seven-story building, this game breaks the traditional "Sit N' Survive" formula of the previous games and instead goes for a free-roam mission-based structure, a first for the series.

Despite being delayed twice before release, there is still tons of material left over in the files. The sheer amount of unused functional content and various comments from the developers suggest that a lot of stuff was dummied out in order to finish the game on time.

To do: A few things: Document the debug menu for the golf section. Keep an eye on maz0ntwt, as they're documenting a ton of unused dialogue and such. Document LightTest's Pizzaplex, as it contains many differences, including unused hallways, unused textures, and more. Document Vanny's AI in Survival Mode. Look into the unused "Plan A" mission. This appeared in Markiplier and Jacksepticeye's Playthroughs due to a glitch, is this a placeholder mission? An unused mission? Are there more unused missions like this one? Ruin.

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Prototype Info

Prerelease Info

Notes

Bugs

Debugging Material Vanny meter?

Unused Audio Jumpscare noises that are just a few seconds short.

Unused Dialogue "I have the second key."

Unused Animations All the promotional animations are here!

Unused Areas "This... this area is off limits! You're gonna get us in trouble!"

Unused Graphics "I'm sorry, Gregory, I'm afraid I can't do that."

Unused Mini-Games & Menus Survive Until 6 AM

Oddities So that's who Cassidy is!

Update Log Fazbear Entertainment prides themselves in their rich updates, so why don't you see what they've changed?

Ruin

Ruin Chica's feeding frenzy is back! And some other things too I guess.

Unused Items

Collectibles

The following collectibles are all unused, using a placeholder graphic for their icons. As they are only collectibles, they have no other bearing on gameplay.

Equipment

• Helpy
• Nightmare Helpy

Food

• Baking Bag - A bag full of everything you need to make a pizza. Fazbear not responsible for injuries if not used for pizza baking
• Fizzy Faz Monthly Mystery Mix

Clothes

• Strange Cube - No one knows what this is for. Perhaps the developer just needed something for a quick test
• Cube of Testing - Clearly this cube must be used for testing by the engineering team...
• Thingamabob
• Crash Coin
• Wallet
• Faz Frost - Fazbear entertainment secret frosting formula
• Uncommon Item 12
• Rare Item 5 - 9
• Ultra Rare Item 1 - 9

Trophies

• Fazer Tag Champion Badge

Unused Code

Unused Burntrap AI Properties

To do: There are more AI parameters that have yet to be written down here.

Despite never chasing the player in-game, Burntrap has fully configured AI parameters like the rest of the animatronics. This may mean that at one point in development you may have actually been chased down by Burntrap, but in the final game this never happens.

Burntrap

WalkSpeed_4_6926191C4027638AF364ADA1761CFC41: 150.0

RunSpeed_5_06481094402B8DC17B70ABBD4A5BAA09: 300.0

SlightAngle_39_FBC170A3429F47D1D7269B32A88889A: 60.0

InnerRange_37_947B8DA84D6BB45E011ACB9F0DE64142CF0: 2000.0

OuterRange_38_4D77AE444FA522CB5A0A2DBF64142CF0: 4000.0

MinHearingDistance_18_7D4C006A43964B918AEE0098A4C710DB: 250.0

MaxHearingDistance_20_96173F7E4CB7802238C7A2A7DB84DE9C: 4000.0

(Source: OpenSauce)

While not in the game, originally Burntrap was meant to show up in the corner of your eyes, hiding in the shadows. He was meant to only show up as a “decaying movie prop” according Scott Cawthon in his 2nd interview with Dawko.

TEST_ProceduralWalls

There is a folder in the game's content directory called TEST_ProceduralWalls that contains many textures, meshes, and a 9,211-line-long blueprint file called BP_SplineWall.uasset. It is unknown what this would have been used for.

(Source: OpenSauce)

Unused Text

This section will only detail text that wouldn't have been shown via subtitles. For unused subtitles, see the Unused Dialogue sub-page.

KEEP AN EYE ON THE TIME

Hour Length

Used in the Survival Mode menu.

WARNING - Time does not stop when looking at the Faz watch.

This line of text makes it seem like at one point in development, Gregory bringing up the watch would not pause the game, allowing the Animatronics to still jumpscare him when it is up.

Cameras, messages, and more can be accessed through the watch.

A basic text string that teaches the player about what they can use the Fazwatch for.

Difficulty

Easy

Med

Nightmare

These strings of text are used in the unused Survival mode's settings page, as seen in the unused Extras menu.

Unused Models

Chica's Guitar

An earlier version of Chica's guitar is present within the files, consisting of different textures and a slightly different model. Interestingly, this model is used by the Chica hologram in the final game, though the regular version is never used.

Texture	Model	Hologram	Final Model

(Source: Triple A Fazbear)

Frozen Endo

An unused endoskeleton enemy that, aside from a model, only has scrapped mission text mentioning it. In the final game, its head and some parts of its body can be found in the first office in the game, but the rest of the model goes unused. The related unused dialogue suggests that this would've appeared in a scrapped boiler room area.

Blue Fazwatch

An unused version of the Fazwatch exists in the files which doesn't look like the Freddy version we know. In the files, it is called "basic Fazwatch". The model can be seen in the unused character gallery on Gregory, and it was also seen in the October trailer for Security Breach.

Unused Objects

Elevator

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The elevator found in the main area has buttons that are unable to be pressed due to the doors never opening. If the player were to enter the elevator via hacks, however, the buttons can be pressed, making the elevator doors close and loading the player into a separate area of the map. This elevator was once seen in a pre-release trailer, but it is never used in-game through legitimate means.

Glass Ball

An unused distraction that resembles a glass ball. When summoned in-game, it quickly falls to the ground and shatters, signaling nearby animatronics.

(Source: Maz)

Unused Cutscenes

To do: Get videos of the Showtime Tutorial Cutscene

Showtime Disc Tutorial Cutscene

There is an unused Showtime Tutorial in Day One, where upon reaching the Showtime Button the VA here would have been the VA used in the final game. It would have zoomed in on the Showtime Control Module, showing you directly where to go. This otherwise helpful tutorial unfortunately got scrapped.

Promotional Material

All of the Freddy and Friend's and 2020 Trailer segments were left in in the Day One build files, then subsequently removed in the v1.05 patch that decreased the game size by a whopping 20%.

Moon Kitchen

The scene from the 2020 Trailer was originally going to have Monty strolling in the corridor under Moon. Why this was cut is unknown.

(Source: MalaBG)

Development Text

To do: There's very likely a lot more of these.

Development Text in Maps

In the raw asset files for the maps of the game, several strings of normally-unseen debug text can be found, some of which may refer to unused content. It should also be noted that these are all seen in "old" versions of areas that appear to have had an updated map made (i.e. MAP_Laundry_Room_LightsOn vs. MAP_Laundry_Room_NEW_LightsOn).

In MAP_Laundry_Room_LightsOn, the text "Requires Staff Bot" can be seen in front of a door. The closest thing to using a Staff Bot in the game is when the player temporarily controls the chef Staff Bot in order to lure out Chica, but that happens nowhere near where some of these doors are located. It is also possible that this was just a note left in by a developer leaving a reminder that a Staff Bot still needs to be added here, as in the final version of this area a Staff Bot is seen behind this door.

Also found in MAP_Laundry_Room_LightsOn, above a fence in one of the rooms, is some text that says "FenceGate(Locked)", despite no such gate existing in this room. This suggests that a fence gate (probably requiring Monty's Claws or Chica's Voicebox) was once planned to be inserted here.

Found out-of-bounds in MAP_Loading_Dock_Hallway_LightsOn is text that states "ElectricalBox".

Internal Development Text

Of course, there is also some development text located in the internal files of the game. A few of these were added in the 1.05 patch of the game, and include some interesting stuff, such as references to cut locations, as well as some colorful language in a few areas...

Cheese Station

Crust Station

Default

Delete the shit out of this file right about now.

Freezer room. Chef boyardee can food is all stored here. Most of the food is stored in boxes. (Probably should have used more boxes than cans for the whitebox)

Internal Name

The game's executable is referred to as "fnaf9.exe". Additionally, several internal files refer to the game as "Quarters".

(Source: OpenSauce04)