There are six endings in Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach ranging from sad to heartwarming. There’s also one true ending that’s considered canon to the Five Nights at Freddy’s series. Players will need to make specific choices to unlock each ending, but the biggest choices will be which exit is used and if they want to escape the Pizzaplex.
The six endings together reveal a lot of information about the characters in FNAF: Security Breach, including the mysterious Vanny and her relation to the security guard, Vanessa. Players familiar with the FNAF series will know that the easiest endings will be the least satisfying. Working to uncover the secrets of the Pizzaplex offers much more rewarding endings for the FNAF: Security Breach heroes.
The most interesting endings come with a risk because once Gregory chooses to stay in the Pizzaplex, there are no save points. Players will get a game over if they are caught by an enemy after deciding to stay past 6:00 am. However, as long as players move carefully and check their cameras, they should be able to unlock the more intriguing endings in FNAF: Security Breach.
FNAF: Security Breach Ending – Orphan Gregory
This is the easiest ending to get, but it’s also the worst ending. FNAF: Security Breach‘s Gregory can escape through the front door at 6:00 am by choosing the ‘Leave’ option. He runs away from the Pizzaplex crying and leaving Freddy behind. Sometime later, Gregory is shown laying in a cardboard box in the rain with a newspaper blanket. The newspaper shows there have been more disappearances since nothing was done to stop the horrors at the Pizzaplex. Gregory ends up a homeless orphan and nothing changes at Freddy’s. In the final scene, Vanny’s shadow appears near Gregory while he sleeps.
FNAF: Security Breach Ending – Freddy and Gregory Escape in the Van
If players leave through the Loading Docks, they will see a scene where Freddy and Gregory escape in a van together. They drive straight through a sign advertising the Pizzaplex and share a laugh. After a while, Freddy loses power, but Gregory manages to charge him up by connecting him to the car battery. The pair are able to get out safely and drive off leaving the Pizzaplex far behind them.
While this ending is heartwarming and sees the two protagonists alive and well, it doesn’t solve any of the real problems. The Pizzaplex is still operational, meaning disappearances will continue. Mr. Hippo, one of the worst Five Nights at Freddy’s characters, replaces Freddy in the band and business continues as usual. Players can choose to ignore the need for change and drive off into the sunset, or they can stay at the Pizzaplex and investigate further.
FNAF: Security Breach Ending – Using the Emergency Exit
By using the Emergency Exit in the Prize Counter area at 6:00 am and choosing the ‘Leave’ option, players can trigger a rooftop scene. As Gregory opens the exit door, Freddy sets fire to the Pizzaplex claiming he needs to end everything once and for all. From the Prize Counter area, where players can find the Monty Mask in FNAF: Security Breach, Gregory and Freddy run to the roof where they’re confronted by Vanny one last time. She takes hold of Gregory, but Freddy, with his new eyes, can see her and lunges at her.
As Freddy and Vanny fall from the rooftop, Freddy says his last goodbye to Gregory who runs down the fire escape to reach him. When he gets to the ground, he unmasks Vanny to find Vannessa in the suit, but the next scene shows Vanessa in her security uniform on the rooftop of the burning Pizzaplex. As with other FNAF humans, it’s probably that the ghost of Vanessa is now trapped at the Pizzaplex, and she died in the Vanny costume. However, it’s also possible that Vanessa and Vanny are separate people, although that is unlikely at this point. In this ending, Vanessa looking out atop the roof of the burning building is the final scene and last puzzle in FNAF: Security Breach.
FNAF: Security Breach Ending – Beating the Princess Quest Mini-Games
After completing the first two Princess Quest games, players can tackle the final arcade game inside Vanny’s lair. Players will need to go to the Loading Docks at the end and choose the “Vanny” option, but instead of getting to the security room and turning the bots on her, players can complete the last Princess Quest game. Doing so will free Vanessa from Vanny’s influence.
Once the last game is completed, players will see the Security Bots deactivate. Vanny’s mask and bowtie will also be on the ground, and Gregory manages to salvage Freddy’s head before he escapes. Vanessa is seen holding the door open for Gregory, then the pair, along with Freddy’s head, sit atop a sunlit hill eating ice cream.
FNAF: Security Breach Ending – Disassembling Vanny
If players get to the Loading Docks and choose the “Vanny” option, then Gregory and Freddy will head to Vanny’s lair to confront her. The Security Bots will start attacking Freddy and pulling him apart, so it’s up to Gregory to stop Vanny. Players will need to move through a darkened Pizzaplex using their FNAF: Security Breach Flashlight while avoiding Roxy and a few Security Bots. Players can make their way to the security desk to reach the end.
If players make it to the desk, they will trigger an ending where Gregory orders the Security Bots to disassemble Vanny, and they pull her apart. In the rooftop ending, Vanessa is shown in the Vanny suit, so this is a gruesome and horrifying death for Gregory to witness. After he sees the disassembly, he finds a mangled Freddy who pats his head and manages to call him Superstar one last time.
FNAF: Security Breach Ending – Stopping Glitchtrap (Canon Ending)
Players will need to go to the Old Elevator at the end of FNAF: Security Breach to trigger the Springtrap ending. Freddy will be manipulated by Springtrap, who is actually the ghost of William Afton trapped inside a mangled Bonnie suit. A boss fight will ensue in which some of the animatronics come for Gregory in this unique FNAF: Security Breach setting. Gregory will have to close the doors while pressing the right buttons to attack Springtrap.
After hitting all three buttons while Springtrap is on the corresponding monitor, a cutscene will trigger. Springtrap is shown burning, and the Blob holds him in place so he can’t escape. Freddy and Gregory run out of the burning Pizzaplex and are seen sitting together on a grassy hill bathing in sunlight. This is considered the true, or canon, ending for FNAF: Security Breach.
Players will need to go through the game a few times to be able to unlock all six endings. Each ending in FNAF: Security Breach is a unique experience that’s based on a choice players make. Some endings are much worse than others, and the one with Gregory crying alone in a cardboard box is by far the worst one. However, there are a few fulfilling endings to unlock that make enduring the horrors in Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach worthwhile.
