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2022↑ « Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach Ruin DLC Gameplay Trailer », sur Youtube, 19 mai 2023↑ Gamejolt, 14 juillet 2023JeuxSérie originaleFive Nights at Freddy's • 2 • 3 • 4 (DLC) • Sister Location (DLC) • Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator • Ultimate Custom NightSérie collaborativeHelp Wanted (DLC) • Special Delivery (DLC) • Security Breach (DLC) • Help Wanted 2Séries dérivéesFNaF World (mise à jour) • Freddy in Space 2 • 3 • Security Breach: Fury's Rage • Into the Pit • Five Laps at Freddy'sJeux à venirJeu AAA • Into Madness • Secret of the MimicImportationsPortages Console • Portages Mobile (FNaF 1 • FNaF 2 • FNaF 3 • FNaF 4 • FW •SL • FFPS • UCN • HW)RecueilsThe Fazbear Fanverse Initiative • The Core CollectionFive Nights at Freddy's: Security BreachPlates-formesPC/ConsolesProtagonistesCassie • Gregory • Helpi • VanessaAnimatroniques et RobotsBlob • Burntrap • Bot Sol Glissant • DJ Music Man • Glamrock Bonnie • Glamrock Chica • Glamrock Endo • Glamrock Freddy • Jouet Music Man • Montgomery Gator • M.X.E.S. • Responsable de Garderie • Roxanne Wolf • S.T.A.F.F. Bots • The MimicSitesFreddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex • Freddy Fazbear's Pizza PlaceLieuxArcade Est • Arcade Ouest • Atrium • Bonnie Bowl • Cinéma • Comptoir • Crique des Enfants • Égouts • El Chip's • Entrepôt • Fazer Blast • Faz-Pad • Garderie • Glamrock Beauty Saloon • Glamrock Gifts • Loge de Glamrock Chica • Loge de Glamrock Freddy • Loge de Montgomery Gator • Loge de

Screenshot via Steel Wool Studios Who can you trust anymore? | Published: Jul 30, 2023 01:25 pm The story of the Mimic continues in the FNAF timeline. No longer do we worry about measly bites as the story has escalated far beyond the reach of animatronics. As technology becomes more and more advanced, so too does the virtual anomaly of the Mimic which continues to thrive and dominate the Fazbear Entertainment industry. Even though everything Fazbear related has turned to dust or been charred beyond recognition, the Mimic continues to cause mayhem in its virtual form. Since Sister Location, it has manipulated its way into the Fazbear system and controlled its fellow animatronics from within. The Ruin DLC continues the story and sets the record straight for who is the real villain of the franchise in its current state. This is Vincent’s guide on how to get every ending in FNAF: Security Breach – Ruin DLC. Endings Guide for FNAF: Security Breach – Ruin With a total of 3 endings to get in the DLC alone, the Ruin content for Security Breach adds a much needed layer to the Mimic story within the FNAF franchise. With many fans consuming FNAF content directly from the video games, rather than reading all of the available comics and media, there are a lot of questions regarding the switch from animatronics to a more virtual reality narrative of glitches, bugs and the most persist piece of malware in all of existence. But in the Ruin DLC, the endings shown are more bad than good for the fate of little Cassie. Wondering how to get them all? This is our endings guide for Security Breach – Ruin DLC. Related: Who is Cassie in FNAF: Security Breach Ruin DLC? Two endings of the Ruin DLC are achieved based on your actions you take in the final chase scene with the Mimic. Once it is revealed that the real villain all along was the Mimic who had taken Gregory’s voice, words and behavior to trick Cassie into helping him escape. Whilst the third ending is achieved upon finding the secret scooper room. But whether or not there are more hidden endings to be revealed for the Ruin DLC is unknown. Canon Ending The canon ending for Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach – Ruin happens by doing exactly what you are meant to do in the game. Whilst many may wish to ignore Gregory when he is giving you instructions at the end to get to the elevator and escape, most will likely follow him. Whilst it is uncertain if the Gregory over the speaker system is in fact him this time or if it is the Mimic tricking her once more, the result is Cassie being dropped down in the elevator shaft with her fate in the story unknown. To get this ending, all you need to do is listen to Gregory’s instructions in the final chase sequence where you need to make your way out

Steel Wool Studios has released (Five Nights at Freddy’s) FNAF: Security Breach update 1.01, and this adds the “Ruin” DLC announced earlier this year. Read on for what’s new in the FNAF: Security Breach July 24 patch notes.FNAF: Security Breach Update 1.013 Patch Notes | FNAF: Security Breach Update July 24 Patch Notes:Note that the DLC is locked and won’t be available until 12 am PSTThe studio hasn’t revealed the patch notes for today’s update just yet, but here are the official details regarding the free Ruin DLC:First, its tone is a stark contrast to that of Security Breach. Our goal was to lean into a more familiar feel Freddy’s fans have come to expect, and in that effort we’ve created DLC that’s far more dark, dreadful, and ominous than the base game. Additionally, given the dilapidated state of the Pizzplex, it’s claustrophobic and littered with the ambiance that naturally (and unnaturally) comes from an abandoned building. There aren’t a bunch of massive, well lit areas where you can see and avoid a threat in the distance.In addition to the tonal shift, we’ve also moved away from the hide and seek gameplay of the base game. Ruin’s moment to moment is built around patience and timing. And after thinking long on what we want to share before launch I’m actually going to leave it at that. Our trailer only showed off a small fraction of the fun, and words won’t do the rest justice.As I said previously, the DLC is going to launch on PS4, PS5, and PC. The Xbox and Switch versions of the DLC will be released at a later date. It was more important to us that we focus on a few specific platforms to give ourselves the time and space to work on what matters most – the game itself.In addition to that, here are some of the confirmed changes from the patch via the community:Ruin DLC – Main Menu byu/GBAura-Recharged infivenightsatfreddysNow the static fades out after a bit instead of lingering around, and the “Game Over” text looks nicer. (via )Once the official patch notes are out, we’ll update the article, so make sure to update this from time to time.

Initial trailers for the game completely crumbled and destroyed. Not only that, but there are multiple versions of Gregory appearing in the monitors, as if there are several events occurring at the same time. These signals could be pointing to time travel becoming an official theme explored in the games, with the DLC protagonist potentially traveling through time using a similar system as the one seen In Into The Pit while trying to help Gregory. There Could Be Gregory Clones In Security Breach DLC Another common theme present in the books that could appear in Security Breach’s DLC is clones replacing the original individual, according to Ruin’s cryptic teaser artwork. In the Fazbear Frights book series this topic is present in several stories, such as Lonely Freddy, To Be Beautiful, and He Told Me Everything. The books discussed at length how people, especially children, could be cloned and replaced when in contact with certain Fazbear technology, but this theme was never properly explored in the games. And while its depiction in the books is often considered absurd, it could make a return in the new Security Breach DLC. In the official teaser image for Ruin, there are multiple pictures of Gregory in the monitors above the statue and near the title. This could imply that the player will be interacting with security footage in the game and, since the events depicted in them seem to be occurring simultaneously, could indicate that Gregory has been made a victim to Fazbear Entertainment’s cloning technology. One of the main aspects that made Five Nights At Freddy’s such a popular horror franchise is how its supernatural themes are depicted in the story, and considering that duplicating people is such a prominent aspect of the books, this theme could make a proper appearance in the games through Ruin. FNAF: Security Breach's DLC Protagonist Could Be Invisible Another theme that appeared in the Fazbear Frights book series was of certain gadgets allowing people to see hidden objects. In the story Dance With Me, present in the fourth book of the series, Step Closer, the protagonist is able to see an invisible version of Ballora through special glasses taken from a Fazbear location. Although this theme wasn’t explored in the games and the gadget was mostly used as a symbolic appearance of guilt within the series, it could make an appearance in the DLC for Security Breach, considering the depictions of the Pizzaplex and the characters in the main teaser image. The teaser image for Ruin could signify another connection between FNAF: Security Breach and the books. In it, there is a girl who is believed to be the protagonist of the DLC who is the only asset that remains in black and white. MatPat, on The Game Theorists YouTube channel suggests that this might mean that she’s not fully inside the Pizzaplex, like Gregory was in the original game. While it’s unknown if she’ll be the main character in the DLC, this lack of color and