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FNAF Security Breach ALL ENDINGS & ALL POST-CREDIT SCENES (Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach)

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Six endings, six star ratings, one Pizzaplex — Security Breach’s finale actually branches this hard.

Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach launched from Steel Wool Studios and ScottGames on December 16, 2021, and within days the YouTube channel BabyZone had stitched together every single one of its 6 AM finales. That includes the comic-strip closers and the fully animated cinematic endings, all unlocked by what Gregory chooses to do inside the Mega Pizzaplex before the sun comes up.

• The Bad Ending (1 Star) sends Gregory out alone through the main entrance to sleep in a cardboard box while Vanny’s shadow looms over him.
• The Princess Quest/Savior Ending (3 Stars) — the game’s highest rating — requires clearing all three Princess Quest arcade cabinets and ends with Gregory, Vanessa, and Freddy eating ice cream on a grassy hill.
• The True/Burntrap Ending (2 Stars) is the only fully 3D-animated finale, dropping Gregory and Freddy beneath the Pizzaplex to face Burntrap — Springtrap, or William Afton himself.

The Star System Behind the Six Endings

Security Breach doesn’t hand out endings randomly — it grades players on a 1-to-3 star scale based on how they handle that final 6 AM decision point. Two of the six endings share the 2-star tier, meaning multiple “good enough” outcomes exist depending on which escape route or confrontation the player triggers, while only Princess Quest completion earns the full 3 stars. That structure alone explains why the FNAF community spent the days after the December 16 launch racing to document every branch, the same appetite that’s driven fan theorists to pick apart Golden Freddy’s presence in the game and dig for the identity of the secret Afton hiding in the Pizzaplex’s code.

Escape, Sabotage, or Dismantle

The two 2-star escape endings both get Gregory and Glamrock Freddy out of the building alive, but by wildly different means. In the Good/Escape Ending, they flee through the loading dock in a Fazbear delivery van, and Gregory jump-starts Freddy’s dead battery with the van’s own jumper cables as they drive off into the sunrise. The Rooftop/Fire Escape Ending is bloodier: Gregory sets the Pizzaplex ablaze fleeing to the roof, Freddy tackles Vanny off the building, and both are destroyed in the fall — but not before Gregory rips off Vanny’s mask to reveal Vanessa underneath, with a Vanessa-like silhouette still watching from the burning roof.

The third 2-star branch, the Disassemble Vanny Ending, plays out inside Vanny’s Fazer Blast hideout. She orders her S.T.A.F.F. bots to tear Freddy apart, but Gregory grabs her own control console mid-fight and turns the command back on her — the bots dismantle Vanny instead, and a dying Freddy uses his last moments to comfort Gregory.

Gregory seizes her control console and orders the S.T.A.F.F. bots to tear Vanny apart instead.

The True Ending Goes Underground

Security Breach saves its darkest material for the True/Burntrap Ending, the game’s only fully 3D-animated cutscene. Gregory and Freddy descend beneath the Pizzaplex into the ruins of the original Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza Place, where Burntrap — the fused Springtrap/William Afton — tries to possess Freddy outright. The fight only ends when the monstrous, multi-animatronic “Blob” surges in and drags Burntrap off into the burning subterranean wreckage, closing the loop on Afton’s story arc that’s fueled years of fan speculation.

Princess Quest Route Distinctions

Unlike the other five outcomes, the 3-star Princess Quest/Savior Ending isn’t triggered by a single choice at 6 AM — it demands players finish all three Princess Quest arcade cabinets scattered through the Pizzaplex over the course of the run. The payoff is the closest thing Security Breach has to a happy ending: Gregory frees Vanessa from Vanny’s glitch control, hauls Freddy’s severed head out in a duffel bag, and the three of them end up eating ice cream together on a hillside. It’s a tonal 180 from Burntrap’s ash-covered basement, and it’s exactly the kind of split-path payoff that had fans flooding compilation videos within a week of the December 16 release.

BabyZone’s roundup is already doing the job the franchise’s own marketing didn’t — giving players who don’t want to grind three separate playthroughs a look at all six outcomes back to back, from Gregory sleeping in an alley to that grassy-hill ice cream scene most players never see.