In a PlayStation Blog post, executive producer Ray McCaffrey offered some more details on the story. As Gregory, a boy trapped overnight in Freddy Fazbear’s Mega Pizzaplex, you need to survive and find a way out. Roxy, Chica and Monty will be hunting you but there are also S.T.A.F.F. bots that can sound the alarm if they see you. Interestingly, along with the animatronics “evolving” as the night progresses, Freddy Fazbear is an ally.

Along with guiding the player and providing warnings, Gregory can also hop inside his body to hide and move around without being detected. Of course, Freddy has limited power which must be recharged at different stations. Weapons like the Faz Cam for stunning the animatronics and Fazblaster, which has unlimited ammo but requires headshots, are also provided.

Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach will release for PS4 and PS5. Stay tuned for more details in the coming months.

Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach has been making sporadic appearances since its announcement last year for PlayStation consoles and PC. Its gameplay was revealed at Sony’s February State of Play with a 2021 release window attached. Series creator Scott Cawthon has now confirmed that it will be out in late 2021 for PC, PS4 and PS5.

In a recent Reddit post, Cawthon said that the title was originally slated to release by 2020 end. “But as we kept working on it and kept adding to it, it just kept getting bigger and bigger and needed more time to finish. And now, again, I’ve made the decision to put more time and money into it to make sure it’s finished properly, and that means a late 2021 release instead of an early 2021 release like I had originally wanted. It will be worth it!”

Cawthon also announced that Security Breach: Fury’s Rage is now available for PC players as apology for the delay. A side-scrolling beat ’em up, it’s free on Game Jolt.

As for Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach, it’s certainly a larger scale affair than previous titles. Set in Freddy Fazbear’s Mega Pizza Plex, which is three stories tall, players will have more freedom of movement than before as they evade the killer animatronics. Unlike previous titles which Cawthon developed alone, Steel Wool Studios of Five Nights at Freddy’s VR: Help Wanted fame are also involved. Stay tuned for more details in the coming months.

The Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise has come quite a long way. The series began humbly as simple games and have since evolved with multiple entries becoming more complex and lore-heavy. The latest game, Security Breach, looks to be the most complex one yet, and today it got a tense new trailer.

At today’s State of Play, we got a new gameplay trailer for the game. Despite the game’s cartoonish and bright look, it’s a creepy affair. It also seems you’ll be doing some actual moving around as a security guard and possibly guided by another character as you must deal with the familiar cast of killer animatronics. It’s hard to parse the gameplay here exactly, but it does seem as if it involves the animatronics chasing you. Check it out below.

Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach is set to release for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC. As of now, no date has been attached to it, but is scheduled for 2021.

Nvidia is hosting a special broadcast event today called GeForce RTX: Game On. The GPU manufacturer will unveil “the latest innovations in gaming and graphics.” Interestingly enough, Steel Wool Studios revealed that Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach would be revealed during the event.

This will be the first big update on the game since it was announced for PS4, PS5 and PC (with other platforms receiving it months later). The story sees Fazbear Entertainment unveiling the new Fazbear’s Mega Pizza Plex, a three story tall pizzeria with the “latest in animatronic technology.” If you’ve played any of the Five Nights at Freddy’s games, you’ll know that means trouble.

With the event being focused on GeForce RTX, it’s likely that Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach will reveal its own implementation of ray-traced reflections and shadows. We may finally get a glimpse at the actual gameplay as well as a release date, especially since it’s touted to release in early 2021. Stay tuned for more details – the GeForce RTX: Game On broadcast takes place at 9 AM PST.

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The artists in question are Sequoia Blankenship, Andrew Dayton, Jonathan Hoffman, Joshua Qualtieri and Jason Topolski. They’ve worked on films like Brave, The Incredibles and Toy Story, and make up more than 60 years of combined experience.

Which can be seen in the art work for the game, that carried the signature swagger and cartoonish awesomeness of Pixar. Andrew Dayton stated that, “We have an internal phrase that we use to describe our style: ‘Grimsical’. It’s our fundamental principle as a company. We create worlds that are funny and whimsical but dipped in gritty tones.”

Sounds like a good approach. Will FlyHunter be coming out on mobile devices like smartphones and tablets with iOS and Android or will it be a digital download title? Stayed tuned for more details.