After escaping the Lost and Found in Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach, players will need to ride an elevator in order to reach the Atrium. Upon arrival at this location, fans will be instructed to use a stack of boxes to find Freddy in the Raceway sub lobby, though the precise location of these boxes is not indicated directly in-game. For those players that are struggling to reach the Raceway sub lobby in Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach, this guide is here to help.
FNAF Security Breach: Use Stack of Boxes to Find Freddy in Raceway Sub Lobby
As soon as a player exits the elevator that they have ridden to the Atrium, they should turn to the left and follow the walkway. This path will lead Five Nights at Freddy's fans past a save station, which is on the wall on the left hand side, and a number of patrolling bots. Eventually, players that continue along this path will see a large red rollup door with blue stars on their left, and there is an animated Sodaroni sign above it.
Approaching this rollup door will cause it to raise slightly, and players should duck and crawl underneath it at their convenience. After reaching the other side of the door, survival horror video game fans should follow the path forward until they run into a large crate and yellow forklift. Players should then turn 90 degrees to the right, and they will see the boxes referenced by this mission objective only a handful of steps in front of them.
All that is left to do at this point is jump up to the top of these boxes, turn 90 degrees to the right, and fall into the gap behind the wall. Fans should then turn 90 degrees to the left and descend a staircase to enter a large open room. Freddy is lying on the ground in this room, and approaching him will trigger a brief dialogue that marks the conclusion of this mission in Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach.
This is certainly not the last mission in the game, though, and players that want to reach the end of FNAF: Security Breach have quite a lot left to do. As these fans continue their journeys, they may run into some other objectives that prove to be slightly confusing. Indeed, the lack of waypoints in this title can make some missions quite challenging, and players may find themselves needing further assistance as they proceed.
Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach is available now for PC, PS4, and PS5.