Five Nights At Freddy's Vr Help Wanted Ending

Okay, picture this: You're wearing a VR headset, surrounded by creepy animatronics trying to stuff you into a metal suit. Fun, right? Well, if you’ve braved Five Nights at Freddy's VR: Help Wanted, you know that "fun" is a... generous description.

So, You Survived? Let's Talk Endings!

You’ve dodged Foxy, outsmarted Chica, and hopefully haven’t been jumpscared so bad you threw your controller across the room. Congrats! But surviving all the nights doesn't mean you've seen everything Help Wanted has to offer.

There are actually multiple ways things can wrap up, some creepier than others. It’s like getting different flavors of existential dread – delicious, right?

The Standard Farewell: Not So Fast!

First, there's the "normal" ending. You beat all the levels, patted yourself on the back, and figured you were done.

Wrong! A little screen pops up to tell you that you have been a good employee and can leave the office. Sounds simple, but it does not mean you actually finished the game.

Unlocking the Secrets: Time to Collect Those Tapes!

This is where things get interesting, and by "interesting," I mean "you're going to have nightmares for a week." Hidden throughout the game are cassette tapes. You need to find all of those.

Think of them like Easter eggs, but instead of chocolate, they’re filled with creepy lore and the voice of a woman clearly regretting every life choice she's ever made.

Collecting these unlocks a whole new layer to the story! So go back and try to find them if you have not.

The Glitchtrap Reveal: Uh Oh, Spaghetti-Os!

Once you've gathered all the tapes, things take a turn for the seriously unsettling. Remember that cute little bunny character, Glitchtrap, who was just kinda chilling in the background?

Yeah, he's not so cute anymore. All this time, he was slowly taking over your character's mind, basically doing a digital possession.

Think of it like accidentally downloading a virus on your computer, only the virus is a murderous bunny rabbit trying to escape into the real world through you.

Good luck with that!

The Grand Finale: Are You Really Free?

The final ending is... ambiguous, to say the least. You basically trap Glitchtrap inside a plushie, thinking you've won.

But have you really? The final scene shows the plushie sitting in your room… menacingly. Cue the ominous music!

It's the kind of ending that leaves you wondering if you’re truly safe, or if you're just waiting for a virtual bunny to jump out of your closet in real life. Maybe invest in some heavy-duty bunny repellent, just in case.

The True Ending: A Twist in the Tale

Many players believe there is a so called True Ending, which happens after you have unlocked the Princess Quest Arcade. After that you have to beat all the mini games to unlock the final ending.

The game suggests that Vanny helps William Afton to rebuilt himself after he was trapped inside the game.

It is a scary and confusing ending, that might leave you with some questions. It also sets up the lore and story for the next FNAF game: Security Breach