FNAF Into the Pit: How to Unlock All Endings

Five Nights at Freddy's: Into the Pit presents players with a complex narrative and multiple endings that reflect the choices made throughout the game. Each ending varies in tone and consequence, from the bittersweet to the outright tragic. Understanding how to unlock these endings is crucial for players looking to fully engage with the story and its characters.

The game offers players multiple endings to achieve. All variants of endings in FNAF: Into the Pit include:

• See Ya Dad (Optional end)
• What Am I? (Game over end)
• Pit-y Party (Bad end)
• Jeff? (Neutral end)
• Family Fun Night (Good end)

• Ranked: ☆☆☆

• How to Complete: To achieve this ending, players must leave through the main entrance of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza after encountering Pit Bonnie. This action leads to Oswald being stranded in the past, leaving his father's fate ambiguous.

• Ranked: ☆☆☆
• How to Complete: This ending is triggered by failing the quick-time event during the final confrontation with Spring Bonnie. If players do not succeed in defending Oswald's dad, they will experience a game over, indicating that Oswald remains trapped in the past.

• Ranked: ★☆☆
• How to Complete: How to Complete: Players must complete the quick-time event to save Oswald's dad. However, if they do not possess the Strange Photo, Oswald is taken by Spring Bonnie after a brief moment of safety, resulting in a bad ending.

• Ranked: ★★☆
• How to Complete: This neutral ending requires players to find the Strange Photo during their playthrough. After completing the quick-time events successfully, this ending reveals a more complex outcome where Spring Bonnie meets a tragic fate, and Oswald's situation remains uncertain.

• Ranked: ★★★
• How to Complete: To unlock the best ending, the player's mission is to collect all five of Oswald's father's lost items and successfully navigate several mini-games. This ending culminates in a hopeful conclusion where Oswald's family is reunited, but it also hints at darker undertones with the fate of other characters.