“Five Nights at Freddy’s: Sister Location” has obviously dazed many as players try to figure out the new twists that Scott Cawthon has offered with the latest horror game app. This is aside from the fact that "FNaF" players need to find a way to survive against the wretched animatronics. Depending on whether you are rookie or veteran player on “Five Nights at Freddy’s: Sister Location”, it should be noted that there are two known endings. So depending on how one goes about it, there is no telling if a player did get the ending right or if it was the right one.
Geting the true ending
Confusing as it may, some veteran gamers offer some tips to unlock the true ending for “Five Nights at Freddy’s: Sister Location”. One is to play the game normally, meaning playing the game through all the five nights regularly. Everything may boil down to the last challenge where “Five Nights at Freddy’s: Sister Location” gamers will have to find a way to send the ‘Baby’ animatronic to the ‘Scooper.’ According to a Steam user, the true ending will reveal that it was Ennard guiding you through the game and the unfortunate protagonist who will be ‘scooped.’
Seeing Ennard guiding you is a bit surprising in itself though he actually needs the player’s skin in order for him to leave the facility by bypassing the camera monitors on “Five Nights at Freddy’s: Sister Location”. With Ennard reportedly escaping, it hints at another potential installment following “Five Nights at Freddy’s: Sister Location”.
Passing Up The Mini Game
As mentioned in a previous post, “Five Nights at Freddy’s: Sister Location” comes with a mini-game which is activated only when players get a "game over." Though the “Bite of 83” mini-game initially seemed irrelevant, it looks like it does have a bearing on the original game.
To cut it short, gamers should NOT try to win the mini-game and use the keycard reward. Doing so would lead players to go the "fake ending" route. For players who want to know, the fake ending would leave players watching the conclusive episode of the vampire TV show with a mysterious scene showing Ennard dragging himself from the right side of the screen.
