As you’d expect from any FNAF title, Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit is full of secrets, Easter Eggs, and references to sink your bunny teeth into. From Springtrap to exotic butters and Fazbear Frights minigames, here’s every secret in the game.
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All secrets in FNAF: Into the Pit
Here’s every secret we’ve found in FNAF: Into the Pit. Be warned, this section containsspoilers!
If you’re too scared to continue Into The Pit after the lights go out, you can actuallyleave the Pizzeriaand achieve asecret endingbefore things get too terrifying.
When given the objective to “Look for Chip and Mike,” you can insteadexit the buildingthrough the main door and “complete” the game and earn the “See Ya, Dad” Achievement. Don’t worry; youcan continueafter the credits have rolled. Oz will even stop if you try to do it again.
“True” 3 Star ending
There are a handful of endings in Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into The Pit, and the “true” ending requires a little bit of work. To experience thethree-star ending, you mustmeet the following requirementsbefore completing the game:
What am I? ending
In the final scene of the game, completelyignore the QTEsand let the Yellow Rabbit attack you. Instead of getting the usual game over, you’ll experience asecret endingthat I won’t spoil here. You are able to continue from this and get any of the normal endings, so feel free to check it out!
Count The Ways minigame
Interacting with thecandy machine in the pastaround100 timesunlocks one of three secret minigames required for the3 Star Ending. This one is based on theCount The WaysFazbear Frights story.
Fetch minigame
Collect tickets by playing arcade games and deposit them into the Ticket Eater to earnVouchers.Spend five vouchers at the prize machineto unlock the second secret minigame, based onFetch.
To Be Beautiful minigame
The final minigame required for the 3 Star Ending is based onTo Be Beautiful. This is only playable duringNight 5by calling Mom at5555684.
All secret phone numbers in Into The Pit
Once you receive thephone in Night 1, there are a number of secret phone numbers you can call to read various conversations and listen to interesting audio clips. Every number is listed below for you to try out yourself, or you can read on to find out what each number does below.
Springtrap’s springlock
One of the most interesting secrets in Into The Pit involves none other thanWilliam Aftonhimself. Calling7774648(which spells SPRINGT) will play very gruesome audio of William Afton’s Springlock incident, turning him into Springtrap. Not sure how he recorded this while he was getting impaled, but I’ll take it.
911 – Who You Gonna Call? Achievement
Naturally, my first thought when obtaining Mom’s phone on Night 1 was to call911, considering the murderous rabbit man in my home. If you try this, you’ll get the message, “Unfortunately, 911 services have been suspended in your area for budgetary reasons.” This also unlocks the “Who You Gonna Call?” Achievement, which isn’t the only Ghostbusters reference in Into The Pit.
Mysterious noise
Calling626453plays an audio clip of strange sounds, then hangs up. Spooky!
Freddy’s music box jumpscare
Calling787738plays Freddy’s iconic music box jingle, then jumpscares you with a loud noise when the call ends.Hur hur hur hur hur…
Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza
1800083calls Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria, with five references cleverly crammed into a single line of dialogue: the Bite of ’83, Molten Freddy, Golden Freddy, the 1983 murders, and exotic butters. Impressive!
In a phonebook by the attic is the number5555325, which calls up the local plumber. This one has a few different dialogues for the first few times you call.
Jeff’s Pizza
Jeff’s Pizza, home of Jeff’s Pizza, can be reached at5555333. Bother Jeff enough times, and eventually, it’ll go to voice mail and jumpscare you with a loud scream.
Mrs. Meecham
During the fifth night only, calling5555555allows you to speak to Mrs. Meecham. That’s a lot of fives.
Secret phone numbers
Naturally, my first thought when obtaining the phone on Night 1 was to call911, considering the murderous rabbit man in my home. Turns out, there’s a handful of secret numbers you can call tied to various Easter Eggs.
All Easter Eggs and references in Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into The Pit
Loading screen tips
Loading screens in Into The Pit usually display helpful tips and hints, but there’s a chance for a reference to the series to appear in their place instead. My personal favorite is “The animatronic characters here get a bit quirky at night.”
Ghostbusters
When you first enter Freddy Fazbear’s, you may speak to a group of children to eavesdrop on a conversation. The Excited Kid will mention that his dad is taking him to watch a movie about “busting ghosts,” while the other kid warns him not to get “slimed.” This is a not-so-subtle reference to Ghostbusters and serves as the game’s first hint that Oswald has found himself in the 1980s.
When interacting with the arcade machines in Freddy’s, Oswald will comment that the top scores are all fromGGY. This is a reference to the Tales from the Pizzaplex story of the same name and is also featured in the arcade machines in Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach.
Trash and the Gang
TheTrash and the Gang“animatronics” from Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria Simulator can be spotted outside The Mill. you’re able to also see various scrapped animatronic parts. Poor Mr. Can Do, you went too soon.
Freddy nose honk
As a staple of the franchise, the Freddy cutout in the lobby at Freddy Fazbear’s honks when you interact with it. You also earn the “Honk Honk!” achievement upon the first honk. Be careful, as this maxes out the noise meter.
Purple Guy in Collect The Hats
In theCollect The Hatsminigame, jump onto the middle-left platform and walk against the wall to enter a series of new rooms. At the end, you’ll spotPurple Guydropping a secret sixth hat into the pit below.
Frank’s Pizza music
If you listen carefully, you’ll notice that the music playing in Frank’s Pizza containsnotes from the Toreador March, Freddy’s iconic theme.
Stitchwraith
Staying idle for10 minutesin Oswald’s room causes theStitchwraithfrom the Fazbear Frights book to appear in the window.
Oswald’s room
Speaking of Oswald’s room, there’s a small chance for the poster next to the closet to change into the cover of Five Nights at Freddy’s: The Twisted Ones. The toys in his room are also a reference to FNaF 4 bedroom, and the Rigor Mortis poster is a reference to the Count the Ways Fazbear Frights story.
The blackboard in the classroom has the number “392548” written down, which is the code used to unlock the Stage 1 minigame in Five Nights at Freddy’s 3.
Nothing Divided in Half is Nothing
In the classroom, one of the books is titled “Nothing Divided in Half is Nothing,” which references the Fazbear Frights storyWhat We Found.
If you’ve yet to play through Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit or want to achieve the secret ending, check out our full walkthrough starting fromNight 1. Good luck!
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