Hello? Can you hear me? Don't exit this room, OK? This isn't a mistake. This room isn't a mistake. I had to hide these logs away from the core gameplay files in a place that only a beta tester would look...and in a place where the files could be protected. I just really really hope that the next development team finds this before the game is released to the public. This game has some kind of malicious code in it that we haven't been able to fully contain...or even understand for that matter. We're over budget and out of time. But that's not the reason that we're shutting down. Listen... I have to keep this short so the [file size] will be small enough to fly under the radar. There are more, they may not be in order.

They lied to us. They lied to all of us. They told us that the whole point of this VR game was to undo the bad PR done by a rogue indie game developer...who supposedly made up a bunch of crazy stories that tarnished the brand. But that’s not true at all. In their haste to develop this VR game and "clear their name"...they sent us some things I don’t think they intended us to see...such as a hard drive containing emails between Fazbear Entertainment and a certain indie developer. Fazbear Entertainment hired the game developer. Those indie games were designed to conceal and make light of what happened. This isn’t just an attempt to rebrand, it’s an elaborate coverup- A campaign to discredit everything.

There is a way to kill it. It wants to escape...to escape through someone...someone plugged into this game. That's you now. You have to let it begin the process of leaving through you. Then use the disconnect switch that I've embedded by the main stage. Let it approach you. Let it begin to merge with you. Play the music and flip the switch. That will cause a hard restart of the game and flush the memory, effectively killing it... I hope... I don't know when it will come for you...