Dead by Daylight: Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria Joins the Fog in Five Nights at Freddy’s Crossover

Five Nights At Freddy’s—yeah, it’s a big deal, right? It’s one of those horror game series that just kinda exploded. Like, one day no one knew about creepy animatronics, and the next, BOOM—everyone’s talking about Freddy and the gang. And now, surprise surprise, it’s wormed its way into Dead by Daylight. Springtrap is here, and if you thought jump scares were intense before, well, brace yourself. You’re going to feel like you walked into a nightmare dressed as a birthday party.

### Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza—Sorta

So you step into this place, and it’s like stepping back into those games. But not just inside the pizzeria. Nope, there’s plenty happening outside too. Like fixing generators or, you know, trying not to get killed. They’ve mixed up the inside and the outside for some balance or whatever—that’s just what they said. I guess it keeps things interesting, but who am I to judge?

Walking in, you get this wave of nostalgia. I mean, balloons and birthday decor, but don’t get too comfy. Those happy vibes can flip into terror real fast. Associate Art Director Chase Toole—he’s some guy who really gets how twists make horror pop. Kids’ pizzeria? Yeah, pair that with creepy animatronics, and you’ve got yourself something that sticks in your brain.

### Dining Hall, Or Something Like It

You get deeper, and there it is—the Dining Hall. By now, you’re probably noticing some disturbing sights. Blood on the stage? Yikes. But that’s the point, right? They want you off-balance. Environmental storytelling at its finest, I guess. There are these weird growths popping up everywhere too. Courtesy of something called The Entity. Man, it’s like a mashup of two horror universes blending into a new form of fear.

Toole’s back at it again, talking about merging Freddy’s lore into Dead by Daylight. Imagine being chased around a place you thought you knew—only it’s somehow worse.

Oh! And of course, animatronics—Freddy, Chica, Bonnie—all hanging out in the shadows. Don’t get too close, unless you want a scare. Toole mentioned something about researching busted animatronics. Sounds weirdly fun, but effective, I guess.

### What’s Cooking?

In the kitchen, there’s a nod to the OG game. Weird how a pizzeria feels creepier when it’s falling apart. They’ve got other rooms and floors too. It’s all part of building a believable world, I suppose.

Keep your eyes peeled, because there are Easter Eggs scattered around. Fans will probably have a blast spotting them.

And that’s that—Freddy’s in The Fog! Go say hi to Springtrap—if you’re feeling brave. And hey, it’s all waiting on Xbox now. Have fun, don’t scream too loud!