Ruin DLC Data Added in the Latest FNAF: Security Breach Update 1.013: Exciting New Content Coming in 2023!

Key Takeaways:

Free downloadable content FNAF Ruin for Security Breach will get back to the series’ darker lore and provide a genuine horror experience, thereby making good on the game’s broken promises.
The downloadable content picks up years after the events of Security Breach and revisits old areas, suggesting the return of key elements from the series’ backstory.
The best days of the series are yet to come, as FNAF Ruin has the potential to rewrite the mistakes of Security Breach while also establishing connections to previous games like Sister Location and Fazbear’s Frights.

The “Ruin” DLC that was previewed earlier this year has been added to (Five Nights at Freddy’s) FNAF: Security Breach update 1.01 by Steel Wool Studios. Discover what has changed in the FNAF: Security Breach patch notes by reading on.

FNAF: Security Breach Update 1.013 Patch Notes – FNAF: Security Breach Update July 24 Patch Notes:

The DLC is locked and won’t be available until 12 am PST, so take note of that.

Although the developer hasn’t yet made the patch notes for today’s update public, the following information is confirmed to be true:

First, its tone is a stark contrast to that of Security Breach. Our goal was to lean into a more familiar feel Freddy’s fans have come to expect, and in that effort we’ve created DLC that’s far darker, dreadful, and ominous than the base game. Additionally, given the dilapidated state of the Pizzplex, it’s claustrophobic and littered with the ambiance that naturally (and unnaturally) comes from an abandoned building. There aren’t a bunch of massive, well lit areas where you can see and avoid a threat in the distance.

In addition to the tonal shift, we’ve also moved away from the hide and seek gameplay of the base game. Ruin’s moment to moment is built around patience and timing. And after thinking long on what we want to share before launch, I’m actually going to leave it at that. Our trailer only showed off a small fraction of the fun, and words won’t do the rest justice.

As I said previously, the DLC is going to launch on PS4, PS5, and PC. The Xbox and Switch versions of the DLC will be released at a later date. It was more important to us that we focus on a few specific platforms to give ourselves the time and space to work on what matters most – the game itself.

Here are some additional changes made by the patch that have been verified by the community: