Five Nights at Freddy's Ultimate Guide Version 2.0

by Scott Cawthon

Fans won't want to miss this ultimate guide to Five Nights at Freddy's -- now expanded to include over 100 new pages of content!

This all-encompassing guidebook concentrates material from Five Nights at Freddy's Ultimate Guide and adds over 100 pages of new content exploring Tales from the Pizzaplex, Security Breach, Into the Pit, and more.

Fans hungry for fresh Five Nights at Freddy's lore can sink their teeth into this massively updated and expanded guidebook packed with mythology, gameplay, and secrets. New sections throughout highlight FNAF fans' most talked-about topics, including the Fazbear Frights novels, Security Breach, Into the Pit, Secrets of the Mimic, and more. A comprehensive animatronics inventory and reproduced content from the Fazbear Entertainment Archives complete this compendium, helping fans bring their theories straight to the source. All the evidence -- along with every detail of the games, books, and more -- is laid out for fans to explore in this one-of-a-kind guide to the warped world of Five Nights at Freddy's.

Genres: Nonfiction

400 pages, Paperback

Published December 2, 2025

About the author

Scott Cawthon is an American independent video game developer, animator, and writer, best known for his creation of the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise.

Reviews

[Felix Foote]

While this is a pretty extensive guide built on its previous iterations, its flaws can't be overlooked. Sadly, this book is another example of a FNaF book that didn't get enough effort/close attention during the production process. There are several instances of photographs being put in wrong places, of entries referring to incorrect pages for further information, and other inconsistencies (such as a few specific animatronics being labelled as appearing in FNaF World while ALL the others aren't).

What makes this so disappointing is that this is FNaF: a franchise that trained its fans to spot every possible detail or clue, to never assume that anything that's out of place is just a mistake. But ever since the graphic novels showed just how little the books care about consistency (and adhering to the literal written text), I've stopped extending those instincts to certain areas of the franchise. This guide even has some parts that should be interesting to chew on (just what's going on with "Chica's Secret Party"?), but I can't help but be cynical and wonder if it was all just a mistake.

If you're a FNaF fan, you'll probably find worth in it (and like I said, there's stuff in there with interesting implications), but for now, it's holding itself back from feeling like a trustworthy guide.

[Riley Woolf]

I saw the FNAF2 movie a couple of days ago and I realized there is a lot of lore I do not know here lol. Reading this threw me back to all the good times reading Pokemon guidebooks and stuff growing up. I love some LORE!!!

[Nicolas Andrew Farhat]

good

Good. - # $ 4 5 3n idk it’s telling me to do s s s s s s s

[Alex DeWitt]

A lot of lore! Shows you all of the blueprints!!

[Elle Waters]

This was great for catching up on the fnaf lore post mimic. Especially useful for the summaries of all the other fnaf books i don’t want to read!

[♡Emma Brown♡]

Arrrr arrrr arrrr arrrr arrrr arrrr arrrr arrrr arrrr arrrrrrrr!

[Melissa Batterley]

Very insightful and I loved it