Yes, I know a lot of people have a lot of problems with Security Breach, but that doesn’t mean you have to write hateful comments about the game, ESPECIALLY after the insane amount of time and work Steel Wool put into the game. This really hurts me to see, as Steel Wool was really excited for people to see the game.

I know the game also has A TON of glitches and bugs, but what did you expect from a small team working on a game as big as this? You might say that they should have waited until the game was more polished before releasing it, but the thing is, they couldn’t.

In the gaming industry, once a final trailer is released that states the release date, there’s really no delaying a game after that, unless of course, you want to disappoint and lose some of their fans. Steel Wool had already delayed the game multiple times, and every time they did, they got a lot of unnecessary hate, so I don’t blame them for not wanting to delay the game again.

I genuinely feel SO sorry for the developers of Security Breach and the amount of negativity after the game’s release, especially because they’re about to take a well deserved break, and now all they will think about while they’re trying to relax is how many people hate them and their game.

As for the future of the game, Steel Wool has already announced that they will be releasing MULTIPLE bug fixes and patches to the game, as well a new, smoother way of loading in new areas in the game. They have also said that they will probably make DLC for Security Breach to hopefully build on the story of the game that a lot of people found disappointing.

Steel Wool deserves more credit for their work on the game, and for the fact that they took a big risk to try to make a different FNaF experience, so instead of writing hateful comments about how much you hate the game, give Steel Wool some respect, and just address the problems you had in a polite comment, OK? Maybe even try posting about some things that you liked about the game. I’m sure that would make Steel Wool feel a lot better and more confident about the future updates and DLC.