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Project Box is a Five Nights at Freddy's fan-game being developed by Mediocre Mel. It is based on the book lore rather than the original lore of the games, however it does have contradictions to The Fourth Closet. During the main sections of gameplay, there are six posts in the rooom you can move to and interact with: The monitor, power breaker, a clock, a large box, and the two doors on opposite sides of the room.
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