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It could be that people are reading into it—the ending also says that some items from the facilities were sold off in an auction. How do we know that's not actually the set-up for even more Five Nights games? And sure enough, there are at least a few fans that are holding out on the hope that maybe this isn't it for the franchise. Really, it's too early to tell.

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I can't help but wonder if people are choosing to read into the hat in this specific way because it feels like this would be a good place to end the series, for everyone's sake. Where could Cawthon take the series from here, really? And if nothing else, getting three games over the course of two years is intense. The idea of a fourth game on top of all of that almost feels ridiculous, especially given how fast the development time is on FNAF games.

Who knows. Maybe there's a FNAF 4 in the future. Maybe this is just the Five Nights fandom being fandom—they're famed for seeing clues where there are none. For now, I can't help but wonder what else Scott Cawthon can make.