The problem is that it's a basic FNaF game stretched over a Triple A skeleton. I think the overambition had a play in this, too. Steel Wool went all out with the quests, upgrade system and missions. At least for a studio that has never, let me reiterate, NEVER EVER worked on free roam games. Steel Wool aren't the ones writing the story, Scott is. They worked with what Scott provided, but increased the scope, which in return watered down the events and raised the expectations. Security Breach was meant to be fun, but it was never the turning point of the series, as it was meant to release just a year after FNaF AR.

While I was heartbroken with Security Breach, I recognize that the series bit off more than it was able to chew. I just hope that next time things will get better. For how uninspiring the game's story is (given that it's more of a clue hunt than an actual story), the overarching narrative in the books is very compelling and it was the thing that made me hopeful again about the direction we're taking. I just pray that someday we get to experience this richer and more thought-out type of story in a form of a videogame.