This is made clearer with the addition of the second and third entries in Security Breach, especially with the ending of the third with the plushie, mask and door. Princess Quest can potentially be a metaphor of the events of FNaF Help Wanted, with the Princess taking the role of Vanny. After hitting the door to open it, the screen fades to black as screaming is heard before the game ends. Finally, once the player, after getting the mask and the plushie, makes their way to the stage and unlocks it with a key, the player is then met with the door that Glitchtrap hides behind in Help Wanted's ending. As well as this, a flying version of the enemy introduced in Princess Quest 2 is present throught the game. The mask is found in a replica of the Corn Maze level from Curse of Dreadbear, even going as far as to feature Grimm Foxy as an enemy. While searching around and completing puzzles, the player can find Vanny's mask and the Glitchtrap Plushie, both from Help Wanted.
Princess Quest 3 is the most unqiue one, taking place in a Freddy's-style location filled with conveyor belts and tight walkways. The game also introduces a new enemy type, being a small blob-like rabbit that shoots out of it's one eye. The game ends with the Princess entering a office similar to the one from FNaF 1, minus the left door. A new mechanic is introduced with a shadow princess who mimics your movements from afar, but inverts them. The game plays out the same, with the Princess exploring a run-down castle, having to turn on lanterns and such. In Princess Quest 2, the player starts out with the scrapped content from the original gamemode, with the Princess having a sword that was gifted to her by the Old Man, and the game starts off in the unused area.
Beating all three will grant the player a secret ending in which Gregory frees Vanny of Glitchtrap's control. While the first remains the same with only slight adjustments to sprite art, the other two are completely unique and introduce new mechanics. In Security Breach, Princess Quest returns with its two new sequels, & to an extent, as arcade games. If you decode what the amalgamation says it decodes to "I always come back. The amalgamation will utter a strange distorted noise, and the screen will fade to black. When lit, the torch reveals a giant amalgamation rabbit surrounding her. In the middle is another torch that she can light. Once the Princess goes through the door, she will enter a dark room. Once the Princess obtains the key, she can open up the door and enter the room. The enemies only deal one heart of damage, which can be restored by finding hearts inside chests throughout the map. Throughout the level, many glitched rabbit-like enemies will be actively attempting to kill the Princess. Eventually, the player will be forced to search for a chest that holds the key to a large door covered in a strange black goop. The goal of the game is to light all the torches with the lantern to find your way through the dungeon. The Princess acts as the player, and is controlled via user input. In Princess Quest, you play as The Princess a small yellow princess holding a lantern.
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