Fazbear's Pizzeria Horror Map

Fazbear's Pizzeria Horror PRv5 Map — a packed horror hub that mashes up FNaF vibes with SCP labs, portal weirdness, and a bunch of modes you can bounce between with friends.

Fazbear's Pizzeria Horror PRv5 Map isn’t just “walk around a scary building and scream.” It’s built like a whole Minecraft project with multiple game modes and a shared universe that pulls from Five Nights at Freddy’s, SCP, Dead by Daylight, and Stranger Things-style dimension stuff. The pizzeria is the creepy core, but the map keeps branching out into bigger places and bigger questions, especially once you start noticing the easter eggs and clues that point toward the story. The lore centers on a murderer connected to the missing kids case, a portal to other dimensions, and an anomaly tied to animatronics that are said to be possessed by the children’s souls. In this map’s story, that anomaly gets labeled SCP-093, which is a cool touch because it frames the whole haunting situation like a containment problem instead of just “boo, haunted robots.”



Nightshift mode is the classic pressure cooker. You’re stuck in the security room trying to make it to 6 a.m., and it’s all about timing and discipline. Doors are your lifeline, but they’re also a trap because shutting them burns through your energy, so you can’t panic-spam your way through the night. The hallways become this constant paranoia check—watch, listen, react, and don’t waste power on nothing. It’s the kind of mode where every small choice matters, and when you mess up, it feels like your fault, not random luck. If you’ve ever wanted that “I’m barely holding it together” FNaF energy inside Minecraft, this is the mode that delivers it.

Exploration mode is where the map opens up and starts feeling like a mini-adventure world instead of a single horror set. You can roam places like Westvilley city, Ness lake, and SCP laboratories, and it’s not just empty scenery. You can interact with NPCs, trade, pick up missions, and run through dialogue, which makes it feel more like you’re living in the world instead of just touring it. Then you’ve got PvP modes for when you’re tired of being scared and just want competition—minigames with friends, including an escape-style mode inspired by Dead by Daylight and other combat-focused stuff like warfare mode. And if you’re the type who plays for secrets, Story mode is basically your excuse to chase the map’s lore: completing missions to piece together what happened, unlocking easter eggs, and digging into the mystery around Willian Afton and what became of him after the murders.

How to install?
Android: use ES Explorer to find mcworld in the download folder. Click on a file to import it inside.
Versions of Windows 10: Go to your downloads folder and find mcworld. Click on the document to add it to the client.
IOS: as soon as they clicked on the Download button below, the device will offer to open it.

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