It's been three decades since the Missing Children's Incident and the Freddy's Franchise has fallen to urban legend. When a haunted house attraction in memory of the unsolved mysteries opens, Mike Schmidt walks away from his new life to pursue a promise he made. But something just as persistent as he is lies in the shadows, vengeful and bloodthirsty. (Rated T: Violence, Language)

When Mike is approached with a deal that may very well save his own life alongside the animatronics, he finds himself forming a reluctant alliance with an old foe. With Fazbear Entertainment out to silence witnesses and Golden Freddy soon to unleash his final plan, Mike may have to face the scars of his past to confront the uncertainty of his future. (Rated T for Violence)

Episode 5 of SMGO. The Night Shift has finally gotten easier for Mike Schmidt, with his third week of his one-month contract coming up; However, his problems have not ended. When a mysterious detective arrives to investigate the rumors circulating around the pizzeria, Mike needs to do anything he can to stop his new allies from becoming the main suspects in a mass-murder case.

Episode 2 of SMGO. It is Gerald Franklin's last week until retirement. As the supervisor of the guards in Freddy's, his departure will be a significant loss. Only problem is, there isn't a Night Guard available. Gerald's last week at Freddy's might prove to be his last week for something else: His Life. (Rated T for violence)

Episode 1 of SMGO. When Mike Schmidt discovers he has to work another three weeks to be able to get out of his contract, he realises that there are only two ways this seemingly endless cycle will end. Preparing himself for the inevitable, that week would either end with him being fired for property damage or being stuffed in an animatronic suit. (T for Violence and Foul Language)