The Bedroom is a relatively large room. The walls of the room consist of the same blue design as the rest of the location, before splitting into a design more like that of the Closet around halfway down. Two Doors can be seen on either side of the room. The closet can be seen directly in front, with multiple shirts hanging from the hangers above.
The walls of the room are very decorated, consisting of several stars and paintings. An air vent can also be seen on the left wall. Next to the left door, a light switch can be seen. The ceiling appears to be a simple popcorn ceiling with a single light overhead. A toy caterpillar, a blue phone, and a purple robot can be seen on the floor of the room.
There are two dressers visible in the room. The first consists of 7 drawers. A few shirts can also be seen hanging out of one of them. A purple fan, a lava lamp, and an alarm clock can also be seen on top of the dresser. The second dresser consists of 3 drawers, and a lamp can be seen sitting on top of it.
In Five Nights at Freddy's VR: Help Wanted, there is a large crack in the ceiling for Nightmarionne to crawl out of.
Trivia
Various things in the room seem to be references to Scott's other games:
The toy robot on the right side of the floor may be a reference to one of Scott's previous games, The Desolate Hope.
As with every other game, where The Office had a fan on the desk, a more childish purple fan can be found sitting atop the dresser.
This purple coloring could be a reference to Purple Guy.
Unlike the fans in the other games, this fan doesn't spin at all.
This is likely due to the movement of the flashlight. In the previous games, the fan was either rendered as part of the desk or as a sprite of its own, but with the fan constantly changing its lighting, it would be harder work for Scott.
The overall shape of the Bedroom strongly resembles The Office from the first game, with two closable Doors on either side of the room, and also The Office from the second game, with an additional opening on the wall on the far side of the room.
Unlike previous games, the Bedroom has the same size in both PC and mobile.
However, the pan's speed is faster on mobile.
Unlike the first three offices, the Bedroom doesn't have the Perspective View object. This makes it look more 2D rather than 3D.
The Bedroom as seen in one of the cameras from the Private Room in Sister Location.
Interestingly enough, the Bedroom appears on the Breaker Panel in Night 2 of Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location, connected to the Private Room. Also, after typing "1-9-8-3" into the keypad within said room, the Bedroom will appear on one of the monitors.
Gameplay
The player looking around the Bedroom. (click to animate)
Left door of the Bedroom.
Right door of the Bedroom.
The player returning to the starting location (click to animate).
Nightmare Foxy interacting with the Closet. (click to animate)
The player running (click to animate).
The player opening and closing the right door. (click to animate)
The player opening and closing the left door. (click to animate)
Nightmare Freddy attacking the player within the Bedroom (click to animate).
Nightmare Bonnie attacking the player within the Bedroom (click to animate).
Nightmare Chica's cupcake attacking the player within the Bedroom (click to animate).
Nightmare Foxy attacking the player within the Bedroom (click to animate).
Nightmare Fredbear attacking the player within the Bedroom (click to animate).
A looped animation of the player looking around the Bedroom. (click to animate).
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