Whether it's Golden Freddie or a Bonnie and Freddie hybrid, some gamers are already buzzing with speculation about what to expect for the officially in production sequel.

But, did creator Scott Cawthon just drop another breadcrumb?

A new image surfaced on Scott Cawthon's official website with a gray and black outline that looks to be the security image layout of "Five Nights at Freddy's 3." But is it really the map layout fans can expect? Especially considering that this latest iteration does not take place in "Fazbear's Pizza" and instead is now an actual horror attraction.

Fans can view an image of the supposed ventilation map below.

Earlier this month creator Scott Cawthon responded to the news that "Five Nights at Freddy's 3" became the number one game on Steam Greenlight.

"Thanks to all of your awesome support, Five Nights at Freddy's 3 has hit number one on Steam Greenlight! I was really unprepared for such an outpouring of great comments and upvotes; I'm very grateful and humbled," explained Cawthon.

In that same statement Cawthon remarked that despite the rumors that the game would be released this month, he still has a long way to go before he finishes "Five Night's at Freddy's 3." Nevertheless, he's left fans with a taste for the game with the previous teaser image, and a full length trailer.

In fact, based on every single breadcrumb Cawthon leaves behind his trail, fans have devised a plethora of theories as to what "Five Nights at Freddy's 3" will be about. There's arguments about what the new animatronic is as well as what it means that the game takes place 30 years after the original "Freddy Fazbear's Pizza" incident.

Given the popularity of the indie horror game in its previous two iterations (and the fun to be had deciding what all the characters and scars symbolize) one thing is for sure: there's still plenty of fun to be had with dead looking animatronics.

Based on what critics originally said about Cawthon's earliest game designs, one can be sure he's quite happy to live among the animatronics for five more nights.