Poppy Playtime

Horror, but not much. Improvements, but not so many. Poppy Playtime returns with a new episode without being free of criticism.

The phenomenon Poppy Playtime is doing well on various streaming platforms, so we've decided to review it before Chapter 2 is released.

Launch is almost here with the grand debut of the next phase of the story happening next week.

This horror title has gained a loyal fanbase over the last few years, and with the release of the fifth chapter, we explain the story behind Poppy Playtime to date.

'Broken Things' will conclude the episodic horror saga on 18 February on PC, and on consoles in the coming months.

With console versions to follow in the months afterwards.

The upcoming part of the story is now available to be wishlisted on Steam.

The Prototype is on the loose, and after the events of Chapter 4, we are closer to the conclusion of the episodic horror.

Next week we continue to descend into the horror of the toy factory and meet new allies and enemies.

Wait, is that arm in the trailer a new monster?

There's a deadly new Experiment on the loose at the toy factory, and his name is Yarnaby.

The edition will go on sale on Halloween.

Legendary is producing the project which is said to have "Willy Wonka, Toy Story, and Gremlin".

MOB Entertaiment can't wait to bring us the next episode of the horror series.

After its debut on these platforms in North America, we will finally be able to enjoy the console version in our territory.

At last, MOB Games' episodic horror game is leaving PC and mobile for the console market.

MOB Games is still holding out for a 2024 launch, but they won't be able to make it to March as planned.