Poppy Playtime: Chapter 5’s Gameplay Trailer Invites Players Back Into the Factory Ahead of February 18th Launch
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Today, Mob Entertainment premiered the official gameplay trailer for Poppy Playtime: Chapter 5 - Broken Things, ahead of its February 18th launch on PC via Steam and Epic Games.
Shifting the Prototype’s hunt for Poppy into a terror-filled game of cat-and-mouse, the gameplay trailer offers the first detailed look at Chapter 5 in action. With the threat of The Prototype growing ever stronger, players will navigate new areas of Playtime Co., and make some unlikely allies in their fight for survival. With options running low and time running out, players will test just how far they are willing to go to survive.
In Poppy Playtime: Chapter 5 - Broken Things, players must prepare to face off against the deadly puppetmaster behind the horrifying events of Playtime Co. Solve devious puzzles and overcome dangerous obstacles as the true rotten heart at the center of Playtime Co. draws nearer. Traverse this new realm of shadows in a fight for survival (and the truth) with Playtime’s security system, Huggy Wuggy, in hot pursuit and separated from your only allies. Will you finally end this nightmare, or fall victim to the puppet master’s twisted madness?
What to Expect:
Stomach-churning terrors await you in this new section of the factory as you uncover the dark works hidden within The Prototype’s stomping grounds.
In this chilling new layer of the Playtime facility, you will encounter the tortured denizens living in the darkness. They may aid you in your quest to defeat The Prototype, but can they be trusted?
Solve devious puzzles and overcome dangerous environmental obstacles with the power of new GrabPack tools and functionality.
As you reach the true rotten heart at the center of Playtime, discover some of the company’s gravest sins.
Poppy Playtime: Chapter 5 - Broken Things is now available to wishlist on Steam and Epic Games Store and launches February 18th. Console versions will launch later this year.
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