Even the most staunch collectible fans would never want to play with any of the toys in Poppy Playtime. Some may be more ...

While no official date has been confirmed by Mob Entertainment, we speculate Poppy Playtime: Chapter 5 will release Jan. 30, ...

Poppy Playtime is a game that focuses on Playtime Co., a company that performed horrifying and unethical experiments on unsuspecting victims, including children. While the majority of deaths ...

Poppy Playtime Chapter 4‘s puzzles are some of the toughest in the horror game, with several that come with cryptic riddles you have to solve. It’s easy to get stuck, but the guide below ...

Poppy Playtime Chapter 4 truly is the darkest chapter yet, and a fan-made comic referencing one of the worst moments is a ...

Poppy Playtime’s Doey is one of the more important characters you meet in Safe Haven, proving to be a valuable friend and ally – for the most part. As Chapter 4 is still very new, we advise you to ...

I took that as my inspiration, and I think everyone left happy, right? We got promotion of Poppy and Knocked Loose in there, [and] I slipped a little Spiritbox and Courtney in there too.

Just days before we revealed Spiritbox as the cover stars of our March 2025 issue, the band were at the Grammys, where singer Courtney LaPlante was mistaken for fellow metal singer Poppy by a ...

This behaviour reflects a phenomenon known as tall poppy syndrome (TPS) - a tendency to criticise, undermine or resent those who achieve notable success, particularly when their achievements make ...

“I was like, ‘Don’t say anything too crazy,’” Courtney explained of the moment she was introduced as Poppy. “Because I don’t know Poppy and Knocked Loose well enough to go crazy on ...

Brace yourself for the darkest chapter yet in the epic Poppy Playtime saga. You are pushed deeper into the undiscovered depths of the Playtime Co. factory, far below anything the world knew.

The world of Poppy Playtime is as deep ... But it was too late, and Boxy Boo consumed him before word got out. The Hour of Joy: The closure of Playtime Co. Is 1006 really to blame?