Poppy Playtime

 The game's release date was Oct.12 2021. It's playable on Android, iOS and Microsoft windows. Within the last 30 days, the Avg. Players is 667.8 and the peak players is 1,146.

 Well, you might be wondering what Poppy Playtime is all about and I'm here to help. Well, for starters, you play as a former employee of a toy factory that has already been closed for good.

 I know what you might be thinking, "What is my character doing back in a factory if the factory is closed?"

 The lore of Poppy playtime is where the player plays as a former employee of Playtime Co. who returns the abandoned toy factory of said company after receiving a letter from the staff who thought to have disappeared 10 years ago.

 

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