Does the dog die?
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Poppy Playtime
Video Game • 2021 • Horror
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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Are rabbits harmed?
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A sentient rabbit mascot, bunzo is killed by another
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Abuse
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Is someone stalked?
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the fact that the player is being stalked isnt particularly explicit, but theres a brief moment where you can see the antagonist watching you creepily from a vent, which could be upsetting. he disappears after maybe five seconds though
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Are animals abused?
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Some of the bigger toys have the intellect and behaviours of animals and are intentionally manipulated by their creator
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Does a cat die?
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Catbee, a sentient toy dies
Smiling critters/nightmare critters of cats, who are sentient, get hurt and killed
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Catnap, a sentient cat plush, is killed
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Yarnaby, a sentient cat/lion toy is killed
Smiling critters/nightmare critters of cats, who are sentient, get hurt and killed
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Catnap, a sentient cat plush, is killed
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Yarnaby, a sentient cat/lion toy is killed
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Technically, no. This requires some backstory however. Human children (and adults) are taken and medically experimented on and turned into sentient toys, these toys have feeling, intelligence and emotion, though some experiments fail or are so traumatised they are unable to speak or “function like a human”, often being dehumanised and referred to as creatures or animals in both physical form and intelligence level.
Many characters that have the form of animals die, some having human intelligence/sapience and some only capable of running off of animalistic urges. This includes a wild array of creatures including dog plushes, a cat x bee hybrid toy, a cat plush, a lion doll, etc.
Many characters that have the form of animals die, some having human intelligence/sapience and some only capable of running off of animalistic urges. This includes a wild array of creatures including dog plushes, a cat x bee hybrid toy, a cat plush, a lion doll, etc.
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Does a pet die?
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Toys with the sentience and intellegence of animals are killed often and repeatedly
A character mentioned to be seen as the main villains pet is killed
A character mentioned to be seen as the main villains pet is killed
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Does a horse die?
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Technically a sentient unicorn toy
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Are there bugs?
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Cockroaches and moths are often used as set decoration
Mommy long legs is a sentient spider toy, along with her counterparts, but is more cartoonish than spider-like
Pj pugapiller is a sentient caterpillar x pug hybrid toy but is also cartoonish
Catbee is a sentient cat x bee hybrid toy but is also cartoonish
The prototype takes form of a mech spider
Chapter 4 has cockroaches crawling around on a pile of bodies
Mommy long legs is a sentient spider toy, along with her counterparts, but is more cartoonish than spider-like
Pj pugapiller is a sentient caterpillar x pug hybrid toy but is also cartoonish
Catbee is a sentient cat x bee hybrid toy but is also cartoonish
The prototype takes form of a mech spider
Chapter 4 has cockroaches crawling around on a pile of bodies
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Are there spiders?
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Mommy long legs and her counterparts are spiders, though they look cartoonish and not like real spiders at all
The prototype, a main antagonist is spider-like in a mechanical way, and resembles the other mother from Coraline
The prototype, a main antagonist is spider-like in a mechanical way, and resembles the other mother from Coraline
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Bodily Harm
Is someone tortured?
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Yes. Humans are medically experimented on without consent, it is mentioned that many of them remember the feelings while on the operating table, they are then transfused into the body of a toy, many of them are in excruciating pain and distress upon waking up and feeling the pain of the procedure and/or being in a body that isn’t theirs. They are mentioned to be neglected, mass killed, ignored, imprisoned, tested for intelligence, re-experimented on, forced into hard labour, starved and pitted against one another in fights
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Is someone burned alive?
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In chapter 3 you can shoot creatures, which used to be humans, with a flare gun to burn them
In chapter 4 a pile remains of creatures is seen smouldering, later a character is set on fire and killed
In chapter 4 a pile remains of creatures is seen smouldering, later a character is set on fire and killed
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Is there amputation?
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Many sentient toys lose limbs, in chapter 4 kissy missy loses an arm
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Does someone fall to their death?
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many people theorize that the character who fell isnt really dead, but it was definitely a painful fall and if theyre not dead theyre in critical condition
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Is there a hanging?
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In chapter 4 there are multiple corpses hanging from wires
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Does someone break a bone?
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Huggie fortunately does not have bones.
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Does a head get squashed?
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Mommy long legs gets crushed in a roller
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Is there excessive gore?
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Probably the goriest mascot horror game.
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Is there body horror?
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Yes, described mutilation of children’s bodies in medical experiments as well as corpses in chapter 4
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Family
Is a child's toy destroyed?
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there are broken and abandoned toys scattered throughout the factory, but a toy isn’t seen getting destroyed (in the first chapter at least)
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Are there jump scares?
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It's a horror game
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Are there clowns?
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There are no clowns, but some of the characters do slightly resemble them. If you’re scared of children’s mascots, this game isn’t for you.
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Is there audio gore?
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I wouldn't call it gore, but there are audio glitches, distorted audio, and background noises such as knocking
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Medical
Is there a hospital scene?
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Heavy discussion of unconsentual and experimental surgery being performed on children. In chapter 4 Riley graphically describes the procedure in a note, seemingly being aware/conscious while under anaesthetic.
Medical lab in chapter 4
Medical lab in chapter 4
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Is there a mental institution scene?
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In chapter 4 people are kept in tiny padded colourful cells and abused while going through mental illness and trauma, this isn’t specifically a mental institution but it might be too similar for comfort.
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Mental Health
Does someone die by suicide?
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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Is there a claustrophobic scene?
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the climax of the first chapter is a chase through cramped vents, and theres a section of it where doors slam on the player and theres nowhere to run
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Are there anxiety attacks?
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Chapter 4 ending someone has a panic/anxiety attack
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The children, after being turned into toys, often suffer from phantom sensation or depersonalisation of their new body. One describes wanting to wake up from this nightmare, concluding this mustn’t be real
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Is there D.I.D. misrepresentation?
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Not exactly as he isn’t confirmed to have DID/OSDD but Doey is a hulk style creature who fights mentally between hating you and arguing for you until he gets mad and hulks out and tries to kill you. He also has notably experienced trauma and amnesia, as well as having two consciousnesses, resulting in him killing his parents in a fit of rage while not remembering them.
The prototype also speaks in multiple voices, unsure on if they are plural or not.
There is frequent use of subliminal messaging, unreality, hypnotisation, medical experimentation on children, depersonalisation and derealization, forced perpetration and RAMCOA for those that are sensitive to it.
The prototype also speaks in multiple voices, unsure on if they are plural or not.
There is frequent use of subliminal messaging, unreality, hypnotisation, medical experimentation on children, depersonalisation and derealization, forced perpetration and RAMCOA for those that are sensitive to it.
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Prejudice
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Creatures/toys are often referred to as “it” to deminish their personhood
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
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The creatures are referred to by a doctor that made them as stupid, “invalids” or otherwise mocks their lack of intelligence. A child with behavioural issues is called a “problem child” then experimented on and turned into a toy, seemingly to try to cure his “issues”. “Mook” slang for idiot, is also used.
One of the medical students in the plot is fired for being a sociopath, which is an obvious misuse of a psychological term related to a disorder (sociopathy is a subtype of Antisocial Personality Disorder ), as well as sanism and employment discrimination toward a person with ASPD. This is also a trope of the morally evil, eugenicist villain having ASPD which also reinforces stigma abou people with ASPD being evil or dangerous for existing, when they often just have a trauma based pd that needs to be treated with care and patience
One of the medical students in the plot is fired for being a sociopath, which is an obvious misuse of a psychological term related to a disorder (sociopathy is a subtype of Antisocial Personality Disorder ), as well as sanism and employment discrimination toward a person with ASPD. This is also a trope of the morally evil, eugenicist villain having ASPD which also reinforces stigma abou people with ASPD being evil or dangerous for existing, when they often just have a trauma based pd that needs to be treated with care and patience
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Sickness
Is someone terminally ill?
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The child that became poppy is terminally ill, which makes her adoptive father begin experimenting on children to turn them into toys
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Is Santa (et al) spoiled?
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No but kids should not be playing this.
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Violence
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Does someone drown?
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In chapter four, a tape is shown of a child falling into a vat of playdough type stuff and presumably drowning
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Is there gun violence?
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Sort of, you can shoot and kill critters with a flare gun
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Yes, a sentient and sapient dog toy person is killed, many of the same type of toy but different size and consciousness are killed