When I say that I've read every book from every major indie horror franchise, I really do mean it.

Bendy, been there. Hello neighbor, done that. Fneth, forget about it.

But with Fnaf not getting another book until September, I was excited to finally give my

dyslexic brain a rest. But of course, there was one franchise that refused to let that happen,

one that knew I wouldn't be able to resist the law hidden within its pages.

So let's see what Poppy Playtime's Orientation notebook has to offer, shall we? I'm going to Hello internet. Welcome to Game Theory, the show that always reads the manual.

You never know what cool stuff you're going to find.

Unless of course the company behind the book explicitly tells you over and over again,

then it's pretty obvious.

Use the knowledge in these pages and maybe you can unravel the mystery of playtime co.

I'm actually kind of surprised it took this long for Poppy to come out with a book,

given that immediately after chapter one they announced they'd already

partnered with someone to make a movie which seems to have fallen through and now we're

back in with the new studio but here we are two and a half years later and we're

just getting our first ever poppy book.

However, this book isn't like your Fnaf Y novels.

Instead of unique stories with canonicity that the fan base can never agree on,

this is an in-universe orientation book handed out by Playtime Code to its employees.

So it's more like the survival log book because we can never truly escape with an

NAF connection can we?

But there are some key differences.

Rather than having a bunch of puzzles and cryptic clues with multiple authors,

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