The prototype has been revealed and now we finally know not only who he is, but what his goal has been this whole time.

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Poppy Playtime has released its latest chapter, and as usual, the internet is aflame with people arguing over whether the chapter is good or not.

Even Markiplier got in on the debate.

A chase sequence is not the time to introduce a new mechanic.

The vast majority of people are going to die to that.

As soon as you die, it loses all of its value!

But even if the gameplay might be lackluster for some, one thing I think we can all agree on that isn't lackluster is the law.

This thing is full of the stuff, ready for us to jump our way through like we're a wrong side out,

animal eating our way through a giant Bron toy. Oh yeah, Ron finally made an appearance. Why they gave him the come hither eyes is a little

confusing, but nevertheless, he's here. For the main game itself, it's a lot of the classic

poppy you've come to love. We start with a chase sequence running from a broken huggy. We lose our

grab pack with the all-powerful Omni hand. We meet some new allies in the form of Giblet and Chum Chomchim. I love him. And we learn more about the experiments, how the orphans were being brainwashed before and after being turned into toys thanks to a bunch of video recordings from a new employee, Miss Gracie. We then continue to make our way through the factory only to be trapped by another new toy, Lily Lovebraith, who turns out to be Miss Gracie, but she has lost her mind and has ended up isolated. Turns out the prototype, not a fan of a staff member who helped turn the kids into toys. Speaking of, this is when we finally get to meet the prototype face-to-face. That's right, we finally got to meet the man of the hour, and he is just as creepy as we were

hoping for. He is a jester, just like we predicted, mixed with robot and human parts. He literally

did make huggy, kissy, catnap and mummy a part of him. Notice the extra arms and cape on his

back. I do wish there had been a little more incorporation of the toy parts like we saw in the

catnap statue from Chapter 3. Apparently, that was supposed to be the idea according to the original story director. But things change and we roll with it. The prototype ends up breaking Poppy. We then kill Lily Lovebrae during another chase sequence. The prototype kills Huggy and Missy. We do another chase sequence to escape the prototype clutches. We are the chase sequence game.

And we reunite with Poppy and Giblit to find the data center.

We then get stabbed by the prototype and dropped in a vat of Poppy Jell, which is weird because

that stuff literally revives us, and we arrive at the data center only to be met by a familiar face,

or I.

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