Did Poppy Playtime Chapter 6 teasers just start thanks to a hidden Escape From Playtime video? It sure seems like it, and the Poppy Playtime community is already convinced that Chapter 6 is coming.
The fifth chapter of Poppy Playtime delivered another scary and surreal experience. Our Poppy Playtime Chapter 5 Review noted the game’s horror and how there’s clearly a well-manufactured story here, but when all was said and done, one question remained: Is Poppy Playtime Chapter 5 the final chapter?
Is it Poppy Playtime Chapter 6 Time?
Escape From Playtime is the spin-off to the Poppy Playtime franchise. Its multiplayer focus is a huge detour from the usual single-player, spine-chilling terror of Poppy Playtime.
However, it didn’t take the community long to discover a mysterious teaser trailer in the game. You can unlock it in the final shift of an Escape From Playtime run, and because the cat is out of the bag, developer Mob Entertainment has released the ‘What’s the time?’ trailer on YouTube.
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What we can tell you is that while there is no video description, the 42-second teaser features The Prototype talking, someone discussing “Experiment #1006,” and the voice promising to “show you a better world.”
There’s also an ominous grandfather clock with a painted face on it counting down. It builds to a frightening climax before flashing “2027” in large red letters—Poppy Playtime Chapter 6 in 2027?
We can’t do this justice, so check out the latest trailer for yourself below.
Is this what we think it is? Could it be Poppy Playtime Chapter 6?! Let us know your thoughts on the Insider Gaming Discord server.
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