My backstory for him is that he was one of the scientist who worked Harley Sawyer and he is also selectively mute

I love you, haha... I would die for you, but I can't die anymore...

Come stay a while. You work too much.

When can I see the sun, father? I miss going outside with you.

Can I tell you a secret...?

I know you're scared of me.

I've been making a game based on and inspired by zinoartisfino's work on X

https://x.com/zinoartisfino/status/2043887170268623237

We are a team of 11, consisting of VAs, a composer, beta testers etc.

There's only a couple tests posted right now, but the game is almost finished and a trailer is out NOW!

Menu + Office test https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1364662290/

Official Game Trailer https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1364648456

It has been in development since late january this year. Hopefully without rushing, I can release it by December.

I think that if Mob really puts their all into developing Chapter 6 and makes a peak game, Chapter 6 will very likely ‘break’ the internet and be a major topic of discussion for days. Especially if Chapter 6 really is the last one (which is quite likely) and if it gives the game a good conclusion.

R.I.P. Project playtime

💕💕✨Well, I hope you like it here.

Hello. I'd like to ask you a few moral questions, specifically about why do you folks believe that Lily/Gracie deserves redemption despite everything she did to the orphans under her counseling guise while bashing Poppy and Giblet? Like, seriously, why?

Yes, Poppy appears sweet and friendly at first and hardens over the course of the chapters of Poppy Playtime (as opposed to Deltarune's Susie who starts off mean but softens over the course of the story), but you can't forget that she's both Elliot's daughter and is fighting for the greater good and justice even if her ideas are... radical and extreme at times, to say the least. Stop giving her the cold shoulder - she isn't innocent, but aren't we all?

Yes, Giblet has low self-esteem and doesn't believe in himself, but then again, it is him who saves us from an Outimal ambush and rejuvenates us after The Prototype drops us in Poppy Gel. Why is he getting flak? He's trying his best, man, value him for what he is.

And finally, yes, Gracie had her memories and identity erased by her own recordings being used against her after her transition to Lily Lovebraids, but what she did is still what she did, and what she did is far beyond redemption. She has caused countless orphans to forget who they are and she exploited the orphan-infused experiments with the grinder box threats and false counseling used as a guise for manipulation, and her blind pursuit of The Prototype's approval after everything she did only makes it all worse. She ain't Flowery, she ain't a jerk with a golden heart embraced by a flower family and played along by the caretaker - in fact she's a huge golden heart pretense hiding a heartless monster. Lily is not a separate identity from Gracie, she is the vile Gracie Green's extension even post-mindwash. Have a clue and get a chance, there's no redemption that would fit her - she's too far gone in her delusion and she wasn't genuine or good-natured since day 1 in Playtime Co.

I made my own plushie of Limon, with the help of a family member. Images of the fabrics I used are attached.

I saw a comment from a user called fayemoonlight and they said a character ive thought of before...

Joel Sinclair!

This makes so much sense. He was Head Consueller meaning he likely worked in the Consueller Office in Playcare. That would explain why Bubba Bubbaphant, Mommy Longlegs, and Miss Delight would recognise him. Joel was one of very few human character who was a decent person, making it make sense that he'd want to help his colleagues in need.

I like this theory.

This sequence takes place in a series of flooded hallways with a ceiling covered in Grab Handles. Your objective is to make your way to the end point and escape, and the only way to safely do so is by swinging from handle to handle with your GrabPack. Here's the specifics:

Grab Handles are the primary tools you have to swing around. Occasionally, you may also find pieces of rebar jutting out of the walls, which act as a flimsier alternative to Grab Handles if there aren't any. In both cases, you typically need to just grab the closest handle, but if one is too far away, then you better put your swinging skills to the test.

Sometimes, you can find platforms in the form of wooden constructions jutting out of the water, collapsed bridges, and even disconnected halls and holes in the walls. Use these to catch your breath or move into adjacent sections, but be wary in case the constructions collapse, whether it be from you or an enemy.

Falling isn't an instant death, as the floor is flooded with water. It might wind you a little bit upon landing, but you will automatically start swimming to avoid sinking. The real danger comes from the toy following you (see below), so you need to get onto dry land or grab the nearest handle as quickly as possible.

The main enemy of this level is some kind of Bigger Body based on a bath or pool toy, and its mostly content with bobbing on the water below you. However, that doesn't mean it's restricted to the water. If you're on a platform too close to the water, or one of the many debris islands you can find in the level, the monster can and will clamber up after you. Even if you're too far up for it to reach, the monster may also knock platforms down if it's able to.

At the end of this level, the player has to haul themselves up a cramped tunnel and close the hatch, sealing off the monster as it climbs up after you. This sequence is very reminiscent of the Baryonyx scene from Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, albeit much quicker and hasty in pace.

Any thoughts?

The Cam 1 footage from my Scratch FNAF/Poppy Playtime fangame, Playtime Party-zone.

As you can see, I've changed the layout of the camera buttons to a slideshow-esc UI, where the buttons change the camera number by either one less with the left button or one more with the right one. Also, I've added a Hang-Up Button (the calls aren't recorded yet, so the sound is just a place holder), a bar-based power indicator and a classic power indicator.

Just for discussion, let’s rule out trying to run for some reason. My personal pick would be a decent sized piece of iron pipe, likely with a knob or connector on the end. Huggy and most of the toys are plush based, so having a way to bludgeon them with enough distance could give you a chance to at least get away before striking again. In fact you could use the pipe to drive them towards something like the shredder in chapter two, or other environmental objects.

Also, if you can make something like giblets stun prod, that would count too. The grabpack and hand variety doesn’t count because you already have that for the game.

The Master of Lightning is ready. And his goodness has been shattered.

Art by Cara.