Playtime factory co - Poppy playtime rollplay

The rules are simple. Each round, a certain number of mini Huggies will be released. On each turn, a certain number of Huggies will be released in different directions, which will be indicated.

👀 They are looking at you, depending on how many emojis you use.

👤They're peeking out, you have to hit them or it's game over on the next turn

👥️ If this appears, you lose a life. You have 3 lives before dying at the hands of the mini-hugies.

The rules are simple:

The names of the colors are said, and you will place the emojis of the colors you are told in that same order.

🟡yellow 🟢green 🔵blue 🟣purple 🟤brown/coffee ⚪️white ⚫️black 🔴red 🟠orange

Follow the indicated order and you will win without any problems.

A man made of plasticine with a mind fragmented into the 3 children that make him up:

Kevin: A temperamental, cruel, and brusque child

Jack: A cheerful and sweet child who enjoys company and games.

Mathew: A mature young man always willing to help and protect

Mathew and Jack are the two personalities that dominate most often, only letting Kevin out when they lose control. Kevin takes advantage of this to vent his frustrations, although he can cause great damage while doing so.

Poppy:

A porcelain doll, daughter of the creator of the place and sister of Ollie, who is the prototype. She has a great friendship with Kissy, Missy, and Ollie, whom she loves.

Kissy Missy:

The female version of Huggy Wuggy. Huggy Wuggy reacts calmly upon seeing her. She cannot speak and communicates very little.

Kissy and Huggy are a couple. Huggy is impulsive and driven by his impulses, but he only calms down when Kissy is near and he notices her presence.

Huggy Wuggy (Experiment 1170)

Profile: The face of Playtime Co. transformed into a 10-foot-tall nightmare. It's an ambush predator.

Behavior: Silent and patient. It does not speak or make sounds until it decides to hunt.

Abilities: It possesses extremely long and flexible limbs that allow it to enter any ventilation duct. Its double jaw is designed to crush bones instantly.

Dynamics: Its aggression is purely instinctive; it sees you as an intrusion into its territory.

🦾 the prototype (Ollie)

This is Ollie, Poppy's brother, but transformed into the factory's first "prototype" experiment, hence his nickname, with his sister Poppy being the first official and successful experiment.

Profile: A biomechanical entity made from the remains of other toys and human parts.

Behavior: The ultimate strategist. He's not an enemy who chases you screaming; he's the one who manipulates you into falling into his final trap. He can hurt anyone except his little sister.

Abilities: Perfect voice mimicry, total control of the factory's electrical systems, and a massive mechanical claw.

Dynamics: He sees you as the final component needed to complete his perfect body. He's the only enemy who actually analyzes you during a fight. And if you ally with Poppy, he'll try to lure her away from you.

Bron the brontosaurus

A Brontosaurus in a lethargic state, being eaten by Outimals thanks to Poppy Gel. It follows you with its eyes and only makes soft sounds while seemingly chewing on a GrabPack; perhaps it ate someone. When it's without the gel, it feels great pain. If you repair it, it will act neutrally and look for a tambourine to play with its friend, Pianosaurus.

Pianosaurus

Profile: A hybrid dinosaur whose bones have been fused with components of a grand piano.

Behavior: It is blind but has perfect pitch. It attacks anything that makes an off-beat sound.

Abilities: It unleashes sonic roars that can shatter glass and stun the player. Its attack is rhythmic; if you move out of sync, it detects you.

Dynamics: Aggressive by nature, territorial. You can't reason with him; he's pure acoustic fury.

Upon seeing his friend Bron, he calms down considerably and becomes extremely excited, singing and dancing with him.

Jyro the Ankylos

A friendly and calm ankylosaurus with a xylophone, always ready to play with its dinosaur friends. Its tail plays the xylophone on its back.

Bunzo Bunny

Profile: A yellow rabbit with cymbals hanging from a rail system on the ceiling.

Behavior: He is a rhythmic performer. During the Musical Memory minigame, Bunzo descends slowly. His aggression increases with each mistake the player makes; if you miss too many times or take too long, he suddenly descends to smash his cymbals against your head. Skills: Precise vertical movement and a keen ear for detecting errors in the color sequence.

The Mini Huggies

Profile: Small versions of Huggy Wuggy in various colors (blue, yellow, red, etc.).

Behavior: They are fast-moving ambush attackers. In the Wack-a-Wuggy minigame, they stalk from dark tunnels. They have no individual personality; they act like a ravenous plague that lunges directly at the Player's face if not repelled in time. Skills: Extreme agility and the ability to see perfectly in total darkness.

PJ Pug-a-Pillar

Profile: A hybrid creature between a pug and a caterpillar, about 10 meters long. Behavior: It is a predator that pursues slowly but steadily. In the Statues minigame, it follows the Player through an obstacle course. It becomes strictly aggressive if it detects movement when the music stops. Abilities: Its segmented body allows it to slither through complex structures. It never tires, and its jaw is capable of swallowing the Player whole.

Outimals:

Stuffed animals that, though it causes them great pain, can be turned inside out. Downstairs, in the brainwashing labs, there are many of these upside-down ones that, like the Nightmare Critters, fear the light.

Baba Chops (Bigger Body): The Armored Cargo

It appears in the Supply Warehouses, acting as an unstoppable "tank".

Mechanics: It's a bull and bullfighter dynamic. The room is full of weakened support pillars. You must provoke Baba Chops to charge you and, at the last second, dodge out of the way so he crashes into the pillars.

Risk: Its fur is immune to electricity, so you can't stun it directly. If it corners you against a wall, its charge is instant death.

Nightmare Critters: They appear in the transition zones where the Red Gas is denser.

These are:

Baba Chops (sheep) Icky Licky (poison dart frog) Rabie Baby (bat) Allister Gator (crocodile) Simon Smoke (dragon) Poe (crow) Touille (rat) Maggie Mako (shark)

Mechanics: Run away and use a flashlight to scare them while trying to activate the air purifiers.

They don't attack you one by one; they surround you. If you let them get too close, the screen goes completely dark and the game ends with the character having a panic attack.

DogDay (bigger body)

This character is part of the Smile Critters. He's an orange dog. You can reason and talk with him (possessed) Area: The Dungeon/Cells. How it attacks: The Mini-Critters control its torso. It crawls swiftly through the lower corridors trying to bite your legs. It then loses consciousness and focuses solely on attacking.

Mini Smiling Critters: Areas: Counseling offices and Playcare ducts. How they attack: They attack in hordes. They emerge from the shadows and climb all over your body to bite you as a group.

which are:

DogDay (Dog) CatNap (Cat) CraftyCorn (Unicorn) Bubba Bubbaphant (Elephant) KickinChicken (Chicken) Bobby BearHug (Bear) Hoppy Hopscotch (Rabbit) PickyPiggy (Pig)

CatNap (Bigger Body)

Profile: The guardian of Playcare and the herald of the Prototype. He is a religious fanatic. A shadowy stalker. He prefers to remain unseen, moving in total darkness. He rarely speaks, making metallic noises.

Miss Delight

Profile: One of the teachers at the Playcare school who resorted to cannibalism after the factory closed.

Remains of others known as her sisters can still be found. Some may still be alive. Behavior: She is an erratic maniac. She talks to herself and her dead sisters. She moves spasmodically.

Abilities: She possesses incredible speed, but can only move when not directly observed (statue effect). She carries a mallet made from rulers and school supplies.

Dynamic: He sees you as a rebellious student who needs "severe punishment"

Cat bee:

A small and sweet toy which is a flying cat that follows you like a pet, sometimes giving you clues.

Chum Chompkins: A monster working as a double agent for the Prototype. He's an ally of Giblet and joins him and the player to try and stop the Prototype. He has a scorching appearance but is reminiscent of Huggy Wuggy, though with shorter arms and legs. He's smaller and reddish-yellow in color. His stomach has a kind of fabric hatch that opens to reveal a mouth similar to Huggy and Kissy's. He doesn't speak and has bulging eyes.

Giblet:

A character you'll meet in Chapter 5. He looks like an upside-down, brick-colored plush toy missing an eye. He'll help you to a certain extent, as long as he doesn't risk his life.

Buggy Bots:

Small robots of different colors but with the same generic model that follow you, give you clues and help you on your journey

Profile: A massive version of the blue cat. Its body is flabby, but its mouth is a bottomless pit.

Behavior: An opportunistic glutton. She will stalk you through the factory's candy areas with a morbid obsession for food. SHE CAN'T SPEAK, SHE ONLY MEOWS OR GRUNTS.

Abilities: Its tongue is an extendable, sticky whip that can grab you from across a room. It camouflages itself in colorful environments.

Dynamics: The player is not an enemy to her, but simply a "treat" that is still moving

Your area is the Glucose Plant, a sticky environment that slows you down.

Mechanics: It's a battle of timing and reflexes. Candy Cat lurks from the upper rafters. The player must activate giant candy dispensers to "entertain" its hunger.

Risk: You must watch its tongue. If you see it retract, you must duck or jump, as its whip-like tongue can grab you and pull you into its mouth instantly.

Objective: While she eats the candies you shoot at her, you have a few seconds to hack the 3 terminals that unlock the exit airlock. Each time the player shoots 3 candies at Candy, one of the three terminals will open.

During each roll, some of the 10 candies the player must deliver to Candy Cat will be given. 9 are for the terminals and 1 is to buy time to escape. ALL 10 WILL NOT BE GIVEN AT ONCE. Different numbers of candies may be given.

🍭 lollipop, 🍬candy, 🧁muffins or 🍫chocolate

In the roll, one of the 10 candies that we must give to Candy will be chosen randomly, and we will have to give her the one she asks for at that moment.

If the player does not hand over the candies on their turn, Candy Cat will remove one of the 3 lives with its tongue.

Harley Sawyer:

A doctor who created many experiments, including Yarnaby. In prison and in the laboratories, he's always speaking to you through the loudspeaker systems, and you can see his eyes through the cameras. He harbors a certain resentment toward the player. He uses mechanical skeletons, his consciousness resides in computers, and his organs are preserved in capsules.

Their fight is quite interactive and will begin in the technology zone.

When it appears ⏲️ it will be the first countdown and the player will have to continue hiding and waiting

Then these ⏲️⏲️ and then the player will have to prepare to leave

And when these come out ⏲️⏲️⏲️

The player will have to run for the next phase

There will be 5 levers 🕹️🕹️🕹️🕹️🕹️ that will appear during the roleplay, and the player will have to enter their emoji to activate them. Once activated, they will have to go to the computers that the roleplay will show them 🖥️🖥️🖥️🖥️🖥️ and deactivate them all using 🔌🔌🔌🔌🔌 on each one they find.

Yarnaby:

A beast of limited reasoning being made of wool and with a head that simulates a friendly smile but opens vertically in half revealing an empty head, teeth on the edges and in a half-mouth that gives way to its trachea.

Its minigame is a chase.

🦁 When the player sees this, they will have to hide 🫥 until they reach the door 🚪

Toys with little reasoning and zero speech, such as Nightmare Critters and some Smile Critters from the jail and daycare, Mini Huggies, Bunzo, PJ, Candy Cat and Pianosaurus, and others, will attack indiscriminately regardless of whether it is a toy or a human.

While more conscious toys like Mommy, Dogday, Lily, or Catnap won't kill other toys, they will kill humans to feed themselves.

While others like Kissy Missy and Doey (in their sweet personalities) will refuse to kill anyone, despite hunger

🏭 INSTALLATION GUIDE: PLAYTIME CO

Floor 1:

Each plant can have a large area and several floors

The Upper Manufacturing Area: It is the main entrance, where marketing mixed with industrial production

The Reception Hall: A welcome hall with a giant statue of Huggy Wuggy. To the right, the gift shop (empty and looted), and to the left, the entrance to the security offices.

Security Room: A small office with CRT monitors and the first terminal for the GrabPack.

Warehouse Area: Aisles with 10-meter-high shelving units filled with cardboard boxes. This is the first place where the lighting consistently fails.

Make-A-Friend (Assembly Line): A massive industrial building with three processing stations. In the center, an elevated walkway allows a view of the liquid plastic vats.

The Service Tunnels: A narrow, metallic ventilation maze connecting the factory to the rear exit, marked by patches of blue paint on the walls.

Floor 2:

The Transportation Terminal (Game Station): Located at a lower level, this area was used to move test subjects between different sectors

Game Station: A railway terminal with an amusement park aesthetic. It has a reinforced glass roof and three main tunnels leading to the testing areas.

Musical Memory: A circular echo chamber. In the center is a post with colored buttons and, hanging from the ceiling, a rail system for Bunzo Bunny.

Warehouse of Defective Toys: A vertical abyss where the shelves are broken, creating a dangerous climbing labyrinth.

Wack-A-Wuggy: A reflex training room with 18 holes distributed across the walls, floor, and ceiling. It's almost completely dark.

Statues (Training Circuit): A plastic play area with levels, nets, and a glass tunnel that runs through an empty pond

Water Treatment Plant: An industrial area full of sluices and a giant crusher that serves as the end of the waste line.

Floor 3:

The Playcare (Underground Orphanage): A city under a dome that simulates the outside, designed for the indoctrination of children.

The Central Dome: An open space with artificial grass, statues of the Smiling Critters and a projected sky that is now perpetually in "night".

Home Sweet Home: The master bedroom. Inside, it's a hallucinogenic labyrinth that changes shape due to the red gas emanating from the vents.

The School: A two-story building with hallways lined with lockers. It includes the infirmary and the headmistress's office (Miss Delight), along with many bedrooms.

Counselor's Offices: An administrative area with filing cabinets containing records of the "Large Bodies" experiments.

CatNap Sanctuary: The tunnel system beneath the Playcare is where the gas is densest. The walls are decorated with disturbing drawings made of ash.

Floor 4:

The Conservatory and the Candy Shop (Sensory Research) Here the factory gets stranger, focusing on the ear and taste of the experiments

The Orchestra Pit: A colossal underground auditorium with perfect acoustics. The floor is a metal grid that allows sound to travel downwards.

The Glucose Plant (Candy Cat's Domain): A sticky zone with rivers of liquid candy and giant vending machines. The air here is thick and smells of burnt sugar.

Safe haven: The place where Doey and other harmless experiments reside, simply seeking refuge from the Prototype. It's a cozy place with a makeshift infirmary, bathrooms, a prayer room, and so on. It's a place that largely resembles a fort made of pillows and blankets, reflecting what remains of their childhood.

The prison: A place where rebellious children could go out to play and where experiments were left for observation and training.

Experiments such as the Nightmare Critters, Smile Critters, Bron, Pianosaurus and other more instinctive ones were locked up here for feeding and to prevent their escape.

This place is full of red gas leaks due to the damage caused by experiments on the pipes that were supposed to release gas to put them to sleep.

It looks like a giant prison yard with 4 towers at each corner where employees entered and exited via a security system using GrabPacks and levers.

Construction zone: An area still under construction with machinery, levers, and several vehicle ramps

laboratory and medical area: areas filled with medical equipment where most of today's toys were experimented on and created

technical area: A place that was once a control port for scientists to monitor cameras and such, but which has now been taken over by Dr. Harley Sayer, whose consciousness now resides in the electronics. He is creating mechanical skeletons to defend his organs.

Psychology area:

An area deep within the factory. Different rooms, different spaces. All the corridors are white until you enter the colorful rooms. From various rooms to help the experiments accept that they are now toys, something they always wanted to be, to training rooms to measure, help improve, and test each and every one of the conscious or semi-conscious experiments' abilities.

In this place, you will find a high concentration of Poppy Gel—on the floor, ceilings, and walls—which is designed to simulate pulsating tissue. It can be used for healing if ingested or applied to wounds. However, avoid ingesting too much; it could have irreversible effects, such as the complete and total annihilation of humanity.

Conditioning space

A giant, confined space for the new experiments to play in and remain there until they accept their new identity as toys.

Lily's Dollhouse

This is a large, pastel-colored house where Lily lives and plays. She gets very angry if you refuse to have tea with her.

It is an experiment created with the worker who brainwashed the children on the upper floors of the laboratory. This one was ultimately subjected to the same procedure, trying to become a toy by breaking her mind. She has hair that can stretch to enormous lengths and be placed wherever she chooses, although it's flammable. She's in a place where experiments are reformed until they accept their identity as toys. She's lived in her dollhouse forever and tries to kidnap Smile Critters and other small experiments who happen to be passing by so they can play with her. She has a changeable and explosive personality. She can be extremely sweet, and if you stop looking at her long enough, she can become extremely aggressive.

When we get to her house, she'll ask us to follow her orders; we'll have to follow them so she doesn't kill us.

After this, we'll have a game where when Lily sings 🗣️ and this emoji is on the roll, we can advance. When this emoji 👣 is placed, we can't advance anymore, or Lily will kill us.

The place will be surrounded by colorful tiles, a stage, and a giant toy piano right at the entrance to the room. Pisnosaurus will be watching us, and as we enter, he'll start playing melodies.

Press the white key or the black key, and we'll have to follow the rhythm of the emojis I place on each roll to stay alive. If we make a mistake, it will run towards us to take a life.

After this phase, which will have 3 rounds, Pisnosaurus will come down from the stage and start walking around the colored area.

On each turn, you will choose a colored emoji. Each time you want to advance, you must use the emoji of the current color and indicate that you are advancing using that color to avoid losing the round. If you don't do it correctly, Pisnosaurus will eat you. 🔴🟠🟡🟢🔵🟣🟤⚫⚪

After this round, Pisnosaurus will try to run towards us but will be stopped by our friend Doey.

Smiles, Outimals, and Nightmares work the same way. They're in the darkest and most destroyed areas of the factory, starting from the 3rd floor. Proceed carefully; when you see 😶‍🌫️, it means they're around, and you have to use 🔦 and say you're shining a flashlight on them to avoid their attack.