This game is currently available for 3.99 euros on Steam, which includes the first episode of the game. Users are naturally annoyed at the notion of paying $ 90 to learn more about the game’s origins.
On Oct. 12, 2021, Poppy Playtime, a horror game, is its debut date on Steam. The game quickly became a favorite among horror lovers due to the whole scary component of dolls, a novel gameplay mechanic, and the claustrophobic atmosphere. A nameless protagonist investigates a mystery at an abandoned toy factory in the game. On Steam, Poppy Playtime has almost 9,000 user ratings, with 91% of them being positive.
Poppy Playtime NFT
Until recently, that number was much higher, but the game’s makers have now opted to include NFTs in the game. In October of this year, Steam prohibited all NFT content from their games. As a result, it’s unclear how the Poppy Playtime creators were able to insert NFTs in the first place.
Players are clearly unhappy about this choice, as Poppy Playtime has received several poor reviews, citing the new NFTs as the reason.
- MOB Games issued a total of six NFTs, each costing $ 14.99. Each NFT unlocks a unique video and is most likely part of a greater puzzle.
- Players who purchase all six NFTs will have access to a seventh NFT, allowing them to complete the puzzle and learn more about Poppy Playtime’s overall plot.
Poppy Playtime may be restricted on Steam, as Valve is explicitly opposed to the use of NFTs, as previously stated.
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That was a stupid move, adding NFTs. I really liked Poppy Playtime before this whole dumb controversy, and add on the fact that the developers bullied another dev and practically copied his game ruined the whole thing for me
I was originally fine with Poppy playtime until I found out about the NFTs which already angered me, but the final nail in the coffin which killed my faith in Mob Games was that they had 2 Youtube channels by the names of EnchantedMob and Zamination. These two youtubers are run by 4 people but only one is the main manager of the two channels. These two Youtubers would harass another youtuber by the name of Eckorcoaster who created his channel because he was inspired by EnchantedMob. EnchantedMob saw Eckorcoaster as comptetion. They then made Eckorcoaster stop his channel for a few months in summer 2020. They then copied Eckorcoaster’s game Venge to make Poppy Playtime in fall 2021 when Venge was made in 2020. EnchantedMob and Zamination post some of the most recycled content i’ve ever seen. Their videos are 20 minutes long, but only 1 or 2 minutes of each video are new content while the rest is previous videos, and these two channels make some questionable design choices for their characters. At this point I think these two channels and their game should just be removed from the internet. Who agrees with me?