New Poppy Playtime Chapter 4 Gameplay Trailer Reveals An Adorable New Ally
A new gameplay trailer has been released for , showcasing a brand-new ally to help players throughout their journey. was initially released in 2021, garnering the attention of horror lovers and puzzle solvers alike. Delving into the depths of Playtime Co., players must attempt to survive an onslaught of angry toys attempting to stop them from exploring the mysteries that lie within the factory.
The trailer highlights a new ally known as Doey the Doughman, a colorful and — well — doughy-looking character that appears to be made out of play-doh. Though the trailer is short, only around two minutes long, fans get to see yet another glimpse of the horrors and sights to behold in the latest chapter set to hit in just a few short days.
Though not much is known about Doey yet, fans seem to be thrilled with the new friend heading to The comments are nothing but positive, as the user @colekiesler6218 on YouTube states,
«Doey’s design and animation looks like absolute cinema, the fact that Mob can manage to animate the toys while introducing them like we are watching a movie truly makes the hype more exciting.»
Other fans seem to agree that Doey is a perfect fit within the cast of characters they have seen thus far. Some are happy to learn that Kissy Missy is still alive, even though she is gravely injured, as players were left with a cliffhanger to see whether the character made it out of the previous chapter alive. Fans on Reddit already have theories about whether Doey will betray them in the end or not, but as of right now, those are just theories with no concrete data to back them up.
is set to launch on January 30, just a few days from now, and the developers at Mob Entertainment claim this will be the darkest chapter seen to date. According to the game's Steam page, players will be put up against terrifying new enemies that will test their courage and their minds as they attempt to uncover even more horrific secrets within the facility.
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