Richard Dobson

Due to the PC first release of the Poppy Playtime games, I often watch a full playthrough of them before I get my grubby little mitts on them on console. But, after the cliffhanger ending from Poppy Playtime: Chapter 4, I purposefully avoided that this time. Not to mention the return of a certain – spoilers – Mr. Huggy Wuggy: the de facto face of the franchise and invader of unmonitored children on tablets nightmares. This time, I went in completely blind.

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No, that isn’t a typo, there is a seemingly random apostrophe in the title Minishoot’ Adventures. And, it has been bugging me since I blasted through and completed the game in just a few days. Not that it matters really, for the game is really, really good. But just as I began to see the apostrophe in my dreams as I type up my review, it seems I was not alone. Some of the finest investigative journalism in the gaming world has been completed by PC Gamer, and the answer is very simple and charming.