I just realized that miss delight died by breaking her own rule: running through the hallway.

Boss: why were you late to work? Me: I couldnt solve all of your DAMN PUZZLES

Oh my god at 58:58 when it says cover your body with blankets and pillows, it clicked that thats why there were just things covered in the blankets earlier on and that is SO disturbing

Most people beat Catnap by electrocuting him. Markiplier apparently uses the flare gun to call in an A10 Warthog to beat Catnap.

As a game development hobbyist, I gotta say, Mark is the ultimate edge case finder. If you ever wanna make a robust game, during testing just think, "What could Mark do here?"

Mark has an uncanny ability to completely miss every scary event in every scary game he plays

The fact that a toy company was able to open up an orphanage underground and no one found that weird or suspicious is insane.

1:40:22 i rlly love the voice acting from poppy here, you can feel/hear her actively going back to that moment in her head, it actually sounds like shes recalling a memory not just reciting words. The VA that voiced her is honestly rlly talented

“I DON’T INTEND TO DO THESE THINGS THEY JUST HAPPEN” all of markiplier in one line

Mark forgetting about the flare gun and just getting up on objects while he looked down at the smiling critter like it was a bug was the funniest fucking thing. It looking up at him at the same time just made it better lmao

1:21:33 Mark, dude, there was a thunk of the battery coming out of the tube from Ollie after you reached 100% gas production, but you were making noises so you didn't hear it!

1:26:47 the tape you listened to is actually very insightful. It shows that the prototype can mimmic voices. Now the character Ollie, who's been guiding you, sounds like a little kid. Which is strange since all kids were killed at playcare. Ollie might not be who he wants you to believe he is.

Mark managed to breaking the game 40 seconds in, that’s got to be a new record

I've seen so many people play chapter 3, but Mark continues to be the only person capable of breaking and finding glitches in the game. It's honestly impressive.

I have to say. The VHS Tape Poppy gives you, that shows what happened during the "Hour of Joy", was really creepy. It may have not been live-action (like Jack's interview tape), but it really sold the horror at the moment. One second it's normal, the next all of the big bads are attacking everyone in sight, whether it be eating them, or simply dropping them to their death. And even the shots showing how the bodies are just lying there really add to the horror.

1:44:00 I think part of the issue is that the game was telling and not showing with respect to CatNap who is presumably the main villain in this title. Sure you'd have a couple of sequences where Catnap is lurking in the background, but he never really actually interacted with the player until the very end. Perhaps you could have a sequence where Catnap is chasing you in the middle of the game where it is revealed by chance or by quick thinking by the player that Catnap hates steam. Then in the final bossfight you'd have a very natural inkling about what to do. In fact, I thought the section with the small toys chasing you was an introduction to a boss fight mechanic using this same reasoning, especially when DogDay became the nightmare version. I was certain that finger gun was going to be used heavily in the final fight. It was, but in a vastly different way than was presented previously in game. Storywise, Catnap always felt like a distant force. Then when he threatened you to leave or die, the natural response of the player is "okay bye". He shouldve said something like "I wont let you leave here alive." to make the final confrontation make sense. Most people are conflict averse, and when faced with an army of killer toys and a big demonic cat, most people, even trying to save the world, would flee if given the choice. You have to get all parties motivations straight including the players. If the player needs to fight or die, the confrontation makes sense. Here it really didn't.

I actually love that everyone that plays this calls Ollie "Gregory" - I had to look it up and it IS a different voice artist, but they 100% sound the same!

Seeing mark read the notes in the school when there is a subtitle option is hilarious

For some reason, the way Poppy screams out ''Kissy'' at the end gives me chills...the slow realization that her only friend is in trouble (might even been dead because. well.) and the only way to get to her is slowly closing in front of her eyes...

I feel like the final fight sort of feels weak cuz the game hypes CatNap so much only for that final battle to be like that. We hear hes a hunter, he likes to toy with his prey but nothing like that really happens. the mommy long legs chase was more tense in comparison imo. Maybe if they had spent some time allowing the player to actually witness catnap in the game would have helped? idk maybe a chase scene, maybe something with the smoke to show it can stop him, something to show how the flare can help you tell whats real or not BEFORE the final fight. Still, its a fun game on its own and marks always great to watch, thanks for playing it!

No but Mark has a point. If I were working at Playtime Co., I'd quit the first time I had to use the bathroom. Why are there no stairs or elevators? I wouldn't even need to see anything weird. If asked someone how to get to the bathroom and they looked me in my face and said, "Tarzan your way into the air ducts and when you get to the roof, you use your purple glove to-", I'd have to quit✌🏾🚪🚶🏾‍♀️🚶🏾‍♀️🚶🏾‍♀️

You know it's been a long time since Chapter 1's release when Mark forgot that he sent Huggy falling down to his demise

5:20 I never knew Kissy Missy was waving at us from the top. Other UKpostsrs I watched didn't notice it. That's cute! :D

Does anyone else think Hoppy's dialogue is two kids trying to escape by leaping over a gap, and the first falls to his death? They could be putting it into a game scenario as not to let themselves get scared by it.

The fact that he said "I could've easily missed that" to the shrine when he DID miss the scare in the house is quite funny to me

poppy and kissy suddenly sinking into the floor was scarier than the entirety of garten of banban

While I do agree with Mark on a lot of points involving the gameplay and not communicating properly to the player on what they’re supposed to do, the story itself is another matter. The issue at hand is that Poppy Playtime relies heavily on their ARG/VHS lore drops that they post on either their website or channel. Or little details scattered about in their spin-off game Project Playtime. Things that hungry fans will devour in no time with discussion posts and theory videos. So when you finally get around to Chapter 3, everything makes sense. And that’s the problem. The game assumes you have all this information and just continues as if no time was lost between chapters. Which is fine mostly for a mascot game series where communities like this are a given. But Mark and most other big UKpostsrs I watch who aren’t built to cater to each individual franchise they play for theory vids, they’re often too busy with other projects to really take a look at the lore for context. They don’t have time to view all the info needed for context. So someone being dropped into this chapter blind with very little prior knowledge won’t have a clue of what’s going on. I love how involved Mob is with their fans for this series. Their lore drops are unique and very entertaining, setting the environment of Playtime co.‘s world perfectly. But they need to somehow integrate at least a smidge of the broader strokes into their games so newcomers or casual players don’t get lost. Or they’ll loose interest.

Mark:"idk why the dog guy was being eaten,ILL NEVER KNOW" ... dog day explained why during his whole monolog

Every time I see "The Hour of Joy" I can't help but remember "The Honk of Joy." Thanks, Mark.

I think they should’ve had Ollie tell you that CatNap lives for the hunt closer to the CatNap fight honestly, SOOO many people are missing the point that CatNap lives for the hunt. I’ve heard over and over “he could’ve killed me then and he didn’t, why?” Because Ollie told you guys it was just too long ago for you to remember, he’ll take away your defenses, and then wait for his perfect moment to strike, LIKE A DAMN CAT ! Cats don’t just pounce like everyone thinks, they stalk, they observe, they wait, they freaking play with their food but I feel like Ollie told us all of that way too far in advance for anyone to think of that.

Alternate title: Mark refuses to pay attention to any of CatNap’s lore and then gets confused when he doesn’t understand CatNap’s lore.

Mark playing the school section having no fear whatsoever just plowing thru it like it's nothing in abt 20+ mins was amazing that was just him flexing his years of experience against scp173 no fear no confusion no stress nothing straight up speeeeedd😂

I love how he misses everything everyone else finds but he finds something everyone misses And he breaks the games in ways nobody else did, and gets into situations nobody else would

1:23:47. Catnap looks different because your reality is being warped by the red mist. Your character is hallucinating a more scary version.

1:34:20 i don't think i've ever seen any one get whacked by catnap after ultra charging the green hand. Jack zapped catnap, matpat zapped catnap, Mark just watches assuming the game would automatically shoot the green hand at catnap.

a moment of appreciation for how skilled of an editor lixian is. i like that he's a part of videos and we kinda get to know him with mark talking to nothing and then lixian editing himself in later. he isn't just "the editor" to us, he's lixian :D

Lixian raising the brightness on marks face as a joke but also to gradually let our eyes process the brightness before jump cutting to the white screen instead of just flash banging us on jump cut is the merits of an amazing editor. Kudos to you. 1:28:40

I absolutely love how terrifying the DogDay chase was, but at that point Mark was wondering why there was a chase to begin with.

1:36:32 “did i wiiinnn 👉👈”

29:10 It was inconsistent because they changed the rules part way through development. Originally, she was meant to only move when the lights flickered. I ASSUME that last hall was meant to be dark orignally, so she'd just sprint for you. Playtesters said the old mechanic didnt feel fair tho, so i guess they changed the lighting there too.

Some clarification: the biggest thing you missed is that unlike FNAF, it is the bodies and organs of the children and former workers that get put into the toys. That's why Elliot had the dead kid's body with some organs and bones missing. So the toys have some parts of their past selves remaining. For example, CatNap's original name was Theo and as a kid, the Prototype saved his life after he stole a grab-pack and accidentally electrocuted himself. His friendship with the prototype turned into the cult-like devotion we see in the game, where CatNap kills everyone who doesn't follow the Prototype, like DogDay. DogDay and the other Smiling Critters were chained up and slowly eaten alive after the toys (which are essentially human remains fused with mechanical parts) ran out of dead bodies to eat. The little ones possess DogDay so they can't be scared off by the flare gun, and he's still alive during that sequence (you can hear him choking on them). As for the Prototype and his followers' motives, they wanted to stop the torture they were going through (children being experimented on and turned into living toys). Although I'm not entirely sure why their plan (kill everyone in the factory, ???, profit) was so. . . bad.

44:38 “I hope my last words aren’t oooh bubba” I couldn’t stop laughing 💀

44:43 "Muppets Baby Jumpscare Hell" is what I will forever call the Playhouse

The game has added tons of quality of life updates. In two sections there is a new voice over to tell you what to do. And there are now objectives prompts that come up on the screen for every part.

39:00 mark waiting for something to fall from the ceiling only for him to notice the evil shrine right beside him is straight out of a sitcom I swear

Mark is definitely the first person I’ve seen complete the Miss Delight fight in essentially one go

Mark's glamrock Freddy impression is impeccable

I think the main problem is that Mark went into chapter 3 with almost no memory of the world. Chapter 3 is so so good compared to 1 and 2 but without any context a lot of the important moments fall flat. Especially because Mark didn't seem to remember the prototype from chapter 2 at all, or any of the human characters. Also, this is just me (an ADHD person) but Mark is acting the same way he usually does when he's not on any ADHD meds so it's possible that his brain literally isn't taking in important information. It seemed like he almost didn't process any of the dialogue at all. I'm kind of sad that he didn't get to experience it as intended. edit: mental shutdown is a thing with ADHD as well where when you've got so much going on (i.e, Iron Lung) it's almost impossible to take in information.

Mark, I think you might benefit from some clarification: - The purpose of this chapter was to outline the Prototype's control over the toys and the distinction between those who followed him (CatNap, Miss Delight, Huggy Wuggy, etc) and those who rebelled (Poppy, Kissy Missy, DogDay, possibly others). This chapter centred entirely around CatNap, who worshipped the Prototype like a god. He wanted to keep this "church" to the Prototype sacred and to kill anyone who opposed it. And because we the player oppose the Prototype, that means us. - In the lore, it's explained that the Prototype was friends with the child who was put into CatNap. The Prototype specifically instructed CatNap to locate and kill the player when we entered Playcare, by any means necessary. This is why we needed to do everything we did - change the direction of the gas to bring CatNap to us, so that we could face him in a final confrontation and kill him. Because he failed in his task, the Prototype itself delivered the final blow and made him part of itself, just as it did with Mommy Longlegs. - Ollie explains to us during the game that CatNap stalks his prey and plays with it before killing it, just as a cat does. This is why he was following us the entire time and not actually killing us when he had the chance earlier. He wanted to make it fun for himself and wanted the chase to last. He sicked Miss Delight onto us, he drove the Smiling Critter toys into DogDay, and he even stole our mask to wear us down. This entire chapter was an almost literal maze for CatNap to stalk us in, wherein we were the mouse. - The reason why CatNap looked skeletal in some parts but normal in others is because of the Red Smoke. The gas is designed to cause hallucinations and nightmares, so seeing CatNap through the gas made him appear scarier than normal. This is also why some of the CatNaps at the end were not real - because we were having to do all of that while under the influence of the Red Smoke. I hope that clears some things up!

*Mark:* I have no weakness- **A series of long rambling conversations/explanations/dialogue where you have to just sit there and listen, over and over again** *Mark and his ADHD Brain:* I have one weakness.

The line “as much as I love muppet baby jump scare hell…” will live in infamy.

53:18 Mark's rant about a chase is on point, and flat out hilarious for his explenation 😁

Mark actually managing to sorta read the notes without using the read function is impressive

4:37 Markiplier: Your eyes are so realistically horrifying-- Poppy: "Ayo?"

If I followed his rant at the end well enough, I believe Mark was saying that he couldn't get fully invested into the game due to the lack of it providing enough information to him. He may have a point, like the final boss battle and how they went about explaining what you need to do. While creative, it was pretty vague and full of trial and error in order for you to figure it out, which can get frustrating fast. He also said he didn't fully understand the lore enough to be invested in the overall story. This is one of those games that rewards you for exploring every nook and cranny with more lore. If you don't put in the effort to look around, you can easily miss these details. Granted, I can still see his issue with it, like the whole Miss Delight section. It's very easy to not know why she's there, or why she looks the way she does, or who Barb actually is unless you read all her notes. She may not be the biggest antagonist or obstacle in this chapter, but she still plays a part where it can get confusing fast if you don't fully understand her role in all this. So yes, I can get on board with what his gripe was. Because while some people who play this will do their best to uncover every secret, not everyone will want to play it that way. Mark of course didn't look for all the secrets, and while I understand that exploration can be very rewarding, I don't necessarily think it needs to make or break the story for you. As for the boss battle, I'm not sure how they could've simplified that any more. Plus, angry Mark is best Mark for me, so I'm a little torn there honestly.

Something I find odd about the plot of Poppy Playtime is that it wants you sympathize with the employees of playtime, and that the Prototype is the final boss/monster that you need to destroy. But the only thing we know about these employees (except for Stella) is that they are horrible people who abuse and torture other people, so it's hard to see the Prototype's actions as bad. In fact, it seems that the Prototype just wants to be left alone and doesn't have any intention on bothering people outside of Playtime. So what is the actual reason for the protagonist to come this far? Does he have genuine feelings for his coworkers? It's hard to tell when the protagonist is such a blank slate without any dialogue.

1:24:00 the reason he's different is because you missed the transformation. When you drop the battery, Catnap goes into the room looking as always, BUT when the red smoke fills the room is when he transforms. So, the game wants you to imply that he looks like that because of the smoke.

It’s honestly so impressive to me how easily Mark got through the school segment with Miss Delight. Obviously the years of practice with SCP really helped and kicked in, but he was so casual about it, literally figured it out in an instant, and only got phased by her actual appearance in the jump scare instead of her mechanic

Alright, regarding Mark's criticism towards the end of the video I'm going to clarify a few points. The critters were killed because they were rebels against the Prototype, they were put in prison and gradually eaten as a result, which is why DogDay is half eaten. The smaller critters, which are followers of Catnap out of fear of him (DogDay mentions it) crawl into DogDay to avoid your flare gun. In regards to why Catnap looks different, it's because of the red mist the player suddenly consumes by the end of the game, which in the start they tell you that it causes heavy hallucinations, thus explaining the appearance of the main antagonist. The story could have used reminders, sure, but it's not half as bad as Mark makes it out to be here, from my perspective he just didn't pay enough attention to the game itself, resulting in such heavy confusion.

Mark: "Remind me, why was I doing this?" Also Mark: -ignores the characters telling him why he's doing this-

Him giving Kissy a high five as she's waving goodbye 😭

Dude the Hour of Joy as a concept is genuinely SO scary. Like imagine you’re just walking and exploring this cool factory and then all of the sudden the giant toys come to life and start slaughtering people. And you can’t do anything about it because you don’t know anything about these creatures and then suddenly you’re dead. Nobody survived and the outside world never knew anything about the incident. People probably came in the next day and were walking by these creatures like “Wow that’s a cool design” without knowing that they just killed hundreds of people. Mass confusion, screaming, death, and nobody knew anything. Absolutely terrifying.

how did he manage to ignore every sound cue and horrifically obvious objective the entire playthrough? It is incredibly impressive.

1:34:33 Lixian's metal edit of mark was such a brilliant and hilarious touch XD. "Then I Wait to do it all over again" XD

Every time I watch Miss Delight go down that hall against the Weeping Angel "can't move while being seen" mechanic... I'm reminded that the only reason Miss Delight was a Weeping Angel type enemy was because her section was apparently too hard to clear that they did the Weeping Angel mechanic as a nerf to make her section easier.

mark:: i killed huggy?! poppy: yes, yes you did.

I think the most unsettling thing in this whole video is the emergency broadcast. It tells everyone to hide if they can't escape, but the narration edges out and all it reads is "Open the doors now. The Hour of Joy has arrived." Those words were most likely what everyone read before the massacre happened. And the fact the prototype glitches the broadcast just to tell them that they're in their last hour of life is truly haunting. (Some of this is speculation and theorizing on my account but the fact stands that it's still creepy asf.)

1:30:00 Mark is effectively questioning why he ever played Five Nights at Freddy's... while being confronted with Poppy's version of it. Game mechanics are not always very logical.

Lol Mark getting chased up the boxes by tiny catnap has such "cartoon character jumps onto chair screaming as mouse skitters harmlessly across the floor" vibes lol

1:47:00 MARK! Please allow me to explain the intricate nature of the final confrontation with Catnap. 1) You want to continue being alive B) He disagrees and wants you to be not alive = Conflict ensues.

1:21:48 betrayed? Gregory? Nahh he would never betray y- *flashbacks of Cassie dying* yeah he would betray you

The problem I see with this chapter is piss-poor game design. There's talk in the comments here about sound design and that's definitely part of it, but I just mean overall. What I'm NOT talking about are bugs and glitches, those happen and could be fixed, even if they happen a lot. The first big issue I see is item placement and usage, like the Gas Mask just being on a broken plank of wood, or a key you NEED to progress being hidden in a VERY plain vent (that one stumped everyone I've watched play). Items are seemingly placed weirdly and with no way of knowing that they were meant to be there. Nothing ever seemingly draws your eye to them and everything in this chapter is so amazingly dark that it's hard to see anything at all. And half the time, the Flare Gun fails to light anything up when it connects with stuff (but again, bugs are a different thing). The second issue stems from the first, direction. You never really have it. I mentioned it in another person's comment but the SAME number of folks I've seen struggle with that vent key in the office or finding the Gas Mask also always die at least once to CatNap before the fight with him at the end. They lose their big battery, think they dropped it, look for it, find it, attempt to pick it up, and... die to CatNap... all without realizing he's even there. Even a simple cutscene showing him leaving the door, or a forced gameplay cutscene where your fixed in place and your gaze is fixed (a little like the second nightmare with the Prototype shows up) would be stellar ways to quickly give the player a heads up that something's coming. The aforementioned Flare Gun is meant to be used to scare away the little Critters dolls, but you are NEVER told this EVER. Even if you "just" got the tool, there's nothing to suggest that you should use it, and you've had it for a little while now, swapping to other tools. In fact, you didn't really need it where you got it from. It would have almost made more sense to get it before going into the Playhouse since that's where you TRULY needed it. Furthermore, the Flare Gun, and the entire CatNap fight in general is pretty poorly telegraphed. Everyone, including Mark, seems to NOT pay any attention to the little "BEEPS" provided by anything that attempts to get their attention with them. It just doesn't work. It's too short a sound to accurately draw attention. By the time you register it, it's gone and you aren't sure where it is. And for the CatNap fight, people are looking around the spectacle they find themselves in, after that little hype moment they just had, they aren't expecting to have to walk into a chamber, do a 180-degree turn, then READ THREE SLOW-MOVING TEXT SCRAWLS!!! So they generally miss one or two, not getting the whole picture... which adds to pissing them off about the whole boss fight in general. It COULD have been something honestly cool, but it's done soooo poorly. ... And either make the notes easier to read, or make it more obvious that you can turn on the descriptions, because half the people I watched didn't even know you could turn em on. Maybe renaming it from "Descriptions" to "Swap Read View" would work better. The game really needs an Objectives Tab, and possibly at least a map for which "zone" you are currently in, if not the whole area, though that might defeat the point of it. I could live without a map, honestly, but an Objectives Tab would be nice. Maybe even a Bioshock-style way to relisten to previous audio-logs. Thanks for coming to my post-game rant.

Mark : *Ignores the kid telling you about giving you a battery because he is too busy making noises* Also Mark : "IT DIDNT TELL ME, WHERE WAS THE AUDIO QUE?!'

I think lixian’s new favorite thing is to put a fisheye filter on mark’s mouth whenever he screams for help

I feel like he didn’t enjoy playing this game like he did when he played the first one. 😭 When he took 30 minutes with a ladder but this one just feels like he just did it because it’s the “thing” right now. You can tell he truly enjoys fnaf, but I just don’t think he enjoys this series. 😢

1:24:00 "Why are you different" 1:23:30 *Mark ignoring the noise of door opening, which shows Catnap changing because of the gas, just after he talked about key sounds.*

Lixian was in rare form for this one. And Mark was at his Mark-est, immediately breaking the game, reading the notes in the hardest way possible… fantastic.

I love how Mark has devolved into antagonizing every monster in every game regardless of his ability to fight back. Makes for a fantastic experience I must say.

Poppy screaming over her only friend being presumably killed by the prototype and the ONLY way to her only friend is closing in front of her is incredibly sad and chilling. I really hope Kissy isn’t dead in Ch 4 but it’s really seeming like that

Watching Mark be terrified of the miniature versions of the Smiling Critters was genuinely so funny after watching him get through some of the scariest sections of the game with ease

Mark taking three shots to try to save DogDay followed by one to try to put him out of his misery at 50:18 is I think the darkest moment I’ve seen in any Poppy Playtime play through.

Mark made a really good point when he met dog day. Mark pointed out that there is a set of prison cells right behind the children’s indoor pool and that is a very odd place to put prison cells. Especially if the creatures that are going in the prison cell are the violent toys. There isn’t even a lock on the door, separating the prison from the pool, and on top of that there are windows showing the prison from the pool area. could Pare make it more obvious that they were bad?

40:55 he literally got up on a table to get away from it ICANT

22:00 Not hearing her say "Pay attention in class!" the first time because he kept mashing the talk button and wasn't paying attention is peak Markiplier.

Mark being super fast and ballsy during the School Chase was super nerve wracking for no needed reason.

A problem I had, just by watching the gameplay, is that CatNap is meant to be the main antagonist, yet he barely appears.The thing about him stalking you in the shadows is fine, but the most you get to see of him is in a pretty repetitive boss fight that looks more frustrating than creepy. There aren't many moments where you get to appreciate the character's design and creep factor. I feel like the teacher section and critters section, while creepy, just detracted from making CatNap the big bad.

Mark’s critique was spot on. From my perspective, Catnap is supposed to be the primary antagonist of the chapter. Yet, he’s hardly in it. He’s built up from other characters as this insane killer who lives for the hunt, yet outside of one moment at the first area in playcare and then that other area towards the end before the bossfight, he’s not even in it. I’d argue he’s treated more like a side character and marketed as the big bad guy of the game. Like there should’ve been at least 1 section in this game prior to the final confrontation where we had to barely escape from Catnap, something that builds up that final confrontation. I’ll give chapter 2 this much, Mommy Long Legs was a present antagonist, she was toying with us from the start and when we broke her rules, she chose to stop playing games and hunt us. She was prevalent in the chapter, whereas Catnap wasn’t. Then again, to not give either of these two chapters too much credit: Fnaf is significantly better. Yeah I know shocker right? My point though is that the threat, the animatronics, they were not just prevalent in the game, they were an active threat that made you feel unsafe whenever you went to check the cameras. They were legitimately terrifying. And the best part about Fnaf 1, it understood what it was trying to be, a horror game. Scott understood for the horror aspect to work, that had to be the focus of the game, the story and lore that was an afterthought. The story shouldn’t be the scariest part, it should add to the horror, the horror should already be there. But with chapter 3, the thing that pains me the most is simple: It had so much potential. The environment looked cool the story sounded interesting and could’ve been great. But the gameplay is annoying, repetitive, and lacks explanation. This isn’t a Dark Souls game where the gameplay mechanics are simple to understand and you figure things out through exploration, this game has little to no tutorials, if Mark had not noticed that flare gun hand before he continued on, he could’ve missed that entirely… and the puzzles like Mark says they don’t make sense. From a sensible stand point there’s no rhyme or reason. The puzzles only exist just to give you something to do between the boss fights, and that’s it. They don’t blend with the world and environment around you, they stand out but for all the wrong reasons. I’m willing to overlook the admittedly ridiculous concept of those arms as it’s honestly unique. But the puzzles in this chapter are just ridiculous. Especially the ones in that house. It’s not some Jigsaw trap it’s supposed to be a house. But with the puzzles you see inside you’d think it was some un-fun overblown escape room. Finally, I’m sick of how cheap some the game looks, it’s not that the whole game looks bad, but the concepts and ideas that the devs clearly had with this chapter were beyond their team’s capabilities. That’s not to say they suck as devs, no far from it. My point is that they’re basically another Steel Wool Studios.

I will also say. It’d been nice if the creators did like a recap between each chapter since they take such a long time between each chapter.

catnap changes his appearance near the end because: - you have no mask and the smoke is making you hallucinate - scary big cat

They blocked the kitchen door with their bootys? - Mark, 2024, 11:38

remember mark, they used to think cars were just stupid "go to work machines" once too

41:13 Oh you haven’t seen NOTHING. I completely forgot I got a flare gun and I went through this ENTIRE SECTION up to the Dog Days encounter without using the flare gun at all. I only pulled out the flare gun when I got stuck in the Dog Days section and then reality hit me like a TRUCK. I felt like I lost brain cells that day.

THE BEGINNING OF THIS IS SO FUNNY 😭😭 i love when a game glitches

Mark: “How realistically horrible your eyes are” poppy: “Excuse you”

Oli: "Hey, are you alright?" Markiplier: "NNOOOO!!!"

So it just hit me... I think Lixian's screams when mark throws him or smacks him or squishes his head or summons him back to throw him back into the abyss or makes him answer the door to the FBI Are actually Lixian's screams that he recorded Markiplier truly has a 1 in a million editor.

1:23:52 "Why are you different?" *he says while inhaling hallucinogen gas.*

40:43 has got to be my favourite part in this entire gameplay, just seeing Mark get scared of a tiny cat toy while he's faced much worse horrors throughout his history of gameplays 💀

1:38:59 Ah yes, the Honk of joy.

To be fair, the dog did explain why he was chained up. It said that the Prototype does that to any heretics that don't worship it and the tiny critters follow the prototype to avoid the same fate that DogDay got