if you’re into creepy games, you’ve probably heard about Poppy Playtime, right? Well, exciting news! Poppy Playtime Chapters 2 and 3 are finally making their way to Xbox on September 20, 2024. Up until now, only Chapter 1 was on Xbox, so fans have been waiting to complete the story. And now, it’s happening!
Here’s all the info you need if you’re ready to dive into the spookiness on Xbox.
How Much Will It Cost?
If you’re thinking about grabbing Poppy Playtime Chapters 2 and 3 on Xbox, here’s what you gotta know about the prices. Chapter 2, called Fly in a Web, is gonna cost $9.99, while Chapter 3, Deep Sleep, is priced at $14.99. If you already have Chapter 1, which costs $4.99, you’ll spend around $30 for the full experience.
Chapter 2 is all about dodging the creepy Mommy Long Legs inside the spooky toy factory (yeah, it’s as freaky as it sounds), while Chapter 3 takes things even further – you’ll be exploring a haunted orphanage under the factory. You’ll need to be quick on your feet and smart with the puzzles, especially with that handy GrabPack tool you’ve got in first-person mode.
Xbox Players Miss Out on a Bundle
Okay, so here’s a bit of a bummer: unlike the PlayStation 5, which gets the Poppy Playtime Triple Pack, Xbox isn’t getting any fancy bundle. But honestly, it’s not a huge deal. Even though there’s no special pack for Xbox, the price for all three chapters together is the same, so you’re not really losing anything major. Plus, all the content will still be there, and it’s gonna be just as fun, or spooky, depending on how you see it!
Available on All Xbox Consoles
Good news for those still rocking older consoles: Poppy Playtime Chapters 2 and 3 will be available on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and even the Xbox One. So, you don’t need to upgrade just yet if you’re still sticking with last-gen consoles. Pre-orders for these chapters start on September 13, 2024, so if you’re super excited, you can lock it in early.
Right now, Poppy Playtime is already available on PC, PS4, PS5, and the Nintendo Switch, so Xbox players are finally catching up.
