Sakamata Playtime

Instructions

Owner, creator, and publisher: @FlazeYT You may ONLY remix if you give credit to me and you CHANGE SOMETHING that is worth a CHANGE. me and has been since October 2021. If you're a rotten person/persons and you REALLY like to steal, each piece of art has a watermark that you can't find or remove. Just for you! ^_^ Why is this here? So that when I or one of my friends recognize some of my art, we then have hidden proof that this person or these persons have stolen my art. ~ NOTES ~ There are glitches everywhere. I'll get to them soon. The warning is there for banning purposes. This is recommended for all ages at the moment, as there are no spooky scares. !!! IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PREVENT THEFT !!! If somebody has remixed OR copied this project and changed nothing, this "Instructions" box will be left here. The version of the game is listed here, so if they forgot (or didn't realize) to remove the "Instructions" page, you can then tell when they remixed and changed nothing. This was created October 28th, 2021 by @FlazeYT, which was actually originally a remix of https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/591502955/ by @FGTeeVTADl1 This is currently v0.4 Alpha and was most recently updated January 28th, 2022 by @FlazeYT The "Instructions" and "Notes and Credits" bar have most recently been updated March 10th, 2022 by @FlazeYT Instructions and gameplay:~ GAMEPLAY ~ WASD to move around. Every time you move, the screen will show you a direction of, or move you into, the room you are in/looking at. Q to use left GrabPack hand Click to interact The code is green pink yellow red OR red yellow pink green Press 1 to get the GrabPack... for now... M to change controls ~ TAGS ~ #poppyplaytime To get notified when my projects update, follow me! It's one click of a button and it helps A TON. ~CREDITS~ Owner, creator, and publisher: ©2021 - 2022 All art and scripting belongs to , , and All audio, concepts, and ideas are the rights of MOB Games I do not own Poppy Playtime, but I thought on my last years of being on Scratch, I would try to somewhat remake it before I move on to Python and JavaScript. Just because I don't have the rights doesn't mean I can't remake a kids' game.