Collectibles Tracker

Experiment 1170 is one of Playtime Co.'s most secretive projects. The tape reveals details about the company's attempts to transfer human consciousness into toy vessels, expanding on the disturbing experimentation lore hinted at in earlier chapters. The experiment number 1170 corresponds to internal Playtime Co. records and ties directly into the Bigger Bodies Initiative storyline.

The 'Three P's of Diorama Safety' tape is a satirical corporate training video produced by Playtime Co. for its employees. Presented in an upbeat, educational tone, the video instructs workers on safety protocols for the factory's elaborate diorama displays — while casually glossing over the horrifying reality of what the dioramas actually contain. It exemplifies Playtime Co.'s signature blend of cheerful branding masking deeply sinister operations.

Arguably the most disturbing VHS tape in the entire game, 'How to Maintain Your Human' is a corporate training video that instructs toy-bodied entities on how to care for and manage their still-living human components. The tape's cheerful instructional tone juxtaposed with its horrifying subject matter sets the emotional stage for the game's final descent into the deepest parts of the factory. It confirms the worst fears about what Playtime Co. has done to its victims.

Bindl Boogie is one of Playtime Co.'s lesser-known toy lines. Collecting plushes throughout the factory hints at the sheer scale of the company's product catalog and serves as a contrast between the innocent toy brand and the horrors lurking beneath.

Goober Gattz is another of Playtime Co.'s toy characters. These plush collectibles are scattered throughout the factory as remnants of the company's operations, left behind when employees fled or were taken.

This plush is one of the most stressful collectibles in the game. It is located inside Huggy Wuggy's projector arena — a one-time encounter area where Huggy actively hunts you. The locker code 1936 is a reference to Playtime Co.'s founding year. Because Huggy becomes increasingly aggressive over time, players must balance speed with exploration, making this a high-risk collectible in a zone you cannot return to after the encounter ends.

Miss Gracie's ID card is a key piece of environmental storytelling. Miss Gracie was a Playtime Co. employee who worked in the Observation wing, tasked with monitoring the company's experimental subjects. Her ID card left behind in the monitoring room suggests she either fled or met a darker fate. The card provides her employee number and clearance level, connecting to other lore fragments found throughout the factory.

The Blood Sample is a vial of unidentified blood found in the Surgical wing. Its presence near the Grand Stitchery — where Playtime Co. performed its most invasive procedures on human subjects — raises disturbing questions about whose blood it contains and what procedures it was drawn for. It serves as physical evidence of the company's human experimentation programs.

Golden Statuettes are premium collectibles scattered throughout the factory. Each one depicts a different Playtime Co. character in gold. They appear to be executive display pieces or awards, suggesting the company celebrated its creations even as it descended into madness.

The Golden Chum is a golden variant of the CatNap companion character. It is hidden behind a secret room that only becomes accessible after completing the Turbine Shapes puzzle, rewarding players who explore thoroughly after solving environmental challenges. The secret room itself contains additional environmental storytelling details about the factory's power systems.

The Golden Lily is a golden statuette of Lily Lovebraids, one of Playtime Co.'s toy characters who has her own themed mansion area in the factory. The mansion itself is an elaborate, dollhouse-like structure that the company built as a showcase for the Lily toy line. Finding the golden version of Lily within her own domain adds an ironic layer — a gilded monument to a character trapped in her own themed prison.

The Golden Lemon Statue depicts Lemon, one of Playtime Co.'s characters. Its placement deep within the Surgical wing — far from any toy display area — suggests it was either brought here as a personal keepsake by a staff member or placed deliberately as part of the factory's unsettling habit of mixing cheerful toy imagery with its darkest spaces.

The Golden Prototype Statuette is the final golden collectible in the game, depicting The Prototype (Experiment 1006). Finding it in Data Storage — the last explorable area before the endgame sequence — feels like a deliberate capstone. The Prototype is the first successful experiment and the most dangerous entity in the factory. Placing its golden likeness at the journey's end underscores the full circle of the Playtime Co. story, from creation to consequence.

The Secret Lemon is an Easter egg collectible that does not count toward the game's standard completion percentage. It is a nod from the developers to dedicated explorers and completionists who go beyond the main path. The lemon itself is a recurring motif in the Poppy Playtime community, and finding it is considered a badge of honor among players. It has no bearing on achievements or 100% completion — it exists purely as a hidden reward for the most thorough explorers.