Poppy Playtime developer Mob Entertainment is suing Google over “scam” versions of its games. Mob Entertainment, via a lawsuit filed Wednesday in California and reviewed by Polygon ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Mob Entertainment--the development studio behind the jumpscare-heavy survival horror game known as Poppy Playtime--is suing Google over what it ...

In a highly competitive situation, Legendary has closed a deal with Mob Entertainment to develop and produce a live-action film based on its hit horror video game franchise Poppy Playtime ...

Legendary has closed an aggressive deal with Mob Entertainment to develop and produce a live-action feature adaptation of Poppy Playtime, a horror video game featuring the toy-turned-monster.

promotional art also clearly uses Poppy Playtime's characters and screenshots from the authentic game's second chapter. According to the complaint, Mob contacted Google numerous times over several ...

The Belanger Brothers released targeted cartoons of Poppy Playtime and the game’s merch store, it disgusted the fanbase. Under Enchanted Mob, these cartoons were to attract children for views ...

Like FNAF before it, Poppy Playtime strikes me as one of those little cousin/nephew phenomena, and Mob Entertainment boasts a mind-boggling 40 million players of its games across all platforms.

Founded in 2015 by brothers Zach and Seth Belanger, Mob Entertainment began as a small studio fueled by a passion for animation and storytelling. Their breakout game, Poppy Playtime, introduced ...

Project Playtime is an official multiplayer Poppy Playtime spin-off released by Mob Entertainment. It's a separate game from Poppy Playtime, but is completely free and can be downloaded via Steam.

"Partnering with Funko is a game changer for Poppy Playtime as we continue to expand the world of our franchise," said Shelly Gayner, Global Head of Licensing for Mob Entertainment. "We can't wait ...

but which don’t appear to use the copyrighted Poppy Playtime name. Google’s role in this, Mob Entertainment wrote in the lawsuit, is due to its unwillingness to take down the scam games.