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Holy crap, I just got done watching watching a playthrough of Hello Puppets. And I am now in love with this game. I need more. I might post some of my own stuff about it later. The tags could sure use them.

What Are We Missing?

Hello! I am back once aging to talk about Hello Puppets. I love this game to death. The story is amazing, and has some excellent world building. But it feels like we are missing a lot of things. Like I mentioned in my last post. We really didn't get to see a lot about Nick. All we really got about him was the poster in the beginning, his room while we were looking for the pin, and what me and other people guess to be his shadow at one point in the game. Why is Nick left out? Why is it that people only talk about him? Why not show instead of tell? It would have been interesting to see how he interact with the cast. Especially Riley, it said on his poster that they get on each others nerves all the time. So why not show him at all? And the same goes for Daisy, she as well had a big build up. When I read her poster for the first time, I though she would be chasing us around the studio, she got the same treatment as Nick! And no appearance from her at all! So why put these characters to the side and focus on the main two? It feels like we are missing something here, but what? I feel like there is just so much there, right under the surface. But we can't reach it. Unless we're not looking in the right places. The game still has a small fandom at the time I am writing this. And only a handful of youtubers have played this game. I think there is more secrets to discover in this game. People are just not looking in the right places. For example, I was watching 8-bit Ryan's playthrough of Hello Puppets when I notice something. After he completed Riley's flag test, he found another tape in the bathroom. I notice there was a TV and right under it there was a keypad that he couldn't interact with, but right next to it was a button that he could press. From what I can tell nothing happened when he did. This is a very odd place to put a button especially one that doesn't do anything. Which make it even more suspicious to me. Think about it, every button in the game serves a purpose, even when it seems like it didn't do anything. They all active something, like the button in the meat locker. It may seem like we did a bad thing at first, but it turned out to be the right thing to do. And the button in Daisy's room, again another button that seams like it doesn't do anything and a bad move to make. But as soon when we turn around we find Owens dead body in the chair behind us. In this game every button has a purpose, even if it seems like it doesn't. This game likes to trick us and give us a false sense for things then turn it on us. So what does that button on the TV do? Is there more we're suppose to find? What secrets does this game have for us? Unfortunately we don't know yet. Not many people have explore the game enough to find anything. There is so much to this game and I love it. I hope the creators of Hello Puppets have more in store for this world. This is something I don't want to let go quite yet. Until next time, Shipy

Edit: I changed Daisy part. I didnt realize that puppet at the tea party was someone else. Not sure what her name is.