While players are exploring the grim world of Poppy Playtime: Chapter 2, they can find and collect eight Golden Statues hidden throughout the levels.

While the total playtime of Poppy Playtime: Chapter 2 is roughly one to two hours of gameplay, players can slightly extend their enjoyment of their playthrough by searching for the game's hidden collectibles, such as the VHS Tapes, Notes, Cutouts, and Golden Statues. Although the collectibles like the gilded figurines are not connected to lore tidbits like the audio logs or videos, Poppy Playtime fans can still have satisfaction in possessing a handheld sculpture of their favorite or most terrifying character.

Poppy Playtime: Chapter 2 features eight collectible Golden Statues in total. The statues include figures of Daisy, the Game Station's Train, a Green Hand, Bunzo Bunny, Kissy Missy, PJ Pugapillar, Barry the Cart, Mommy Long Legs, and the mysterious Claw. While most of these figurines are relatively easy to spot, some of them are well-hidden in obscure locations or dimly lit areas. The Claw, in particular, can be quite hard to see; therefore, it's essential players understand the surroundings of the Collectable's location to allow them to reach out and grab it without needing to see it clearly.

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The first collectible statue in Poppy Playtime: Chapter 2 is in plain sight during the main story, atop the desk within Elliot Ludwig's office. While it's impossible not to find this figurine, it is feasible that some might think it to be part of the static environment. Thus, be sure to pick it up before continuing to explore Playtime Co.

The locations of the next seven Golden Statues in Poppy Playtime: Chapter 2 are described below:

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Poppy Playtime: Chapter 2 is available on PC.

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