Poppy Huggie Escape

You start running almost immediately, with that uneasy feeling that something is right behind you. Poppy Huggie Escape wastes no time setting the tone.

The pace is steady but tense. Obstacles come fast, then faster, pushing you to react without overloading you. It feels closer to Geometry Jump than a full horror game, with short bursts of pressure instead of constant chaos. Jump timing matters, crouching late costs you, and clean runs feel earned.

What works is the balance. The Arcade structure keeps things readable, while Horror elements add just enough stress to sharpen focus. As a Runner, it rewards rhythm more than memorization. The controls are simple, but the challenge ramps up naturally, similar to Stair Run Online 2 or Parkour Climb and Jump.

Visually it stays playful, not grim, which fits the Hypercasual style and keeps sessions short. If you like Runner games with light scares, this lands well. I kept replaying to smooth out mistakes and chase cleaner runs.