DO NOT Let Your Kids Play This Online Game: Plushy's Playground

At first glance, Plushy's Playground looks like a harmless children's website. It's bright, colorful and filled with stuffed animals and nostalgic Y2K-style graphics.

But underneath the cheerful graphics is a disturbing horror story that parents may want to know about.

"Mr. Plushy Only Likes Children Under The Age Of 18."

The creepiest part of the game is Mr. Plushy, the strange character at the center of the story. He appears covered in stuffed animals with painted makeup on his face.

According to the game's fictional lore, Mr. Plushy specifically wants to interact with children under 18. Adults aren't welcome in his playground.

And that's where things get seriously disturbing.

Adults Who Enter His World Don't Make It Out

In the game's story, Mr. Plushy views adults as a threat. The lore suggests that grown-ups who enter his domain can be trapped, attacked or killed.

That creates an especially creepy contrast: Mr. Plushy presents himself as someone who wants to play with children, while the adults who try to intervene become targets.

The story also revolves around children disappearing from a local park, making the seemingly innocent playground feel much more sinister.

Don't Let the Cute Graphics Fool You

Plushy's Playground is fictional analog horror, but it's intentionally designed to look like children's entertainment. The website itself warns that it is not intended for children.

Kids may see the colorful characters and think they're entering a normal game, only to uncover disturbing videos, missing-child mysteries and the terrifying story surrounding Mr. Plushy.

It's colorful. It's playful. And that's exactly what makes it so creepy.

Wanna Play?

Plushy's Playground is actually an analog horror series and alternate reality game (ARG) created by independent filmmaker Jordan Graham.

If you are a horror fan, you can try to crack all of Plushy's riddles by entering his playground. Remember though, adults never make it out... Enter the playground here: Plushyplayground.org