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Forgotten Playland

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Forgotten Playland: Party Edition is a multiplayer party game where players customize characters called PlushKyns and compete in a variety of competitive mini-games set in themed areas. It is a consumer video game available on Steam.

Also known as Forgotten Playland: Party Edition

Investors Β· 5

Also in the syndicate Β· 1

Spartan Group

Funding

SEC filings, press & company announcements

$7M disclosed across 1 round Β· 2024

Source: company announcements and press reports β€” follow each round's link for the claim.

Company profile

researched Aug 2026

Forgotten Playland (also presented as Forgotten Playland: Party Edition) is a free-to-play multiplayer social party game for PC in which players control PlushKyns, customizable plush-toy characters that inhabit an abandoned attic. Gameplay centers on a hub area called the Attic or Social Hub, where players meet others, browse the Customization Station, play hidden lobby and social games, and queue for competitive matches. From there players enter a rotating set of fast-paced mini-games; examples include Bump-A-Ball, a last-one-standing contest on a shrinking wooden table platform cut down by saw blades, and Jungle Rumble, an obstacle-dodging elimination game. Themed areas include Space Disco, Jungle Camp, and Beach Bar.

At its Epic Games Store launch the game offered more than 20 party games, a broad cosmetics catalogue including limited-edition and ultra-rare items, lobby games between matches, and a battle pass with seasonal content. Marketing materials list a roster of 10+ characters with distinct traits. The title is developed by Vermillion, described as a collaboration between Duckland Games and the Beam Foundation, and incorporates blockchain elements via the Beam Network, the $FP token, and in-game Fluffy Points, which are intended to let players trade cosmetic items as NFTs and buy access to special PlushKyn Battle events.

Founding story

The game's fiction, described by the team, centers on toys abandoned in an attic after children moved on to video games; Elder Thimbleton's magic revives them as PlushKyns, who turn the attic into a playground of makeshift racetracks, puzzles, and games. The developers describe the project as built by a team of gamers over several years of development before its March 2025 release.

Business model

Forgotten Playland is distributed as a free-to-play PC title on the Epic Games Store, with monetization tied to cosmetic customization items for PlushKyn characters, a battle pass, and seasonal events. A blockchain layer built on the Beam Network adds the $FP token and in-game Fluffy Points, which are described as enabling trading of cosmetic items as NFTs and purchasing access to special PlushKyn Battle events with exclusive rewards.

Free-to-play download with monetization through cosmetic items, a battle pass, seasonal events, and paid access to special PlushKyn Battle events; in-game economy elements include the $FP token and Fluffy Points on the Beam Network.

Traction

The game shipped publicly on March 27, 2025 on the Epic Games Store with 20+ party games and a 10+ character roster; wishlist campaigns ran on both Epic and Steam ahead of release.

β–ΈFull profile β€” market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history

Market position

Forgotten Playland is positioned as the flagship game title of the Beam ecosystem, competing in the multiplayer party/mini-game genre while adding blockchain-based digital ownership of cosmetics.

The game combines a mini-game party format and social hub with Web3 features: cosmetics tradable as NFTs, the $FP token, and Fluffy Points on the Beam Network, positioning it as Beam's flagship game title. Its leadership cites AAA development experience, with Duckland Games headed by Will Davis, whose 30 years in AAA development include work on the Lord of the Rings, Tom Clancy, and Resident Evil IPs, alongside Vermillion's world-building and art direction.

Technology

The game is a PC multiplayer title distributed through the Epic Games Store, with a persistent social hub, character customization system, and matchmaking into mini-games. It integrates blockchain components through the Beam Network, including the $FP token, in-game Fluffy Points, NFT-based cosmetic trading, and on-chain transactions slated as a post-launch feature update.

Go-to-market

Distribution is direct-to-consumer through PC storefronts: the game launched free-to-play on the Epic Games Store, supported by wishlist campaigns on Epic and Steam, email capture on its play site, and community channels on X and Discord. Launch was publicized through press releases, including a paid blockchain-industry newswire distribution, and a launch trailer.

PC players interested in casual, competitive multiplayer party games played solo or with friends, including users of Web3 gaming ecosystems built on Beam.

Geography

The launch announcements were issued from Breda, Netherlands, with the press contact listed as Vermilion Studios Limited. The game is distributed digitally to players worldwide via the Epic Games Store.

History

The game's launch date was announced on March 12, 2025, following what the developers described as years of development, and the title went live on the Epic Games Store on March 27, 2025. At launch the studio said on-chain transactions would follow as a feature update in April 2025. The company's own site also promotes wishlisting Forgotten Playland: Party Edition on Steam.

Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources β€” announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
Number of party gamesMar 202520 games
Playable charactersMar 202510 characters

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed β€” not independently audited.

Timeline Β· 3

launches, deals, and filings
Apr 2025
Planned on-chain transaction feature update

On-chain transactions, enabling trading of cosmetic items as NFTs and use of the $FP token and in-game Fluffy Points, were stated to be arriving as a feature update in April 2025.

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Mar 2025
Vermillion formed as a collaboration between Duckland Games and the Beam Foundation

Forgotten Playland is developed by Vermillion, described as a collaboration between studio Duckland Games and the Beam Foundation, with Beam positioning the title as a flagship game on its network.

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Mar 2025
Forgotten Playland launches on Epic Games Store

The free-to-play multiplayer party game went live on the Epic Games Store, featuring 20+ party games, cosmetic customization, lobby games, and a battle pass with seasonal events. The launch date had been announced on March 12, 2025.

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Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

In the news

β–ΈResearch sources Β· 8

primary sources listed

8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does Forgotten Playland do?
Free-to-play multiplayer party game where players customize plush-toy PlushKyns and compete in attic-themed mini-games.
Who are Forgotten Playland's investors?
Forgotten Playland's investors include Paper Ventures, WWVentures, C2 Ventures, Merit Circle.
How much funding has Forgotten Playland raised?
Forgotten Playland has disclosed $7M raised across 1 round.