
The fierce and fashionable L.O.L. Surprise! dolls are O.T.W. back to the metaverse for a second installment of the popular Roblox game, Twilight Daycare, and this time they’re backed by the power of Gamefam and WildBrain Spark.
MGA Entertainment‘s L.O.L. Surprise! miniature dolls make up for their size with fierce fashion and big personalities. With a variety of unique characters, each doll arrives in a small container filled with surprise accessories that kids can unpack and collect.
Earlier this year, Gamefam’s Twilight Daycare arrived on Roblox as an interactive game where users play as babies, toddlers, or caretakers. In the game’s immersive, social roleplay world, players are prompted to feed, change diapers, and play with toys. In the first L.O.L. Surprise! x Twilight Daycare installment, fans were tasked with completing interactive challenges presented by unreleased dolls.
MGAE CEO and Founder Isaac Larian says that the partnership with Gamefam has been a big win and that the involvement of WildBrain is taking things even further.
“With the addition of WildBrain Spark, we have been able to bring L.O.L. Surprise! to the virtual world in a groundbreaking and engaging way,” Larian says.
The new L.O.L. Surprise! activation of Twilight Daycare, set to launch April 15, introduces new L.O.L. Surprise! OMG Queens and twelve L.O.L. Surprise! dolls. Players can win costumes worn by the characters, enter an L.O.L. Surprise! Diner, and a customized L.O.L. Surprise! House. Both the costumes and house will stay with the players after the activation is complete, encouraging continued play. In typical L.O.L. fashion, the new activation promises a host of other surprises that fans can unveil as they explore the game.
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