Hey guys! It’s me PC, and today, I’m going to take a look back at some of the most underrated (or forgotten) islands in Poptropica’s history. I’m not saying that these islands are necessarily awesome, but they do get less attention than they deserve. Let’s get started, shall we?
Mar 30, 2012 I think that Counterfeit is the best island because of the unique way it is set up and the fun and variation it includes. I would recommend Counterfeit if you want an educational AND exciting well.
5. Wild West Island
This island is great, but it’s really underrated. No one seems to talk about it. It’s really fun, and honestly, I’d prefer this over Skulduggery any day. The story is basically that El Mustachio Grande escapes Marshal Taylor’s prison, and you have to be the one who puts him and his friends behind bars! The story isn’t really bad, but at the same time, it’s a lot like a western cliche, so I understand that a lot of people didn’t enjoy the island that much.
4. Mission Atlantis
Mystery of the Map Island is Poptropica’s 43rd island, and it was released to members on May 21, 2015 and June 11, 2015 for non-members. Common room: Vikings’ Grotto; Mystery of the Map Island tells the story of Poptropica’s origin. This story was conceived in the form of a screenplay by Jeff Kinney, Poptropica’s founder, around 2013. A lost Viking settlement an island unstuck in time a magical map with power beyond understanding and a devious plot that could unravel the very fabric of Poptropica! Join Mya, Oliver, and Jorge for a thrilling new adventure that lifts the veil from the. Poptropica worlds.
Mission Atlantis isn’t the best Poptropica island, but I wouldn’t call it the worst either. Sure, it can get really repetitive at times, but the overall story is great, and I’d recommend this island to anyone. The visuals are beautiful, and it has that overall mysterious and spoopy tone to it, which makes it great. But, as I said above, the same things keep happening which makes it… kinda boring.
3. Mystery Train Island
I personally adore this island! It takes place in 1893, and some of the world’s brightest minds are travelling by the train to the World’s fair in Chicago, but mysterious crime is done, and of course, you have to be the hero. This island is (sort of) educational, but I would recommend it to anyone! The only problem is that on this island, there is A TON of going back and forth, which can become a little annoying at times…
2. Game Show Island
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Ah, Game Show Island! The island that introduces us to great… game shows (10/10 PC, that was very poetic). It’s about a world ruled by robots, and unfortunately, humans are treated like their filthy servants by them, so you have to join 5 popular game shows to prove that humans aren’t… filthy servants.? (also very poetic 11/10) This island is great, but the overall plot isn’t so refined as some other islands’ plots (*cough* *cough* Ghost Story, Vampire’s Curse *cough* *cough*)
1. Twisted Thicket
Twisted Thicket is one of my favorite islands, and honestly, I have no idea why people barely talk about it. I’m sure they don’t think it’s bad, but it sure is one forgotten island… To me, it’s the most beautiful island in the whole history of Poptropica! Its backgrounds are stunning, and honestly, I liked them more than Crisis Caverns’. The overall plot was amazing, and it had a kind message at the end.
Best Poptropica Islands 2018
For real now, I couldn’t find an island that gets no attention at all, but I do think all of these islands get less attention they deserve. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed this list! It you did, please show support by commenting below! If you have any suggestions for future Top 5 Lists, let me know! That was PC, signing off until my next post!
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When Poptropica launched the Daily Pop section in late 2010, the main focus was on the comics and the mini-games. But one of the best features of Daily Pop is the Sneak Peeks. In this section, featuring Shark Boy, the creators regularly post special screenshots, sketches, concept art and other looks at upcoming islands and features in Poptropica. We often get a look at whats coming months before it arrives, and lots of great clues are hidden in the images and the titles and captions of each sneak peek.
Unfortunately, navigating the Sneak Peeks section is a bit of a mess. You can only go forwards and backwards, so finding a sneak peek image from a few weeks ago, or worse–a few months ago–is really difficult. So here at PoptropicaSecrets.com we’ve created an archive of all the Sneak Peeks back to when they began. It’s fun to see both what’s coming soon and look back at the sketches and concept art for islands and features that are now live.
Enjoy the archive!