Fatty Bear's Birthday Surprise

i just ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ came all over fatty bear

This is the second stop on my Nostalgia Tour... This is the only proper Fatty Bear game in the Humongous Entertainment catalog, and I ended up missing it in my youth. Still, there was a nostalgia trip since it shares a lot of the same sounds and features that you can find in a number of their other titles. This game I'm sure would still be a big hit with kids to this day, and it is something that adults can still enjoy. It's got its own charm and silliness along with a few mini-games. There's even a functional piano. It is actually genuinely a cool little feature since you can essentially write some music with it, which is something really great to introduce to the target audience of this game. It's very creative and fun. As much as this is a good little game, I can see why Fatty Bear didn't take off as much as the other mascots. Fatty Bear is a perfectly fine protagonist, but he's just not as iconic as the others. Still, I remember many easter eggs of him throughout the rest of H.E.'s games and now look forward to seeing how many I can spot on this return journey. Speaking of easter eggs, there is actually actually one in this game that directly teases the next main game, which Fatty Bear comments. That's neat! ...but also, his comments did make some interesting implications. Also, what is going on in this game, really? Ok, these are spoilers now, but...do the family [i]know[/i] that Fatty Bear and company come to life at night? If not, how do they think all of these things are put together by the next morning? The dad didn't set up all of that stuff. How did he think it got there? Also, did he really put a dog in a wrapped box and just leave it in the kitchen? That doesn't seem right...Also, is that supposed to be the old school, original Pep? Is [i]that[/i] why Fatty Bear says he's friends with Putt-Putt? Also, why is he named "Fatty Bear" anyways?...You know, these and other sorts of questions coupled with everything happening at night when everyone is asleep does leave a little bit of a curious, weird energy about the game. It's very quirky, and I found it all kind of funny probably not in the intended ways. Ok, final thoughts...I think you should definitely buy the Humongous Entertainment Complete Pack, which this game is included in. I don't know that I would go out of my way to buy this game on its own, which is probably part of the reason I never had it as a kid. Still, it is a worthwhile little adventure that gave me a few laughs even if some of it was just at the absurdity of it all. So, yes, I recommend picking this in the Humongous Entertainment Complete Pack and ideally on sale.

So glad to have found this on steam. Played this when I was a kid and I loved it! Didn't take me long to finish it but it was definitely worth it!

I can safely say this is the BEST game of our lifetimes. it could use more end game content though

Gráficos FATTY BEARS ✅Aceitável 🔲Bom 🔲Ótimo 🔲Horrivel Requisitos ✅Um PC Básico Atende as especificações 🔲Um i5 com uma GTX 750TI 🔲No minímo uma GTX 1660 🔲RTX 4090 História ✅Tem uma historinha 🔲Uma história bacana 🔲Uma história digna de prestar atenção 🔲Somente Multiplayer Jogabilidade ✅Aceitável 🔲Jogabilidade bacana 🔲Jogabilidade excelente 🔲 horrivel Complexidade ✅Fácil de entender 🔲Fácil de aprender 🔲 Zuado demais Dificuldade 🔲Você escolhe a dificuldade ✅Fácil 🔲Médio 🔲Dificil Recomendações FInais Jogo muito Divertido e Nostalgico , vale muito a pena jogar e relembrar o passado Nota 10/10

Alfred Hitchcock's favourite horror game

i dont like that they have you give the puppy a bath

It wasn't too hard, it took me about 15 hours for both my runs. The secret ending was pretty insane but I won't get into any spoilers. I def recommend, you did it again Scott!

What a surprise!

It's fun