This game reminds me of my father, he and I did something like this when I was just like Kayla, young and curious. This adventure is remarkable and I will never forget it, this will be a memory for ever. When/if I get a kid in the future, I'm going to make a birthday like this for them. Hopefully they will be as happy as Kayla. The feeling when she got so happy made me cry, such a lovely family. Without the help from Fatty Bear, this epic story would not have been anything, he's a hero and will always be a hero for me!

This Five Nights at Freddys game that everyone is talking about is not as scary as they say.

Still liked it though.

10/10

Coincidental Future Nostalgia for your children and yourself to enjoy. Works flawlessly.

Other Great Things from 1993:
- The Pentium Microprocessor (60MHz!!)
- The PowerPC
- Doom I
- Mosaic Web Browser
- Energy Star Ratings
- Microsoft Windows NT 3.1
- Microsoft Office 4
- Microsoft DOS 6.0
- Microsoft Windows 3.11
- Visual Basic 3.0
- Apple Newton OS
- Nvidia is founded

A classic game only available for the PC Master Race. Ask a console user if they can run Fatty Bear's Birthday Surprise, then sneer at them when they say they can't. This game will justify the $3000 computer you built.

Throw a birthday party as a bear for a child. It's not Freddy, it's Fatty, the vastly superior birthday bear. Now with added HD lettuce head. Just as beautiful as your childhood remembers it.

Am I an adult? Yes I am. Am I still playing this for my own giggles? Yes, I am. Absolutely. Without a lick of shame.

Some kids' games lose their charms as you get older. This isn't one of them. Somehow, despite its simplicity, the game is still fun (and nostalgic). But then again, I'd say that for most of Humonguous' games. I fully intend on sharing them with my own kids one day, but y'know, also playing them when my kids are asleep. Yep. Fatty Bear rocks.

This game made me realize that locking a dog in a box for hours is ok,
That leaving a unattended lit candle display on a cake in a kids bedroom is fine,
That if decorations appear in your room overnight when everyone is asleep nothing is wrong,
And how much of a ♥♥♥♥ that dog is.

10/10

Played this game some. It was fun.

This game taught me how to trap small dogs in boxes without food or water.

Thanks Fatty!

I bought the Humongous Entertainment Complete Pack during Steam Winter Sales last year when I saw it was compatible with current Operating Systems including Mac and I was absolutely thrilled. At the time this wasn't included in the pack, which made me sad because I had very fond memories of playing this game as a kid. Thinking back on my childhood, it's probably my 3rd favorite HE game, falling short only to SPY Fox in: Dry Cereal and Pajama Sam 2: Thunder and Lightning Aren't so Frightening. When I saw this game had been added to the pack and I had it because I had the pack (or maybe it had just been made Mac compatible, regardless, I saw I could download it) I was absolutely thrilled because I had just been lamenting over not having this game.

While I don't think this would be a particularly interesting game for most adults, there's massive nostalgia value for me and playing it now threw me back to when I played it as a kid. I had a ton of fun and it was like a trip back to my childhood!

I would definitely recommend it if you either A. played it as a child and have fond memories or B. have young children and want games for them. Actually if you have children and can afford it, I'd reccommend buying the entire Humongous Entertainment pack as there's hours and hours of entertainment value in there in pretty simple games originally made for kids to play!

It takes me about 45 minutes now as an adult to get through most Humongous Entertainment games I played for hours as a kid, but as a kid it took me a lot longer, I remember getting very immersed and they had a lot of replay value! I would absolutely recommend this game and virtually any other game from Humongous Entertainment along these lines for anyone with younger kids.

(They're not boring as an adult either, in my opinion, if you want to sit with your kid and help them play or play with them!)