Fatty Bear’s Birthday Surprise
Help Fatty Bear and His Friends Cook Up A Birthday You’ll Never Forget!
Kids are wrapped up for hours in this fun-filled midnight adventure.
What if you had just a few short hours to put together the best birthday party ever? Help Fatty Bear, Matilda Rabbit and Gretchen the Doll work together through the night to prepare a surprise party for Kayla. There’s so much to do! Find ingredients for the cake, decorate – plus stop a pesky puppy who keeps running off with their stuff. Children can’t resist having a whole houseful of fun things to see and explore. It’s a recipe for discovery, laughter and learning, all in one. Delightful talking characters and enchanting animation keep your child fascinated, time after time.
Fatty Bear’s Birthday Surprise is so entertaining and original, kids will have a hard time keeping adults out of Kayla’s kitchen. What’s more, Fatty Bear features hours of activity and learning that is always fresh, never boring. Kids meet up with exciting new surprises every time they play. Surprise Click Points. Click on a toy, a piano, a cabbage or just about anything, and watch what happens. Things come to life, play music, dance, fly and more. It’s a magical world kids will delight in every time they play.
- Fatty Bear Brings a Lot to the Party. Get to know the alphabet by finding missing letters, or learn how to count by bowling and blowing up balloons.
- It’s a Piece of Cake. Perception and memory skills are developed as kids help Fatty Bear, Gretchen and Matilda get it all together for the party with a simple click of the mouse.
- Just One of The Party’s High Points. A tea set, a pulley and a telescope that really works! Isn’t Kayla’s treehouse a fun place to explore?
- Look What’s Cookin’ A loose puppy, a stuffed refrigerator and a flying rabbit are just some of the ingredients you’ll find in this kitchen!
- Surprise Click Points. Click on a toy,a piano, a cabbage or just about anything, and watch what happens. Things come to life, play music, dance, fly and more. It’s a magical world kids will delight in every time they play.
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Game Discussion
Steam User 7
I can safely say this is the BEST game of our lifetimes.
it could use more end game content though
Steam User 1
This is my favorite game from my childhood and it's still fun to check out again decades later! If nothing else, the pixel art is pretty great too
Steam User 1
7/10
Fun little sandbox edutainment P&C adventure game. The nighttime atmosphere is fun.
Steam User 0
Love seeing ports like this available on Steam. Only thing that could make it better is a drop menu. It would be nice if you could adjust scaling & resolution, and maybe have filters.
Steam User 0
Nice kids adventure and cozy adult adventure
Steam User 0
I never grew up with this one, so I don't have any sugar coating nostalgia bias to give it. I think it is a bit clunky and slow but overall it still has that Humongous Entertainment charm to it, not a bad game by any stretch of the word. For other HE fans, I think they at least have to try it
Steam User 0
I mean, I enjoyed the game all right, I guess, and I spent a fair amount of time at the piano playing Mary Had a Little Lamb and genuinely making an attempt to get it right, because I kept repeatedly messing up at the end part where it's supposed to go 1, 2, 2, 3, 2, 1, and I kept hitting 1, 2, 3 to start with instead so I had to mentally yell at myself that it was wrong and that I had to take it from the top until it was flawless. I guess I found this entry in the Humongous line to be a little more difficult than the last one, and I still somehow miraculously managed to complete this one without a guide, but there were definitely times where I was wondering where all the letters I needed for the birthday sign were and didn't realize at first "Oh, this room that I thought was one screen actually has a subscreen in it and the letter is only visible on the subscreen", or I didn't know where the bulletin board was when they insisted to me it was right there, or where the balloons were, and honestly, is there just something wrong with me at this point? This isn't that hard. But anyway, I thought the departure from Putt Putt's themes of parental abandonment towards more of a dysfunctional family dynamic in Fatty Bear was an unexpected change, but I suppose I can understand why they felt the need not to repeat themselves, and this next point isn't super important, but going into this game blind, I guess I kind of expected today to be Fatty Bear's birthday and not some random kid's, so that's kind of a disappointment. Anyway, I do sort of question whether I should give this a thumbs up or down, but I gave the last game a thumbs up and it's the same sort of thing where ultimately this is just a kids' game and I shouldn't take it too seriously, and more than that, my mommy did give me a juice box earlier today and I would kind of like to go drink that (though I really should probably save it for dinner later, but whatever, I won't tell if you don't), so I guess it's just easier to do what I did last time and not worry about it too much, so, yeah, thumb up, I guess.