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Fatty Bear’s Birthday Surprise

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Also known as
ファッティーベアのびっくり誕生日!

This children's adventure uses the SCUMM engine for tasks like baking a cake and finding letters to prepare Kayla's surprise party.

Fatty Bear's Birthday Surprise was originally released for DOS in 1992 by Humongous Entertainment, making it the earliest commercial release on that platform and the original game release year.


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About Fatty Bear’s Birthday Surprise

Fatty Bear's Birthday Surprise is a children's adventure game built on a modified SCUMM engine, the system first created for Maniac Mansion. Ron Gilbert served as Project Leader, Producer, Co-Designer, and contributed to the interpreter programming for this title.

The core objective involves preparing a surprise party for a girl named Kayla. The player, as Fatty Bear, completes various preparatory tasks such as locating cake ingredients and assembling the cake, finding letters for a birthday sign, and inflating balloons. The experience is designed to be easy for its target audience of three to eight year olds.

Interactive elements extend beyond the main adventure, incorporating minigames including bowling and piano activities.

Fatty Bear’s Birthday Surprise Screenshots

10 images
Title Screen
Kayla the night before her birthday
In Kayla's bedroom
Bowling mini game
Fatty Bear
Trying on costumes in the attic
Play songs or make your own with the piano mini game
In the kitchen
Finding ingredients
Cake Ingredients