A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux

This was a final project made for SLCC CS 1410 Object Oriented Programming, but it's also a game.

Five Afternoons At Teddy's is the unequaled, most original "game of the day". It's inspired by the true story of one Felix Tessleberg, who disliked being hugged very much, and tragically projectile-shat himself upon becoming employed and getting hugged by his fellow employers after they learned the start of his time at the workplace was marked by his birthday, so they threw a surprise birthday party for him.

This game, FAAT (or Five Afternoon's At Teddy's for short) is meant to be an "art game" that is a representation of Felix's mental state that he had felt on that day. Unfortunately, we could only mimic a fraction of the anguish that Mr. Tessleberg had felt, so we fell short. We thank you, Felix Tessleberg, for your sacrifice.

Feel free to modify this game as you see fit. Js remember that we don't own a lot of the assets we used in this game

A game by:
Byron Mitchell
Dayna North
McKayla Hughes
Olivia Schoen
Teague Weller
Violet Foxley

Mouse Click - Change room (w/ minimap), open door, use item
CTRL - Toggle Flashlight
SHIFT - Toggle Respirator Mask
ESC - Exit to Menu
BACKSPACE - Exit Game

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Download

Download
FAAT.zip 21 MB
Download
FAAT (BlueJ Source).zip 14 MB

Install instructions

  • If using FAAT.zip file: You must have a version of Java that supports Version 65 class compilations, meaning you must have at least JDK 21 to run the game. You can get it here. Download the ZIP file and extract it. When extracted, you will need to do one of two things:

    1. If you already have JDK 21+ installed as your first installation OR the command "java" is already linked to JDK 21+, open the extracted folder at the destination and double-click "start.bat" to start the game (on Windows), or open a terminal and, after navigating to the folder directory, run in terminal (at the extracted folder's directory)
      java -jar faat.jar
    1. If the command "java" is not linked to JDK 21 or over, you will need to navigate to your JDK 21+ installation and find the "java.exe" application.
      • On Windows, the app should be "java.exe" in C:/Program Files/Java/jdk-XX/bin/java.exe
      • On Mac, the app should be in: /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk-interim
      • On Linux, the app should be in: /usr/lib/jvm/jdk-<VERSION>-oracle-<ARCH>
      Once you find the JDK java executable, copy its full path and, going back to the extracted folder, run in terminal (at the extracted folder's directory):
      "<full path to java executable>" -jar faat.jar

  • If using BlueJ compiler or similar with BlueJ source code: Use the package.bluej file (or open a new project/file and import every class file individually) and execute FAAT’s main method with no arguments.

(Because this game was created/tested entirely on Windows, I cannot guarantee these instructions will work)

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