Call of Dipsy

Would you do it for a Paper Clip Snax? Ruh Oh I do!

What the heck is this?

The revolution of the FNaTL scene! Well, not really.

Call of Dipsy is a shitpost Five Nights at Tubbyland platformer video-game software. While it is not my first FNaTL-related game it is the first to be fully based on the original FNaTL series (by original I mean the original 2015 title) instead of something loosely based on it mixed with another game... except...

This game only has the FNaTL tubby-bots and some Teletubbies elements, however it has many things that don't go with either Clicky's series or the latter as... well, it's a shitpost game! What's the point to make something accurate? Let's just fool around!

Synopsys

So Dipsy got kidnapped... for science!, and he must escape. Unfortunately his siblings also were kidnapped but fortunately Dipsy is the goat (no wonder why he's my favorite Tubby-Bot) so on his way he will rescue them, if he will rot then he will rot for and with his siblings Laa-Laa, Po and The Big T. and not for science... He had no idea this quest was going to play in his face.

System Requirements

Installed Operative System: Windows XP Service Pack 3 or above.

Installed RAM: 256 MB or better.

Installed CPU: 200 MHz Intel Pentium processor or better.

Installed GPU: Compatible with DirectX 9 or above and Direct3D instructions.

Input Device: Keyboard or X-Input compatible Controller.

Credits

Clicky Code, AvocadoDreams and Pigsty55: Original creator (Clicky Code) and current owners of FNaTL.

Wildbrain: Current owners of Teletubbies and The Wacky World of Tex Avery... No dead ass I didn't put this for the sake of fun they OWN both of them and there's a reason why I mention the latter.

Tony Trippi: Original composer for Link: The Faces of Evil (CD-i systems) which this game uses its music.

Regalito: Guy who helped to make the circus levels background look better and consultant.

This thing: Original song used for the title screen. (Check its description for original authors)

Also this because the invincibility theme comes from it.

Joris de Man: Composer of the I'm a Poor Lonesome Cowboy iteration for Lucky Luke: The Video Game (CD-i systems) which at the same time was originally made by Claude Bolling.

Mojang: Original creators of Minecraft, which this game uses its textures from.

... among others!