The TubbyLand Archives - ACT 1

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Night security at a reopened TubbyLand. Watch the cameras until six.

Platforms: PC
Price: Free
Rated: About 8,100 followers and 840 likes on Game Jolt
Players: 1
Controls: Mouse: switch cameras on the map, use the flashlight and the buttons on the monitor
Made by: Critolious, TheresNoSteak and Pigsty55
Released: 2022

What frightens College student Parker Anderson takes a night security job, 12 to 6 AM, at the TubbyLand Activity Center as it prepares to reopen; through grainy cameras you watch dark party halls, a theatre and a repair room where Teletubby-like figures with dead faces hide and move, and you keep your flashlight and the rooms' stability from running out.
Content: creepy imagery, dark scenes.

The TubbyLand Archives - ACT 1 is a free Five Nights at Freddy's fan game by Critolious, TheresNoSteak and Pigsty55, the official reboot of the Five Nights at TubbyLand series. As a college student on the night shift at a reopening activity centre, you watch its cameras from 12 to 6 AM while its Teletubby-like characters move in the dark.

About The TubbyLand Archives - ACT 1

The TubbyLand Archives - ACT 1 is a fan game made by Critolious, TheresNoSteak and Pigsty55 in Clickteam Fusion with models from Blender and Cinema 4D, released free for Windows on Game Jolt in July 2022 and updated to version 2.6.6 in October 2023. Its makers call it the official reboot of the older Five Nights at TubbyLand fan games, with updated visuals, all-new mechanics and a cleaned-up story, and it is the first of four acts in The TubbyLand Archives.

You are Parker Anderson, a college student who needs easy cash. In the paper you spot a peculiar offer: the TubbyLand Activity Center, closed down and preparing to reopen, needs a night security guard from 12 to 6 AM to monitor cameras and keep the property safe, for 240 dollars a week. What is the worst that could happen?

The makers say the mechanics were rebuilt from the ground up, with no door to hide behind this time. The screenshots show the night through a monitor: a map of camera feeds across party halls, a theatre and a repair room, a flashlight with a battery meter, a readout of each room's stability, and buttons on the side of the screen. The characters are built on the Teletubbies, which the makers admit they find terrifying under the right conditions; the makers do not own the Teletubbies, and the game is non-profit.

It suits FNAF fans who know the older TubbyLand games, and anyone who wants a camera-watching night shift with a stranger cast than Freddy's band.

How to play The TubbyLand Archives - ACT 1

Download the game from its Game Jolt page and run it on Windows.
Start the first night; your shift runs from 12 to 6 AM.
Flip through the cameras on the map to see where the characters are.
Use the flashlight and the monitor's buttons, watching its battery and each room's stability.
Survive until 6 AM to finish the night, and move on to the next.

Screenshots

A camera view of a dim repair room, with the flashlight battery, room stability and the camera map on screen

A camera view of the theatre where a pale doll-like head lies in the dark, with the room stability at 74 percent

The guard's office at 12 AM: a Teletubbies poster, crates, a ceiling fan and a cut-out of a character on the wall

Tips

Keep an eye on the flashlight battery; it does not last forever.
Watch each room's stability readout, not just the characters.
If you played the original TubbyLand, forget the old tricks; the makers say the mechanics are all new.
Play the original version only if you want history; the makers warn old versions may be unstable.

Questions

Is The TubbyLand Archives free?

Yes. It is a free, non-profit fan game on Game Jolt.

Is it an official Teletubbies or FNAF game?

No. It is a fan game; the Teletubbies belong to WildBrain and Five Nights at Freddy's to Scott Cawthon. It is the official reboot of the Five Nights at TubbyLand fan series by its own makers.

Is there an Android version?

No. The makers say they have no plans for one.

How many parts are there?

The TubbyLand Archives is planned as four games; ACT 1 is the first.