This is Happy Tree Friends-False Alarm of JKGP part 1. WHY I CANNOT KILL THEM?!?!!?!?!?!?!?! If you wanna.

Became an Internet sensation at the beginning of the decade. It's grown so popular that it has earned a foray into videogames. What better place for a tale of cute critters being eviscerated than Xbox Live Arcade. Though the words 'happy' and 'tree' appear in the title, HTF is a cartoon geared towards emotionally underdeveloped adults and is not for kids. The videogame version is packed with gruesome maiming and comic dismemberments.

It's rated 'M' for a reason.Taking a cue from Lemmings, is a puzzle game that tasks gamers with guiding a quintuplet of accident-prone woodland creatures through a maze of traps to a safety zone. You have no direct control of the Tree Friends. Instead, you act as a demi-god, utilizing four powers (fire, water, nitro and action) to affect the environment and control the tempo of the Tree Friends' march. Often these interactions are simple.

Use 'action' on a button to open a door or patch a hole in a pipe with water/ice. On occasion there are slightly more complex actions. You may need to stoke a fire to turn on an air vent that neutralizes some poison and then turn around to ice the fire once the toxin has dissipated.

It never gets terribly challenging in terms of what needs to be done to solve a particular danger. The hard part is managing the progress of the Tree Friends. If the HTFs are about to walk into a meat grinder, use the water power to freeze them in blocks of ice.

This way you can search for a way to shut down the machine and spare yourself from having to watch the little guys be crushed. Okay, you may want to let one through just to for a laugh, but the rest you can freeze.

More often you will want to speed up your little buddies by lighting a fire behind them. As we all know, the best way to get a forest animal to move is to threaten him with fire. Not only can some added speed help get your Tree Friend past timed hazards (oh you cursed moving saw blades), but it also gets you to the goal faster.There is a timer. If a Tree Friend takes too much damage he dies and you're penalized some time. Though it's most fun to see the Tree Friends split in half, it's best to try and get all five through safely.

This is not so easy, because the AI is simply horrendous. In Lemmings, you could count on each lemming following one specific law: you will always move forward.

Bloodsplat2.DDS is a much more realistic (and rather disgusting) pool of blood, complete with a brain and eyeballs. It goes unused in favor of 3D rendered counterparts.Miscellaneous GraphicFilenameDescriptionIceTex.DDSA fairly large texture with frosty maggots that tries to pass as 'ice'.The games uses a much less detailed graphic for when the characters are frozen.Idol.tgaA low quaity texture of a golden statue that had a.

It lacks a model.BlockTex.DDSA grey square with the letter R printed on it.TinyFont.tgaA small font with a pink background for transparency.distortion.DDSA foggy distortion effect.dodo.DDSA crude drawing of a dodo.Upsell Screenupsell.DDS is a remnant from the demo version and was once used to show text detailing the game's features. It is still used by the Xbox Live Arcade trial.Development XMLtext.xml is a fairly long document detailing all of the game's text and more.

It was created in mid-2006, last edited in early 2008 and pretty much contains all the text included in the Localisation folder. PolySurface01.mdl is sphere-ception.Unused Text LocalisationThis folder contains all of the game's text, including a few strings that are never seen otherwise. All of these were translated to Spanish, French, German and Italian.Development Strings ANIMVIEWERAnim ViewerANIMVIEWERTOOLTIPReview all character animations.Text for an animation viewer.

It's currently unknown if it's still in the game.LOADINGSFXLoading SFXLOADINGTEXTURESLoading TexturesLOADINGVISUALSFXCreating Visual FXLOADINGWEAPONSCreating Weapons Of Mass DestructionA few loading messages that are never displayed. The game uses 'Locating the Happy Tree Friends.'