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Tattletail is an indie 'virtual pet horror' game from Waygetter Electronics, created by Ben Esposito, Geneva Hodgson, and Tom Astle. It was released for PC through Steam on December 28th, 2016.

December 20, 1998: Unable to contain their excitement, a young child sneaks into the basement to peek at their Christmas presents... especially the hot new toy of the season, Talking Tattletail. This squat cartoon critter really talks, eats, and plays games with you, and with other Tattletail toys. After a night of fun, the child puts Tattletail away and goes back to bed, hoping their parents will be none the wiser...

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But now that Tattletail has been let loose, he wants to have more fun with his new owner, whether they like it or not. The child will have to keep Tattletail fed, groomed, and fully-charged if they want to avoid the wrath of the sinister 'Mama Tattletail'...

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On May 9, 2017, the game got a 'kaleidoscope' extension, which included an update and bug fixes.

Tattletail contains examples of:

Adorable Abomination: Who'd have thought that a Furby Expy would be a monster capable of leading a ritual used to destroy the only monster that's truly evil? Besides everyone that owned a Furby in the 90's, that is.
Antagonist Title: Kinda, since while the Big Bad is a Tattletail, it's Mama Tattletail, none of the others.
Author Avatar: Waygetter Electronics, the company that made the game, is also the in-universe creator of the Tattletail toys.
Badass Adorable: Surprisingly, the titular Tattletails. In fact, they manage to use Ritual Magic to seal their 'Mama' away.
Bland-Name Product: The Tattletail is basically a Furby, except with even more terrifying rumors surrounding them that happen to all be true. Mama, meanwhile, has more of a Teddy Ruxpin influence.

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Broken Record: In the Kaleidoscope update, the VHS tape you find has a few audio glitches near the end, where it constantly repeats 'BABY TALKING TATTLE-' until the end of the commercial.
Candlelit Ritual: On the final night, you must bring the Tattletails candles to help them perform a ritual to destroy Mama Tattletail.
Character Blog: Tattletail himself has an official Twitter account. While the Waygetter Electronics account is mostly a straight developer feed, it does occasionally roleplay as the in-universe toy company of the same name.
Collection Sidequest: There are twenty-two eggs hidden throughout the game, with random junk hidden inside them. Collecting them all gets you the good ending.
Creepy Basement: You spend a lot of time in the basement throughout the game, and it's pretty creepy even before Mama gets involved.
Creepy Doll: Tattletail seems harmless, if annoying, at first... then it starts moving around on its own and messing around with things. Then more of them start showing up, including Mama Tattletail. While the other Tattletails are ultimately Creepy Good, Mama is your worst nightmare.
Creepypasta: The game is basically an interactive version of one. The trailer even evokes this, playing an original commercial and implying there are dark rumors of why Mama Tattletail was banned. This being a horror game, of course they're true.
Darkness Equals Death: Stay in the dark too long, and Mama Tattletail will catch you, especially since being in darkness makes Tattletail freak out. Being in the light (not counting your flashlight) also means you're safe, as the power goes out when she's attacking.
Eldritch Location: The update's titular Kaleidoscope is a distorted realm where physics doesn't behave like normal, where all memories are allegedly held, and where your vision looks like it's filtered through...well...a kaleidoscope.
Eye Motifs:
- Tattletail's eyes are the most expressive part of its face, allowing it to say things with a lidded, potentially sardonic look or glance left and right furtively yet robotically. Starting on Christmas Eve, it begins to show its true nature by rolling its eyes as it assures the player that it's Tattletail and it loves them, and glancing down to the side worriedly as it says it likes to play with them.
- During the ritual, the eyes of all the Tattletails roll back in their head and go completely white to underline the power they're channeling.
- Eyes play a pretty big role in the 'Kaleidoscope' expansion. An eye symbol is apparently the trigger for Waygetter's memory modification technique, and one of the more notable differences between the false-memory Tattletail and the real one is in the eyes.
Fake Memories: In the 'Kaleidoscope' expansion, the player discovers that their memories of the main game's events have been modified so that they now remember the main Tattletail as a boring educational toy and Mama as good.
Faux Furby: The titular Tattletails are Furby-esque toys, but with more catlike features than a Furby's birdlike features. The game revolves around carrying around and caring for a very chatty Tattletail without alerting the dangerous Mama Tattletail.
Featureless Protagonist: Downplayed. While the creators have gone on record to say that there is no canon gender for the main character, they are presumably one of the children seen in the photos in your room.
Foreshadowing: On night 1, if you decide to answer the phone after returning Tattletail to his box, you can hear Mama Tattletail's casetophone grinding among all the static. On night 2, once you get the flashlight and head to the main basement, lights go out and you can see her red eyes. She can't do anything to you beyond giving you a minor jumpscare, but still serves to herald her debut during the following night.
Gainax Ending: The Normal Ending counts as one. When Christmas comes, you open your Tattletail present only to see... Nothing. Then, for some reason, Mama Tattletail jumpscares you, and ROLL CREDITS!
The Ghost: The protagonist's parents are never seen, nor are the family pets. The parents may have been revealed in an in-game picture though.
Glamour Failure: Tattletail initially pretends it can only move its eyes left and right or raise and lower its eyelids, to appear more toylike. As the nights go on, it lets some emotion slip through the charade.
Golden Ending: Collecting all the eggs changes the game's ending. Instead of the box being empty, Tattletail appears and gives you his tag and a golden flashlight. The protagonist then goes to wake up their mother, and the game ends on a white

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