Russell

Have you ever thought of thinking of a certain object or term, but you can't think of it that easily? Let Russell do the job for you. Type what you want to pour into the text box, and watch as it pours out of the teapot. You can either pour out your happiest thoughts and watch them visually, or pour out your bad memories to expel them from your mind. There is also a short game where you must try to get the tea inside the teacup.

This game was originally made as part of Module CT7112 of the University of Gloucester.

One of this game's primary focuses is to help people get over the stage of grief known as Depression. It is the most common form of grief, covering topics such as mourning, and this game is designed to try and get players to overcome that grief as quickly as possible.

A second version of this game is now available, found in the zip marked "TeapotGameMarkTwo"! It comes with these changes:

●You can now click the teapot like a virtual stress ball to get more points: Just don't click it too much!

●Rotating the teapot to the right now slowly refills it. To rectify this, you can now only score points for the first 60 seconds of the game.

●A moving platform has been added to make it slightly more challenging to get the tea into the cup.