TGsEE, otherwise known by its full name This Gives some Extra Enlightenment, is a teaser game for the very first version of Five Nights at Treasure Island, also known as 1.0, created by AnArt1996.
Gameplay[]
The player is initially presented with five hook-shaped pillars, two arrows respectively pointing left and right, and a spherical button. A side panel on the right of the screen contains three pages containing clues for code inputs, which the player can cycle through by pressing CTRL. Pressing the Down Arrow at this stage will reveal three levers behind the player. All three levers contain a yellow, cyan and magenta ball knob respectively. Pressing the Up Arrow will return the player to the main interface.
Pressing the pillars will cause them and the arrows to glow bright green; this is accompanied by an audible click to signal a proper input. Similarly, pressing the arrows will cause both to glow red alongside an audio cue reminiscent of a low-pitched bell, and pressing the levers will cause a green light below them to emit alongside a clanking sound.
Upon entering a valid code with the correct pillars, arrows and levers, an image or log entry will appear. Unlike the previous teaser game, it doesn't matter which order the player inputs a code; as long as all requirements are met, the image or log entry will still be unlocked. They can press any key to restart the game once they are done studying the result.
Pressing the spherical button in the main interface will give the player a popup asking if they wish to restart the game. Denying this popup informs the player that they can restart if they mess up a code.
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The entrance to the hallway in the second floor of Pirate Caverns.
Ditto, but closer, with the flashlight on and Undying.
Mannequins standing together in a room on the second floor of Pirate Caverns.
The Face crawling towards the elevator on the first floor of Pirate Caverns.
Photo-Negative Mickey's teaser.
Photo-Negative Mickey with human eyes.
Suicide Mouse's teaser.
Beta[]
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Log 3, July.
Log 4, July.
Log 5, July.
Log 6, July.
Due to an oversight, inputting the associated code gives the same result as MML4. Inputting LRRYCM331 will bypass this error.
Beta[]
Log 2, July.
A log entry from Lisa Bertsch. Due to a programming mistake, this code is identical to Log 3, July, which takes priority.