Let's Explore the Airport (Junior Field Trips)

110 minutes. That's how long it took for me to get to, and then beat Level 99 of the Baggage Claim game. My childhood nightmare level has been vanquished.

The absolute peak gaming experience of the last nearly 30 years. Lost Luggage will have your balls quivering

Детская прогулка по аэропорту из старого Humongous-набора: самолеты, багаж, служебные зоны, кликабельные мелочи и спокойное исследование мира.

So many memories from my childhood, now all of my children have been able to play it thanks to having it on steam. :)

dont let the game fool you its scary 10/10

Детский сборник с играми. Тривия, найди предмет, назови предмет, раскраска, отправь багаж в дырку. Как бы комфортик, игра 1995 года, но ебашит по ушам пистес и, вроде, нельзя скипнуть этого синего чушпана. Игра надолго.

Airports probably aren't too much different since '95... right?

Back when you could bring a small African Elephant on board. Nowadays you can't even bring a small bottle of water, Because of BUSH.

Well, this is a bit out-dated, but it is still a fun little educational tool for kids. I definitely was more into the other two Junior Field Trip games when I was a kid, but this one still has its charm. I love the artstyle and all those classic Humongous Entertainment sounds. It's fun to spot the occasional easter egg, like a plane going by with a certain message or that apparently Freddi Fish has won the Nobel Prize in the Junior Field Trips setting. I would wonder what that talking fish did to earn a Nobel Prize, but around the same time I also learned that he seems capable of flying a plane and decided to stop asking questions. Anyways, it's fun to spot these silly little things throughout what is, for what it is, a very beautifully depicted urban setting. As with the other titles in this series, it's great for teaching kids reading comprehension and other basic concepts about the world around them while familiarizing them with a place they may find themselves some day. If you were a plane kid I'm sure you would get a kick out of this one. As far as gaming goes, this is really more a broad, basic educational tool with interactive elements, but there are a few activities and minigames. What most stands out is the luggage sorting game and Find-It. Find-It is a genuinely fun activity that tasks you to locate various objects or visuals throughout the game, which can be set at a variety of difficulties. Lost Luggage, the luggage sorting game, is also actually fun....if a bit slow. I remember playing this as a kid and enjoying it, but also determining that it took way too long. It's a good logic puzzle game for kids at any rate. And that's Let's Explore the Airport. It's a bit outdated, but as far as showing kids a basic view of airports and how they function goes, this provides one of the most charming, fun ways to go about it. I recommend picking this up on sale as part of either the Junior Field Trips Complete Pack or the Humongous Entertainment Complete Pack.

A philosophical masterpiece. From the tear jerking campaign, to the outstanding, genre defining action-horror game play blended with spectacular gun play not seen since Doom 1993. This game also supports 60 fps, 4k resolution so I can enjoy every cut scene as it was intended by Kojima. This game is a PS5 essential and deserves to be game of the year. It really just benefits me.