Putt-Putt® Enters the Race

i love it

Putt-Putt Enters the Race returns us to Cartown - the setting of the first game, but instead of a parade we are instead looking to enter a race. We see the better graphics of the third and forth game put Cartown in a far better light, and we don't ever see Putt-Putt intake 'oil' into his mouth (only gas into his engine). What's more, we have a bit of the 'move things around a bit' happen from the forth game happening here, but not to the laborious extent that it was done in the preceding title. Truly, this is where we really see a 'great' Putt-Putt game really start taking shape. There are a few things that could be done better of course - a mini-game in the toy shop felt a bit 'difficult' to say the least, there is that damn 'quit' button being easily accessible still (though with the load and save buttons conveniently available with it at least), and there was at least a missed opportunity to tie in the actions Putt-Putt would take from previous games with this one. But Overall I really can't complain.

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i want that dog sent to the furthest depths of hell possible for making me dig holes for 20 minutes

i have played this for ninety two hours. help

Putt-Putt 5 (aka Putt-Putt Enters the Race) is an ancient collection of childrens minigames wrapped up by a point and click adventure game made using the ScummVM engine. There's nothing wrong with the general idea, but this game is over 25 years old, it's ancient. 4:3, fixed resolution (looks like VGA). Weirdly, the devs have patched it from time to time, but this is really like putting lipstick on the skeleton of a pig that died long ago. I know that's not all that nice to say, but these guys are charging $7.00 USD for this, when you can play free educational games for kids, with much higher quality, in browsers or mobile, so how could anyone consider paying for this? This is just some attempt to cash in on some old abandoned kids game. It's really not cool.