Putt-Putt® Travels Through Time

Putt-Putt travels through (and I cannot stress this enough) Putt-Putt travels through tiiiiiime

I remember playing this game when was a little kid so this game is childhood nostalgia. Note: if you want to play this game on the Steam Deck, use the community layout for it. Edit: I couldn't figure out controls for the Steam Deck so I had to buy on the Switch. I would get it on Switch instead if you want to play it on the go the controls are better.

Fire as hell, take twice your usual THC dosage before playing for peak game play.

I used to play this as a kid on CD rom, so when I found out it was on Steam, I got really excited! It is so much fun, even now.

It's super cute, with 24 possible ways to reach the ending, so good luck to finding them all. It's a pity it is old and has no achievements, but I see a bunch of possibilities for it. It is totally worth the money if you are a PnC fan. [code][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45113328-Awesome-Adventure-Friends/] Follow our curator for more awesome adventures! [/url][/code]

Пат-Пат теряет свои вещи во времени и катается по разным эпохам: динозавры, будущее, средневековье и прочая детская фантазия. Идея сильная, локации разнообразные, темп хороший. Одна из самых запоминающихся частей серии.

I'm always a sucker for a time-travel plot, though clearly this a very basic implementation. Fun characters, just a touch of puzzle-solving complexity and the interaction between the four worlds is used sensibly without feeling too much like meaningless errands.

Brings back memories of playing at my grandma's house as a little kid.

It feels really good to finally beat a game I've owned since childhood but never actually rolled credits on. You see, as a kid, I wasn't actually all that concerned with finding Putt-Putt's school supplies and I would instead just hang out with the dinosaurs and Wheel in the prehistoric era because I liked how Wheel would call him "Putt" and give him primordial soup. HUGE fan of Putt-Putt starting every conversation with "I've come from the future/past!" by the way. Good thing everyone else is such a good sport about it and don't try to burn him as a witch.

While the premise didn't sound all that interesting to me at first, as I played this game I started to like it more and more. It's a big improvement over the previous three games. It's an adventure game, just like Putt-Putt 1, 2, 3. However, this one has four time periods, it doesn't have heavy-handed 'click on this to learn about this animal' stuff like Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo, and while kids playing this game probably won't learn anything extremely deep, the vaguest introductions to a lot of different things (the Jurassic period, the medieval age, 1800s 'Old West' America, and uh... basic addition) I think are probably going to be a lot more helpful to children to introduce them to various concepts without overloading them. Good stuff on that front. It's also just a better, stronger game in my book. I think that the puzzles for the most part are not too complex or anything, but you're encouraged to step into all the different time periods to explore and find items and such, so that kind of naturally elongates the playtime of the game. Not by too much, especially if you're an adult, because you'll probably quickly realize what kind of structure the game has, especially if you're familiar with... I don't know, adventure games in general. Going along with some of the other Humongous games (one of the Pajama Sam games has a reference to 'Grapes of Wrath') this game also has some bizarre literary references, like '1984x4' and 'The Great Gas B'. I don't think any child would EVER begin to understand that these are in fact references, so I'm not sure what they're there for except to make any adult in the vicinity chuckle and shake their head in disbelief if they happen to glance at the screen. I'm basically done talking about the game, really, there's not much to it, but I think that the graphics this time around looked better than Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo which was the previous title, despite a few weird creepy faces here and there. This game as far as I could tell also eased up on the weird self-referential product placement that was surprisingly prevalent in Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo, there was none that I could find. I didn't even see a Fatty Bear cameo which was seen in I think all three of the previous Putt-Putt games that I can recall. It's possible I just missed it in this one, but either way, I was pleased. Overall, definitely a good game. I don't know who I would really recommend it to, maybe if you have very young children, like 5-7 or something like that, but I ended up kind of laughing at some of the dialogue, scenarios, and some other stuff, so maybe even adults might get something out of this. Not a lot, since it didn't even take me 2 hours to get through it, and I was going at a leisurely pace and trying out all the minigames on the side, but hey.