Putt-Putt® Travels Through Time

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Here we are… bestowing compelling evidence that points toward the emotional and intellectual superiority of those rare individuals who, through sheer fortune or divine orchestration, were privileged enough to experience this odyssey during their most formative years. Putt-Putt Travels Through Time soon to be canonized alongside the great existential works of Dostoevsky. History has simply not caught up to the pertinence of its themes, the raw ethnography of Putt-Putt’s chrono experience, the liminal terror of time travel, the quiet dignity of a purple convertible navigating causality itself. Don't get me started on the color purple... never explained, never justified, yet absoulte and focal. A color historically reserved for royalty, divinity, and authority. Putt-Putt exists as both chosen and alienated, sacred and absurd. Even more unsettling is the player’s ability to alter this color, acting as an implicit question of identity: if the self can be recolored, what remains essential? What, truly, is Putt-Putt? [b]When[/b] is Putt-Putt? What does such an experience leave you with? A burden of truth, a distrust of those who fail to grasp temporal responsibility, and a revelation of the consequences shaped by ignorance.

Great for 5 year olds

Cures my sadness every time I open it.

I recently learned that all my childhood Humongous Entertainment faves (Putt-Putt, Spy Fox, Pajama Sam) were on Steam, so when I got my new gaming laptop, I decided to christen it with a playthrough of this classic. Great fun, with nice educational touches like a minigame where you practice addition and the fact that Putt-Putt reads aloud any text you click. Also, half the environment is clickable, activating little animations of bugs and lizards and critters running around. I don't think I even knew about half of those as a kid. Perfectly good game to have your child play or run through for nostalgia's sake. Seems like that itchy dinosaur enjoys your ministrations a lot for a kids' game, but I think that segment is also educational in that it's modeling consent and communication in a physical relationship. This is an excellent way to introduce your child to concepts that will help them in the future.

ik heb een Walkthrough moeten kijken Dit Zegt Veel 10/10

[b]Wham BOOM BLAM boing![/b] - Literally the first line of the 'ABOUT THIS GAME' section. This was one of my favorites growing up--at least for Putt-Putt games. If you only play through it once, though, you'll probably come away thinking it is fairly simple and straightforward. This is in large part because the game is highly replayable with [i]many[/i] different possibilities as far as what items end up where and how you get them. It is really neat and a large reason why I played this [i]so much[/i] growing up. That said, that does mean you might get a run where one of the four historical settings has less to do. This is just a case of bad luck in what the game rolled up for you. But hey, play it again and see how things changed. Honestly, this is the one game where it makes the most sense to play it multiple times and get different paths given the whole time travel angle...I suppose that might also imply that Putt-Putt and co are stuck in a timeloop that is, in a meta sense, the game we are playing..... Yeah, so, anyways, Mr. Firebird should be locked up, right? This is the second time he's endangered a child, except this time he also endangered the entire space-time continuum by letting this [i]child[/i] travel through time [i]unsupervised.[/i] Kid was going around showing medieval peasants magical oil and driving over all sorts of other butterflies...Actually, I want to talk about the oil thing for a second. Not to sound conspiratorial, but if I found out that these H.E. games were sponsored by Big Oil back in the day I would not be shocked AT ALL. This is yet another game where oil appears as some kind of magical, rust destroying substance. It doesn't work like that! Whatever. In fairness, living cars probably have a different view on fossil fuels than us. Also...they are [b]car[/b]toons. This game is very enjoyable and highly replayable, and kinda needs to be replayed to get the full value out of it. The characters are fun for kids. There's several little minigames in here as well. The puzzles you solve are also reasonably interesting, and the variability definitely kept my interest as a kid. I [i]highly[/i] recommend picking this up on sale either through the Putt-Putt Complete Pack or the Humongous Entertainment Complete Pack.

Bought this solely because of Illymation lol. Actually ended up keeping my attention to the end(it was super short)

KUUIUI

Another good Putt Putt game, and it has all the positives of Humongous Entertainment games, good music, oozing with charm, still tons of items to click on to see animations. I like how the premise is once again something non mundane, traveling through time, but I do feel as though the concept wasn't fully utilized, especially in the dinosaurs and future portals where there's barely any point and click adventuring. Also wish we heard more facts about each setting, even Putt Putt Saves the Zoo had more fun trivia than this game xd. And again, while games are still charming, they aren't even remotely hard point and click adventures due to being targeted for kids(even more so then other games in Humongous Entertainment library) so do keep that in mind. But if you enjoyed Putt Putt games so far, you'll enjoy this one as well, gotta be top 3-5 best Putt Putt games probably.