The game claims to be different each time the child plays, but the reality is that Putt-Putt's missing items merely change locations, and the pattern of item trading tends to be pretty obvious by the second or third trip through the game.
And like in all of the company's games, there are plenty of hot spots to discover, most of which yield two or three different results. In the Middle Ages, they're all chariots and wagons, and in the old West they're stagecoaches and the like. In this game, they're all cars or variations on the, with the exception of the dinosaurs, of course. Some of it is simple trading based on clues given by the characters, but other times kids must figure out how to perform a task, such as getting a dinosaur who to move in order to get the item he's blocking.Īs with all the Humongous Junior Adventures games, just about every character encountered is of the same species as the protagonist. Each item turns up in a different place each time the child plays, and travelling between the worlds is the key to finding the items which are needed to exchange for other items in order to get back the missing posessions. Through the wild West to the far-out future to a medieval kingdom and back into the age of dinosaurs Putt-Putt travels in search of his dog Pep, his calculator, his lunch box, and his history report. It features four distinct worlds to explore, including Putt-Putt's own present time, and the puzzles are challenging and stimulating for young kids just learning how to problem solve and make predictions. Putt-Putt Travels Through Time is probably the best of the Putt-Putt line of graphic adventures for kids.
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