What if you landed in a strange place and had to get home? That's the challenge for Putt-Putt and his friend, Rover, a lonely little lunar terrain vehicle left behind by the astronauts. To get home, they have to rebuild a rocket - but first they've got to find all the parts!
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Summary: Putt-Putt is a great choice!
Comment: The story line didn't seem as involved as "Race" or "Zoo" (which has a good song) but my children spent quite a bit of time on this one. Putt-Putt is very interactive, requires some logic problem solving, and operates on older PCs so the kids aren't on your machine all the time.
Customer Rating: Summary: and more grandchildren?
Comment: Brilliant game- kept the grandchildren occupied for hours - and they're still playing the game (and so are their parents)
Customer Rating: Summary: Putt-Putt kicks butt-butt!
Comment: My kids loved all the Humongous Entertainment games: Pajama Sam, Spy Fox, Freddie Fish, and Putt-Putt most of all. "Putt-Putt Goes to the Moon" is another classic.
In this age of computer-game graphics addiction, it's refreshing to see a kid's game that focuses on problem solving and the puzzles. Boys between five and eight love these products.
Customer Rating: 
Summary: The game is great for 6-8 yr olds
Comment: My grandkids play this game and Putt Putt goes to the circus over and over again. They all started playing it when about 5 yrs of age, and they still play it! Yes the graphics are primitive to a degree, but the puzzle is what entrances them. Mom, Dad and Grandparents can also sit and help the little ones with this. In fact, Grandma/Grandpa, try it yourself first! LOL. It's fun.
Customer Rating: Summary: Lots of fun
Comment: My 6 year old loves to play the Putt-Putt games as well as Freddie Fish. They are great entertainment for rainy days. This particular game does seem to be older than some of the other versions though with graphics not quite as good as Putt-Putt "goes to the race" or "to the circus".
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