From designer Ron Gilbert (creator of the "Monkey Island" adventure games), Putt-Putt joins the Parade was but one of the many adventure games made directly for kids from edu-tainment house Humongous Entertainment. Join Putt Putt on his journey to join a parade!
Yeah dude! I used to love the Humongous Entertainment games to freaking death when I was but a boy. I haven't played them in probably 15 years or something, so I can't really say if they hold up but I really did like them. Even if they were a bit too numerous for their own good. There were tons too by the way. Not just Putt-Putt the purple car, but a little yellow fish named Freddie-Fish which I particularly liked for its cool underwater scenery and tropical feel. I think there was one called Pajama Sam? About a little blue boy that... probably did stuff too. And Spy Fox I think? I don't know, there were loads of them. I always thought they were part of everyone's childhood so I'm surprised you don't hear about them that often when people talk about adventure games from back then. Though they were geared towards a pretty young audience, they aren't educational or anything. Sorry to ramble, but wow! That nostalgia trip!
@polyesterkyle: I'm with you on that nostalgia trip, mostly, I don't remember a lot about Putt Putt, but man I remember loving it when I was a kid. Putt-Putt and Commander Keen were like my childhood for a few years.
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