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20 Mar 2014, 9:25 am

Does everybody remember humongous entertainment games I like the characters in the game Im looking to find people who remember these games

Junior adventure games
1.Putt Putt Joins The Parade 1992
2.Fatty Bear's Birthday Surprise 1993
3.Putt Putt Goes To The Moon 1993
4.Freddi Fish 1 The Case Of The Missing Kelp Seeds 1994
5.Putt Putt Saves The Zoo 1995



ZpykeEboto
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20 Mar 2014, 9:59 am

I barely remember those. Never played them, though. Weren't they adventure games for children?


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01 Jan 2015, 5:01 pm

Well, that's old school. I had Putt Put Joins the Parade as a kid. I never had the first Freddy Fish game, but I did have Freddy Fish 3. I suppose I have good memories of them. They're not objectively good games, but they're great for kids, and I was one at the time. If those games are available via steam, I think I'd recommend them to parents.



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02 Jan 2015, 5:20 am

I remember Humongous, largely because I'm a big adventure game buff and the company was founded by Ron Gilbert, the creator of the legendary 'Monkey Island' series.

I played most of those, but not because I was within the target age group; I'm pretty sure I had them on, like, demo discs or something and must have played them on days when I was really bored. Sometimes kids' games have a certain appeal for adults, but there's really nothing worth of note with Humongous' games. They were solid titles for their demographic (I remember 'Pajama Sam' being particularly good), but nobody who cut their teeth on LucasArts or Sierra is going to pick up a 'Putt Putt' game and find an underrated gem