- May 5, 2014
- Humongous Entertainment
Putt-Putt Goes to the Moon
Platforms
About
In "Putt-Putt® Goes to the Moon," players control the titular character, a happy little car, on a mission to repair a lunar space station. They'll explore colorful environments, solve engaging puzzles, and interact with quirky characters. The game is an entertaining and educational adventure, perfect for young players taking their first steps into the world of video games.

- Putt-Putt Goes to the Moon features a fun and engaging storyline that resonates with children, particularly through the character of Rover who adds emotional depth.
- The game offers a variety of interactive elements and mini-games, such as the fireworks factory and Bear Stormin', which enhance the overall experience and keep players entertained.
- It serves as a nostalgic trip for adults while being an excellent introduction to gaming for young children, with educational tidbits about space and problem-solving skills integrated into the gameplay.
- The graphics and overall presentation feel dated, which may not appeal to modern audiences and can detract from the experience for some players.
- The game is relatively short, taking about an hour to complete, which may limit its replay value and engagement for older players.
- Some puzzles and tasks can feel overly simplistic or uncreative, potentially leading to boredom for players beyond the target age group.
story
24 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally perceived as simple and whimsical, catering to a younger audience with imaginative elements and lighthearted humor. While some players appreciate the emotional depth and character connections, others find the narrative lacking in complexity and coherence, particularly regarding character backstories and plot stakes. Overall, the story serves as a fun backdrop for exploration and activities, though it may not satisfy those seeking a more intricate narrative experience.
“This game has a much stronger story than the first game, because it is tied in with another character to whom you can really identify.”
“A masterpiece in narrative storytelling.”
“It is a complex and imaginative world with an enticing story.”
“The story is basic.”
“The plot also does nothing to raise any of the stakes in the game.”
“I'm not the biggest fan of Rover since his backstory just makes the series more weird than needed (why are humans a thing in this world? do they build the cars? where are they in any of the other games? did they go extinct long ago?).”