“When I saw Cars 3: The Reckoning, I couldn’t help but feel something was… familiar,” remarked game reviewer “TheGameReviewer!” on his podcast Please Listen To My Podcast, I’m Begging You. While many applauded the willingness of publisher Humongous Entertainment to shake up the established formula by reimagining its protagonist as a depressed, diesel-huffing addict, others pointed out that the remastered graphics were, “Still pretty bad.” They probably just went over my head as a kid, but now as an adult, I relate completely.”įootage of Putt-Putt weeping tears of blood as he contemplates the depths of vehicular despair went viral following the games digital re-release, drawing both praise and condemnation from the gaming community at large. “But I totally forgot about Pep’s constant suicide attempts, or Putt-Putt’s slow descent into madness after the hellish bloodbath taking place during the game’s third act.

“I remembered the moon buggy, the fireworks accident, and collecting crystals,” writes ILoveTheLastJedi in his Metacritic review, after giving the game a mediocre ninety out of one hundred. However, after a remastered edition of Putt-Putt Goes to the Moon was released on Steam earlier this week, both fans and newcomers were surprised to discover that this game absolutely does not fuck around. When you think ‘nostalgic childhood games,’ and also weren’t poor growing up, three names stand out above the rest: Pajama Sam, Call of Duty, and Putt-Putt, that lovable purple car and canine slavemaster that provided so many hours of childhood diversion.

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