That One Level: Balloon-o-Rama is debatable on this subject, but Levels 61-70 and 101-110 come to mind, the former mostly because of Level 69 mentioned above, and the latter because the levels in that scenery take forever to finish.Tear Jerker: Rover's story in 'Goes To The Moon' about how he was abandoned by astronauts visiting in the '70s.The song structures for both are very similar, the vocals for 'Putt-Putt' are Beach-Boys-esque, and both songs are auto-racing-related. Also, in Putt-Putt Enters the Race, one could argue that the theme song shares many similarities to The Beach Boys' song, ' Shut Down '.Suspiciously Similar Song: In Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo, the music that plays in the calm spot reached from the rapids is based on ' Dueling Banjos ', as part of a Parental Bonus Shout-Out to Deliverance.Unfortunately, it sticks out like a sore thumb even if you didn't know that because Jason Ellefson's voice had pretty clearly begun to mature by the time of this game so he sounds quite a bit younger compared to the rest of the dialogue when the line plays. Stock Footage Failure: Or Stock Audio Clip Failure in this case when getting painted in Putt-Putt Travels Through Time, Putt-Putt's voice line 'I look good' is pretty blatantly recycled from Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo.Signature Scene: Saves The Zoo has the Topiary Creatures song, which is considered one of the most memorable parts of the game.And then along came Pep's Birthday Surprise. It had no replay factor, a storyline that could have been executed much better, and dull and undeveloped characters. Sequelitis: Putt-Putt Joins the Circus is considered a big let-down, despite being Humongous' second-to-last Putt-Putt Adventure Game.For instance, why can't Putt-Putt just leave Pep with one of his friends who also owns a puppy? Not only does it get incredibly tedious, but it also raises certain questions. Having to send Pep away in order to talk about his birthday party in private in Pep's Birthday Surprise.It's incredibly slow, tedious, annoying, and the fact that nothing can be skipped does not help anything. The vegetable picking in Putt-Putt Enters the Race.Older Than They Think: Few people are aware that Putt-Putt Joins the Parade and Goes to the Moon were originally on the MS-DOS and not Windows.Periphery Demographic: The back of Putt-Putt Goes to the Moon's packaging says outright that the games have adult fans.Heck, even an alumnus from HE joked about this on the Humongous Alumni Facebook page. It's become something of a common joke to mention how Putt-Putt always ' borrows' things and never returns them, or in some cases makes very far-fetched excuses (such as how he 'left his magnet' on the shelf of a toy store).Tippity-top! (From the UK dub of Putt-Putt Enters the Race).Especially useful in levels with one-square wide paths. Good Bad Bugs: In Dog on a Stick, if you jump towards an enemy at the same time it jumps towards you, you can go through the enemy.Hence, he was likely in prison during the events of Saves the Zoo. Firebird facing criminal charges for sending Putt-Putt into space. A Dummied Out line from Goes to the Moon mentions Mr.While you can jump through them, they're likely going to come right back and get you anyway. They're also really difficult to get rid of on levels that have switches to trigger the appearance of platforms. The hedgehogs are stupidly fast and actually outrun you, and since they don't hop straight up once before going to another space, you never know where they're going. Oh yeah, they also infinitely spawn again once they fall, meaning you can't get rid of them. The beach balls can only move downward, but they make up for it by moving exactly in the direction you never want them to, and the jumping-through trick mentioned below doesn't even work on them. Demonic Spiders: Virtually every enemy could qualify in Dog on a Stick without unlimited lives on, but the beach balls and the hedgehogs are the worst.Probably because it's a The Beach Boys-inspired song. Don't forget the Crate Factory music from Dog on a Stick.The music from levels 111-120 of Balloon-o-Rama.Angst? What Angst?: Owing to animation errors, Putt Putt has a tendency to keep his smile when reacting to bad news.

Putt putt joins the parade ending