Why I buy this one ?
- Challenges and inspires kids to observe details and solve problems in creative and flexible ways
- Kids play with fun characters as they discover and explore captivating worlds where they direct the journey at their own pace
- Children develop skills in listening and decision-making skills, inductive and deductive reasoning, and sequencing and memory skills
- Runs on Windows and MacIntosh systems

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What our customer's say!

"Not bad", Overall, our family enjoys this game. I bought it for my 5 year old as a fun finish to our homeschool days. It definitely teaches sequence of events, but I think the age definition (3-8 years) is a stretch. My 5 year old can't play this without help, nevermind my 3 year old. It's not the nutritional teacher that I had hoped from the title (for example Sam eats several boxes of cookies, which upsets his stomach, but just a few minutes later he eats an entire layer cake, and then a candy cane, all without complaint. He never once in the entire game or any variations, eats a nutritious food.) It is entertaining, and they do enjoy playing, but just cannot do so alone.

"Really fun", My 4-year old son really likes this game. It's exciting for him to see the changes each time he plays. Pajama Sam games are a little more challenging than Putt Putt and Freddie Fish. In this particular game, there is a part that requires reading, and an advanced understanding of riddles. I suppose he could click and click until he gets it right but that would take a long time and he would get frustrated. (You have to match riddles with the correct answers.) Because of this I wouldn't recommend it for a younger child who wouldn't have the assistance of an adult, but otherwise, it's very entertaining.