Telltale has some sharp competition.

The biggest political conspiracy you've ever known.

If I had to choose between this game, and my girlfriend, I'd pick this game.


EDIT: I'm single now.

Our protagonist, Pajama Sam, is about to finish the last cookie box for his favorite action figure. As he reaches for the last box, a familiar voice calls out. "Sam, it's time for dinner!" Not feeling quite hungry for a meal, Sam notices something strange. The cookies come to life! As they flee, Sam searches for a logical place - the pantry. The door shuts, trapping Pajama Sam into a world full of scrumptious sweets, delectable delights, and tasty treats.

You play as Sam, a little boy looking to stop the general from declaring war. How does Sam do this? He needs to find members of each food group so they can hold a conference together. The only problem is...they've gone missing! Pajama Sam will need to consume candy canes to escape prison, drive on a donut, resolve balance between beans, and much more. The cool thing about this game (and the other Humongous Entertainment games) is that your second gameplay might be different than the first. The different food groups might be in different places next time, so replay value is actually fun.

I loved the creativity put forth in this game. Foods of all sorts come to life with memorable personalities.
-Strong, beefy muffins draw cupcakes on the coast.
-Candy canes substitute jail bars.
-The names. Plums nicknamed "plummers." A granny smith apple named Granny Smythe. The sweet troops marching around.

Fans who have not played this game yet will love the cameo appearances. The carrot from the first Pajama Sam game makes a return. There's also Sprinkles the Donut who helps Sam travel. (It reminds me from Otto from PS1).

Not only is this a fun game, the name is definitely true. Sam makes a valid point at the end of the adventure. You are what you eat from your head to your feet.

Pajama Sam 3: You Are What You Eat From Your Head To Your Feet – Raymond K. Turcotte

This game is a brain twister; you must use your head, but also have common scene. I remember playing this game and not know what to do. Until thinking of the obvious. I totally recommended this game to every crowed! Adult or child. You’ll have fun!

There is a talking bread. 10/10

No, but seriously.

Pajama Sam 3 is definitely is one of the things from my early childhood that still hold up today, and now that I can finally play it again I love it even more.

It's a point and click adventure-- you click around the environment and solve some puzzles. For example, in one puzzle you pick a carved pumpkin out of a trash can so you can disguise yourself as a gourd and get into the gourds-only observatory. It's simple but it's simple so a child could understand it. The gameplay is solid, but it's nothing special.

But it's not the gameplay that makes this game special to me, it's the charm.
You can watch a LP of this game and see for yourself-- there is charm just oozing out of every corner of the game's whimsical world. Every character that you talk to, every unique area, it's all so wonderful and beautifully animated. You could click on almost anything on the screen, and it will jump up and dance for you. In the words of a famous YouTuber: "You click on stuff, and stuff happens." A lot of this game's meat is animation-- if you just pressed esc the whole time and skipped the animation, you could probably speedrun the game in ten minutes. If you are the kind of person to skip animations, you probably would not like this game.

The main character, Pajama Sam, is kidnapped by a bunch of cookies and sucked into the pantry where he goes on a food-themed adventure on the island of Mop Top. The six factions on the island have been fighting and are ready to go to war, unless they can have a peace conference. The only thing is, the delegates of four factions are missing and it's up to Pajama Sam to rescue them. The story is not amazing, but story is not important in a game aimed at little kids, at least in my opinion.
ALSO EVERYTHING IS FOOD AND THE 6 FACTIONS ARE FOOD GROUPS SO YEAH 10/10 STORY

Another thing about this game is the amount of content. Each playthrough should only take 1-2 hours, but there are a few different puzzles in certain areas of the game that are randomized with each new game so that every time you play, it's different. For example, there is an area in the game where you have to ring a bell on one of those strength test machines you find at carnivals. One time I started up the game and it took the "Muscle Beach" path so that you had to get a bunch of bodybuilder muffins to work out on a machine that powered a ferris wheel, so you could ride it and hit the bell from the top. Another time I started up the game and it took the "balloon" path instead so you had to get some balloons from a depressed balloon salesman and float up to the top and hit the bell.

It's generally not intended for people over 7, but given the state of the games industry, and the fact that kids today are playing Angry Birds where they would have played a detailed, problem-solving game like this in 1999, it's a gem and it's definitely worth a play. I would definitely recommend this game, especially to a younger gamer who doesn't know games past flicking cartoon birds on a screen.


TL;DR, this game is great and I give it an 8/10. Give it to your kids!

I got this game from a cereal box a long time ago. It never fails to amuse me, 10 years later!

I seriously can't say no when I see a game that used to mark my childhood. This game was out and my mom got me the cd from a cereal box, and man. I've played this ♥♥♥♥ so much.

The graphics are beautiful, even now. It's cartoon but nice looking. Colorful and enjoyable.

The story is as much as you'd expect from a kid's game, and it's all happiness and brocolis

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

An Instant Childhood Point-and-Click Classic from the Days of my Childhood, which consist of the old MS-DOS, Windows 3.1, Windows 95, Windows 98 & Windows 98SE PCs in which you help Pajama Sam rescue the 4 Food Group Delegates & hold an mergency peace conference & Mop Top Island where conflict is taking place between healthy and junk food.

[Previously on Pajama Sam]
Sam: Not so fast, evil doer. It's jail for you, you tasty villain! (Sam is talking to a cookie, which he eats.)
You and your chocolate chip gang are through! (Sam says as he eats the rest of the cookies, leans back and realizes) Boy, eating cookies is hard work!
(He rips the box top off of the box of cookies and puts it on his pile of box tops.)
Ah, but there's only one more box to go and I'll have twenty box tops!
And that means I can get the Pajama Man action figure with titanic elbow thrust!
I can hardly wait!

Oh, the nostalgia... This was the only Pajama Sam game that I never got a chance to play growing up. I could have done the demo with my eyes shut, but I never got to play the actual game. That said, when I saw that this was on Steam, I was ecstatic.
I will say, I don't think that this is quite as good as the original Pajama Sam, but that could be the fault of my rose-colored nostalgia glasses. Even so, this is still a worthy addition to the Pajama Sam series, and a fun point-and-click puzzle game for the kids.

After 12 years, I finally got all box tops

10/10. Food puns.

Not as strong as the first two in the series, but still a pretty decent game, for sure. The writing's very standard humongous stuff and the puzzles are pretty standard too. Not really much to complain about, though not as worthy of your time as the first two games, in my opinion.

Best game ever! Brought back so many memories of my childhood. Made my buns so full that they were over flowing!

Nostalgic.
Back in the day when I was little, I used to own the PS1 version of this game. I loved the crap out of it.
To this day, it's still fairly cute and cartoony. The puzzles are fair for kids and they should be able to handle most of it. Heck, some of it is actually quite challenging even for a kids game.
So yeah, if you have young kids and they like video games, play this series. They (and you) won't regret it.

"For ages 3-8"
I still struggle with this game.

If this game was drugs, I would be 420 Blazin all day erryday.

A broccoli kissed me. 10/10

I'm helping a carrot prevent war. Classic Pajama Sam.