Rugrats: Search for Reptar was the first Rugrats game I've played when I was young and I have to say, at first I greatly enjoyed it, but then when I played it again now... I can't believed I enjoyed this game when I was little.
You see, granted that this game is Playstation era, still this game I thought was awesome but now I don't. The camera in this game is horrendous, especially when you're playing "Incident In Asle Seven." You have to guide Tommy to jump from platform to platform and the camera just freaking sucks. Tommy cannot, I repeat, cannot jump high. He's a baby for heaven's sake...
Okay, where am I going with this? What is the game even about? Well, I'll tell you. The game begins where Tommy wants to play with his Reptar puzzle but finds that all of the pieces are not in his doll. So you have to find the pieces by playing a random game based on episodes of the Rugrats such as the one I stated, Grampa's Teeth, the Mysterious Mr. Fiend and the Seven Voyages of Cynthia to name a few. Once you find all of the pieces, you get to play a bonus level of playing as Reptar, and well... destroy the city.
There's another game that I played that was for the computer that was really freaking hard and I could never find a way to complete it. You see, the point of Rugrats Adventuer Game is that Angelica managed to throw Reptar into the trash, and knowing the babies, they cannot just go up to their parents and tell them that their toy is in the trash. So they have to find a way to get the toy out of the trash. You have to find a way to scare the trashmen, find a way to get Reptar out of the trash, and how to get to the trash. But it's not so easy. You have to complete a series of finding items and the damn cookie game where you have to guide Chuckie through a series of drawers to get him to the top and make sure he gets the "chocolate chip" cookie, otherwise if you get coconut, you have to do it all over again! But finding a lot of these items could be a pain because sometimes if you click on one of them, one of the babies will let you know that they don't need that particular item, but it might come in handy later. Obviously, but you come across those items so many times it gets annoying.
I wished that Rugrats were still around because I greatly enjoyed that show when I was little. The old episodes are always and will be my favorites. All the episodes before Dil and Kimmy came are my favorite. But of course, Netflix got rid of them, as well as never having the old episodes around... I would definitely LOVE to see these and not expect to see them on the station where the 90s are back.
Because I'm not staying up past midnight every single freaking day to watch a cartoon that plays only once.
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