Pajama Sam 4: Life Is Rough When You Lose Your Stuff!
released on Aug 19, 2003
Lost among the piles of clothes and toys is his prized comic book. Donning his red cape, Pajama Sam dives into the chaos only to land in a strange and fantastic world that resembles his messy room. Pajama Sam sets off on a series of adventures in search of his lost comic book, looking for lost socks in Agitator Lake, rounding up dust bunnies at the Dust Bunny Corral, exploring the Spilled Soda Swamp and much more. In the end, Sam finds his comic book and realizes that life wouldn't be so rough if he put away his stuff! Throughout the story, kids meet lots of interesting new friends and tackle fun challenges that will inspire them to solve problems in creative ways.
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The only mainline PJ Sam game that I feel misses the mark. It still teaches a decent lesson & has a fair amount of that imaginative flair on tap, but when I played it years ago it didn't run as smoothly as the others did & didn't engage me as much as its predecessors either. Perhaps worth playing for curiosity's sake, but not as good as the trilogy it followed.
This one was alright. A step down from the first 2 titles but still had some good moments and the charm mostly remained.
look how they massacred my boy
This game removes the central tenet of the previous franchise entries; namely, that each lost item can spawn in one of two places so the game is different every time. Therefore this games lacks re-playability. A real disappointment!
I barely remember beating this one at all when it came out. I think this might be the game that taught me what progression-impeding glitches were… The change in Sam’s voice actor didn’t bother me that much, noticeable as it is, but the whole thing does kind of feel like a microwave-leftovers reheating of the first game. At least its art direction still has a semblance of life to it relative to Humongous’s budget-and-imagination-starved swan song, Pep’s Birthday Surprise (which I thankfully never played as a kid, or at all).