Pajama Sam 3: You Are What You Eat From Your Head to Your Feet

Pajama Sam 3 is a beatifully rendered game, filled with exciting detail and lots of clickables. My only real issue is that the puzzles that must be solved are far beyond the scope of my rather intelligent 4.5-year-old. In fact, I played this game through after he went to sleep so I could help him with it tomorrow, as he was starting to get frustrated with it today. The game was challenging for ME, imagine what it is like for a four-year-old.

I like the Pajama Sam Series, though I do like #1 and #2 a little better than this one. But the dancing food was a pretty funny part.

I bought this for my grandson. He has another one I believe it's Don't be afraid of the Dark, or something like that. He loves them. He loves playing them. I will be buying the next one "Thunder and Lightning aren't so frigtening". These games really are educational when it comes to reasoning and analytical thinking.

I bought 2 Pajama Sam computer games for my grandson, age 6. We ALL love the games. It took us old timers a little trial and error to get started, but once we figured it out, we loved it. My grandson was going from clue to clue fairly easily and he, too, loved it. The graphics are great and the different clues are fun to find. We still haven't completed our first game totally, but I'm sure when the 6 year old returns for the next visit, he'll be able to do so.

I bought this game for my youngest son when he first learned to use computers (10+ years ago) and we spent many hours playing it together. It was his favorite and I never got bored playing it with him. Now, I have a granddaughter who will turn 3 next month. I bought it for her about 2 months ago and she loves it; although, I have to help her a lot. It's still fun, but probably more appropriate for ages 4 and up with higher level thinking skills.