Enter a world of imagination with fan favourites The Rugrats.
In the end, Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland is just another platform game in a sea of better titles. It only served as a platform (no pun intended) for companies like Limited Run to ride the hype and release their very expensive collector's editions. If you're looking for a fun game to pass the time, stay away from it.
The Rugrats ride again
While it may be enough for the ardent retro platforming enthusiast or for hardcore fans of the show, it’s difficult to see this is anything more than a barebones release aimed at cashing in on those hoping for a dose of nostalgia. Adventures in Gameland never stopped amazing me, regrettably most of my amazement wasn’t in a positive manner.
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However, the gameplay sours this otherwise heartwarming and nostalgic experience. Controlling the babies is frustrating, and it's made worse by the fact that the player is forced to navigate through unforgiving stages. Unless someone is a massive Rugrats fan, Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland is a game that can be skipped. For now, it's better to either...
