Pajama Sam in: No need to hide when it's dark outside. - MayRey.

'''Pajama Sam in: No need to hide when it's dark outside. - MayRey''' is a video review created by MayRey in mid 2017. it is a review of the first Pajama Sam game released in 1996. It is the 6th MayRey review to be made.

You can watch the video here.

The Game
The game being reviewed in this video was Pajama Sam in: No need to hide when it's dark outside, a family friendly point and click adventure game released in 1996 for PC. it was the first entry into the Pajama Sam franchise.

Story
The story centers around a young boy, Sam, and his adventures in The Land of Darkness as he attempts to over come his fear of the dark by traveling to said land in his closet and capture Darkness himself and imprison him inside his signature edition all metal Pajama Man lunch box.

Upon entering The Land of Darkness, Sam has his possessions stolen by Trees, a known criminal organisation, and he has to spend most of the game getting them back through doing favours for people or simply finding a way to retrieve them from wherever they are stuck.

Gameplay
As the game is a point and click adventure, the gameplay consists of solving puzzles and interacting with characters and objects through the use of clicking on things with your mouse. Obviously.

You use items by moving the mouse to the bottom of the screen, which opens your inventory, clicking on the item you wish to use and then clicking on what you wish to use it on or with.

Trivia
Every time a player loads up Pajama Sam, the game slightly randomises certain aspects of itself; some characters are in different places, some items are moved around, and different pathways open or close. In addition to this, the sock collecting minigame also changes where the location of all the socks are.

MayRey's Thoughts
MayRey's thoughts on the game were overwhelmingly positive. she loved the game for it's art style, charming characters, easy stress reliving gameplay and soundtrack. She loved the art for it's use of colour and perspective as well as the games wonderfully fun and stretchy animations.