Pajama Sam 2: Thunder and Lightning Aren't so Frightening

Pajama Sam 2: Thunder and Lightning Aren't so Frightening

released on Oct 02, 1998

Pajama Sam 2: Thunder and Lightning Aren't so Frightening

released on Oct 02, 1998

Join Pajama Sam, the world's youngest superhero as he journeys to World Wide Weather, the storm-stirring factory in the sky! Sam's spent on to many evenings cowering under the couch, so he sets out to conquest his fear of thunderstorms. Just as our little guy begins to learn that storms aren't as bad as they seem, Sam accidentally send the weather system into a frenzy. Now, there is snow in Saigon, and sunshine in Seattle! He'll need your child's help to explore this wonderful world filled with challenging puzzles, fun games, and fantastic new friends as they help Thunder and Lightning fix the broken machines and return the world's weather to normal before Mother Nature finds out!


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The Pajama Sam games are big on imagination, and this one's no slouch in that regard. A whimsical factory high in the clouds that controls the weather? What a cool idea. Not every puzzle hits the mark, but most do & it's another solid entry in Humongous Entertainment's repertoire.

Might objectively be a bit worse than the original, but it has such an awesome and fun theme, with some very fun puzzles. Mix that with a bit of nostalgia and we have one of my favourites.

These games make me feel so freaking stupid

I'm pretty sure I just got completely lost in this game and had no idea what to do to finish it lol

This place is an Osha nightmare