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When Piglet is frightened by a tree shadow, he gets teased by his friends for being so timid. Piglet decides to head off and lead another life, without anyone to "save" him from imagined monsters. Piglet's friends begin to miss him and fall asleep thinking of their runaway pals. Once outside The Hundred Acre Wood, Piglet discovers a magical telescope that allows him to enter his friends' dreams. When Piglet does this, he discovers that his friends are having nightmares where Heffalumps and Woozles are stealing what they hold most dear. Piglet decides it's time for him to be brave, and save the dreams of all his friends. [Take 2]
All critic scores are converted to a 100-point scale. If a critic does not indicate a score, we assign a score based on the general impression given by the text of the review. Learn more... 80
Cheat Code Central
If you've got kids, you've got to get this game. It's as well designed as any game out there and offers plenty of non-violent activity.
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GameSpot
This is definitely a game for a younger audience, yet it displays a level of polish rarely seen in a kid's game, and some of the game's art design may actually impress people outside of its targeted age bracket.
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IGN
If you want an excellent kids game with no violence, this is your game. It's simple, pretty and even parents who used to watch Pooh back in the day will be delighted with the high quality production levels put into this one.
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