Tigger's Honey Hunt is a 2.5D platform game based on the Winnie the Pooh franchise, developed by Doki Denki Studio and published by NewKidCo. The story follows Tigger, who is sent by Winnie the Pooh to collect honey pots for a party after Pooh accidentally spills his own supply. The game consists of six platforming levels and three minigames for a total of nine stages. Each platforming level contains 100 honey pots to collect, and Tigger must find a required number to progress. As Tigger advances, he learns new abilities including a higher bounce and a brief hover, allowing him to revisit levels and reach previously inaccessible areas. The three minigames are Rabbit Says, Pooh Stick, and Paper Scissors Owl.
PlayStation
Released in September 2000, this version represents the original and most complete release of the game. The PlayStation port features full-motion video cutscenes using animated film clips from The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and The Tigger Movie, along with fully voiced character dialogue and appropriate loading screens before each level. The game supports up to four players in its minigames and is fully compatible with the analog controller. Critics at the time praised the beautiful, well-thought-out graphics with nice touches like falling leaves and water effects, and the charming video clips from the classic cartoons. However, reviews consistently noted the baffling lack of useful instructions and the overall short length suited primarily for young children. The consensus declared it a fun, family-friendly platformer with high production values, best appreciated by its intended audience of preschoolers and early readers.
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