Nix praised the game's frame rate and music, but criticized the poor quality of its sound effects and voice overs, and wrote, 'The graphics are beautifully colorful and brimming with details, but the engine has shaky textures, break-up, and all other manner of polygon errors. Marc Nix of IGN felt that the PlayStation version would be too difficult for young children, and criticized its non-simultaneous two-player mode, as well as its repetitive loading times.

As is the case with most 3D platform titles, there are also some camera problems and control quirks, neither of which is bad enough to hamper the fun factor.' Zjaba concluded that while it was not 'groundbreaking,' it was still 'a good game for children new to the PlayStation.' There are some clipping problems and a few bland environments, but this platformer is for the most part visually pleasing.

However, the touchy controls and poor collision detection may make trouble for really young kids.' Tom Zjaba of AllGame, who reviewed the PlayStation version, praised its two-player mode and wrote that the game's theme park 'features a nice amount of detail and loads of variety between the different areas. Rybicki wrote that while none of the mini-games were 'mind-blowing,' they 'are entertaining for kids of various ages. PlayStation Magazine wrote that the PlayStation version was not 'the most impressive kid game' he had ever seen, but noted that it had some positive elements.

Rugrats adventure game pc