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This game came out in 1996, helping children growing up as the main character, Adiboo, interacts with us in various mini-games, sometimes fighting the mean monster-blob, and most times teaching children reading, singing, and many life values.
In “Noddy and the Toyland Fair”, the player helps Noddy setting up the stands for the Toyland Fair and dealing with Sly and Gobbo's sabotage of the party, through a series of mini-games.
Cheese is in a go-kart, and it is going downhill very fast, and that is scaring him a lot. You need to have Mac and Bloo hold it so that it does not go fast. To do that, click and hold the left mouse button, to slow down the go-kart.
Meet Pushy, a small, friendly character who wants to be in his home. Before he can get there, however, there is a puzzle to solve. You move Pushy step by step and, through trial and error, determine how the different elements of the puzzle operate, and what tasks need to be done. For example, Pushy must move obstacles and dump a red ball into a red hole. After completing all relevant tasks, move Pushy to his home. If you solved everything correctly, you will advance to the next level!
Teddybear Finni needs your help with planning his birthday party. Collect items, presents, and fruits and invite your friends! This game was developed to teach russian kids the English language.
Click through the pages of a living comic book and zap the villains back where they belong!
Her Royal Highness could really go for a snack, but Her Royal Butt is too tired to move. Food catering is a servant's duty anyway. Pop a minion and order him to steal some food nearby. Then order him to get some more. Pop a new minion. Pop a fuckton of minions. Get a fuckton of food???
Children's point-and-click storybook adventure based on the picture book "Short Stories for a Sleepless Night" by Yuko Hara.
Children join author Ludwig Bemelmans' brave little Parisian schoolgirl as she and her eleven roommates travel the continent, in Madeline European Adventures. This educational game, intended for children ages five and up, is designed to help players develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, as well as an awareness of foreign languages. As they travel with Madeline from Paris to Switzerland, Italy, and Turkey, players will help the girls solve four main mysteries -- one in each country. Children can also become familiar with the locations, capitals, and flags of 19 European nations, and the game encourages players to learn over 100 words in Spanish and French.