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Yolanda Cuadros
Let's Explore the Jungle With Buzzy is a great game simply because it delves into subject matter which most kids love. While Let's Explore the Airport With Buzzy and Let's Explore the Farm are informative, they aren't subjects which most kids are really excited to learn about. The jungle, however, with all of its interesting animals, is a natural choice to build a fun educational resource around.
In the jungle exploring area, you can choose from the Asian, African or South American jungles and check out the myriad plants and animals which live there. Each main jungle screen leads off into three or four subscreens, some of which have subscreens of their own. On each subscreen there are plenty of things to look at and sounds to hear. Clicking on a hot spot will make a gibbon swing around on its branch or cause a monkey to jump out of the bushes and scramble up a tree. Clicking the same spot again will often cause a different response, and in at least one area there is a series of events which occur if you keep clicking: in Africa, clicking on some bushes will bring a monkey out of hiding. It will stand next to a crocodile and hold a stick. Continued clicks will make the monkey poke the crocodile with the stick until the reptile turns and snaps its jaws at the monkey, which makes him run away. Discovering these little treasures is a big part of what makes this package so much fun.
Beyond the exploring aspect of this package, there is also a game area with different activities. The Trivia section is quite challenging and can be played on one of three difficulty levels, as can the Find It game, which is basically a treasure hunt wherein the player is shown a picture and has to locate it somewhere in one of the jungles. There is also a word scramble game which is enjoyable and a coloring area. They also included a game called Feed the Anteater which consists of clicking on ants going by on a screen to find the player's anteater. Unfortunately, this one is a little too one-dimensional and lacks any real excitement once the player has mastered the ability to click on the slow-moving ants.
This game allows children to explore Humongous versions of the South American, African and Southeast Asian jungles, and learn about some of the animal and plant life there. Like "The Airport" and "The Farm" titles, this game features Buzzy the Knowledge Bug as a guide. He reads aloud questions, answers, and the names of objects. In addition, he provides tips and suggestions and points out interesting facts. Kids can explore the three environments, each of which has quite a few locations, where they can click on things for fun animations or instead ask "What Is This?" and go to a micro-encyclopedia for each item which describes the item and shows where they are from. The 210-item encyclopedia also has an index, so kids can jump right to items - clicking on the picture on the page will take you a place where that bug, bird, plant, or animal can be found. The encyclopedia has text, but will also read to the child if they wish - you can have it read each word by just holding the cursor over the word too. The pages also have colored hyper-linked words that are topics of other pages in the encyclopedia.
The first game was originally released on November 22, 1994[2] under the "Junior Encyclopedias" brand, with an updated version released on July 27, 1995, alongside Let's Explore the Airport[3] that revamped the user interface and added mini-games. Players visit a mixed farm and can explore the barn, animals, and crops. Available areas include a farmhouse, crop fields, an orchard, a chicken coop, and a duck pond. The farm has all of the activities and processes of a real, working farm. This includes milking a cow, collecting eggs from hens, harvesting corn, and more. Fact sheets about all the farm animals, plants, farm staff, and pieces of equipment are available. Mini-games (in Let's Explore only) include trivia, spelling quizzes, a coloring book, and an egg catching game.
The second title was released on July 27, 1995, alongside Let's Explore the Farm.[3] Players visit an airport and can explore the various airport departments and the interior of the aircraft. Other areas include the airfield, a seaplane dock, and a helipad. The airport has all the processes, procedures, services, and specifications true to reality. Fact sheets with diagrams teach about the aircraft, airport staff, and machinery. Mini-games include trivia, object quizzes, object finding, a coloring book, and a lost luggage game.
Let's Explore the Jungle with Buzzy is the second game in the Let's Explore with Buzzy series. The game guides children through various jungles such as the South American, African and Southeast Asian jungles. Children learn about the various flora and fauna that inhabit these regions.
Let's Explore the Jungle with Buzzy is the third and final game in the Let's Explore with Buzzy the Knowledge Bug series. The game guides children through various jungles such as the South American, African and Southeast Asian jungles. Children learn about the various flora and fauna that inhabit these regions.
**Other details: The following will be some weirdly specific, yet, hopefully helpful details. I remember a lot of green vegetation and wooden walkways that were like raised above the lagoon. There were heavily jungle-themed buildings throughout the game where you would enter to talk with other characters. In my mind the game was a 3D rendered game, but I was so young that its possible that it was hand drawn and I've simply forgotten.
Buzzy the Knowledge Bug is a series of children's games made by Humongous Entertainment for the early Windows computers (with ports to macOS and Linux. Each game played out like a visual encyclopedia, where you would be going through the farm, the airport, or the jungle (depending on the game). You would be able to trigger the many click points to see all the random inanimate objects come to life, as well as use the "What is this?" command to click on anything in the scenery and be taken to its definition in the index. Each game also included five mini-games, three of which were always a coloring book, an "I Spy" styled Find It game, and Trivia. Two of them, on the other hand, changed from game to game. One of them was a puzzle game (Hangman in The Farm, "What is It?" in The Airport, and an unscramble-the-word game in The Jungle), but the other was an arcade-styled game.
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