Let's Explore the Farm (Junior Field Trips)

儿童向的科普游戏 全英语对话，没有字幕，对非英语母语的人群有一定障碍（本身对年龄较大的用户其实这类游戏没啥太多的吸引了） 动画风格的画面即使2、30年后来看也还算是能接受的（相比其他同年代的游戏） 总体来说纪念意义大于游戏性

there;s a tree you can click and it will spawn infinite chickens and cows . thumbs up

Ферма, животные, сараи, поля и куча простых интерактивных деталей. Великой игры тут нет, зато есть понятный детский кайф: нажал — что-то смешно шевельнулось, хрюкнуло или объяснило, как устроена деревенская жизнь. Маленькая, добрая и совсем из другого времени.

The Buzzy games are absolutely fantastic little games and I recommend all 3 of them. I played these games when I was a kid and now my son is playing them and there's something really magical about that. Especially when there are very few games on Steam that I can say that about. Most of the games of my youth are abandonware at this point. Studios long forgotten, games with no one to license them. The games by Humongous though are an amazing exception. The Buzzy games are one of those games that still hold up really well as well. It's a point and click and you will go around different areas on the farm. Your kid can click on things to make them make sounds or do actions. If they click the "What is This?" button first then they will get facts about that thing or animal. You also have an area to play a few little games and an area to take quizzes about the things you have learned. If your child doesn't want to click around there is also an index and they can just find a thing they want to hear about again or for the first time. The whole game is very simple from an adult perspective but for a young kid (my son is 7) it's a really fun game if you like to learn. It's also a great tool for parents to teach their child how to use a pc. This wasn't THE game I used, I used the Jungle Buzzy game but my son has since played all of them, but it was a great game for learning mouse control. The way we did it was he learned basic mouse control by just navigating the game and learning. Then a bit more advanced mouse control by playing the games where he has to move a bit faster to play them. It worked really well and now he's able to use a mouse easily in other kinds of games. When it comes to the look of the game, honestly the game holds up visually too. It has that 90s charm to it yes, but the pixel art looks really good. Really, the only negatives to Buzzy is that there aren't more games and it set my son up for disappointment as every other game he's played where he finds animals has a woeful lack of info on the creatures he looks for. So if you have a small child who loves to learn or a child who is wanting to learn how to use a pc and needs to learn how to use a mouse. This is a perfect game to pick up. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43095726-Just-A-Chick-Reviews/] Check out my Curator Page[/url]

Os jogos da Humongous Entertainment são todos muito bons ainda hoje. Os do Buzzy são todos muito simples, mas bons dentro de suas propostas. Além de poder interagir e procurar objetos, os jogos têm glossário, livro de colorir e um mini game. Não acho que compense comprar nenhum deles individualmente. Em um bundle grande e com preço bem baixo, pode até compensar se você quiser ter algo pra uma criança jogar na sua biblioteca.

La olm çocuk oyunuymuş ya bu... Ücretsiz key ile geldi, neymiş diye bakayım dediydim altı üstü. :P Şakası bir yana şöyle girdim 5 dk kadar gezindim. Çocuklar için eğitici bir point&click oyunu. Tek sıkıntı şu, Türkiye'de 7 yaş altı kaç tane çocuk ingilizceyi ana dili gibi biliyor... :P Ha varsa öyle süper zeka bir çocuğunuz veya gurbette olup da anadil olarak İngilizcesi olan çocuğunuz, gayet faydalı bir oyun. İçinde hem çocuklar için mini oyunlar var hem de sesli anlatım mevcut. Konu olarak tarla, bağ, bahçe, ahır ve kümes hayvanları ağırlıklı. Sadece çocuğu 7 yaş altı olup, İngilizcesi hem writing hem de speaking konusunda ileri seviyede olan ebeveynlere tavsiye edilir. O da nish bir kitledir zaten Türkiye'de. :D

This is less of a game, perhaps, and more so a highly interactive educational tool for kids. I played this and the other two a fair amount growing up; and, even though it didn't inspire me to go become a farmer, this series helped foster curiosity about how the world around me works in a fun, entertaining way. A "Field Trip" a good way to describe it. It's school, but laid back and fun. In addition to showing kids some basics about running a farm, this game has a feature that defines pretty much anything you can see in a read-yourself or read-aloud context, even allowing kids (or their parents) to pause over certain words. It's great for teaching kids the basics whilst making it more tangible. To that point, there is even a spelling minigame for them in the play section. Actually, there are a few minigames in there. Most importantly for this title, there's an egg catching minigame that is pretty fun and more of a challenge than you might think and there's a find it game that is also a fun challenge that requires you to locate various objects throughout the game, some of which can be reasonably obscure. All in all, this is a great tool for entertaining kids and teaching them a bit about the world that can really foster joy and curiosity. If you're a parent, I highly recommend picking this up either in the Junior Field Trips Complete Pack or the Humongous Entertainment Complete Pack.

Let's Explore The Farm with Buzzy is an ancient family friendly 1988/DOS era point and click "game" running on Steam thanks to the ScummVM engine. I use the quotes around the word "game" because this is more of a childrens multimedia interactive educational software piece, allowing kids to click on various elements of a farm and learn about agriculture with a few short dictionary entries and pictures for various farm related objects. This game is over 25 years old, it's ancient. 4:3, fixed resolution (looks like VGA). Weirdly, the devs have patched it from time to time, but this is really like putting lipstick on the skeleton of a pig that died long ago. I know that's not all that nice to say, but these guys are charging a whopping $7 USD for this, when you can play free games for kids, with much higher quality, in browsers or mobile, so how could anyone consider paying for this? This is just some attempt to cash in on some old abandoned kids game. It's really not cool.

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I shouldn't have six hours in this game. but I do love the coloring lol. Old childhood game that I go back onto every once in a while. Mainly for the coloring book, but also to point and click around the kitchen. That soup will never have enough garlic.