Undersea Adventure

Some of yall are probably too young to remember the days of encyclopedias, but that's basically what Undersea Adventure is. It's a digital encyclopedia/minigame collection that was originally on the Packard Bell (other games in the collection included 3D Dinosaur Adventure, 3D Body Adventure, Kid's Zoo, and two games about space and speed but I never played those ones) back in the very early 1990s, and it sets out to teach players about oceans, sea creatures, and why we should care about them. The pictures and videos are pixellated. The audio is bitcrunched. Some of the data is a little out of date. But its still charming and there's still some good facts and fun to be found - complete with a cameo by Jacques Cousteau. This is one of the things that got me addicted to marine biology in the first place, I even remember quoting this game as a source for an assignment an extremely long time ago. NOTE: Recommended but only for nostalgia's sake! If you didn't play this in the 90s, this ain't for you! Unless you're just super interested in studying vintage edutainment I guess! And even then maybe wait for a sale because its like 30 minutes to do everything, maybe over an hour if you read slow! tbh, I don't know why they just didn't sell the entire Knowledge Adventure pack in one title like they did way back when but whatever I guess!