Cluefinders: The Incredible Toy Store Adventure
- Learn math including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, estimation, pattern recognitio
- Develop skills in spelling, reading comprehension, grammar, punctuation, word decoding and more
- Learn about ecology, environmental examine, hypothesizing, experimentation, mapping, world geography,
- Develop most likely thinking, deductive reasoning, spatial relationships, and strategizing
- 4 skill levels with 30+ skills covered
Product Description
It’s a maze of mystery in the ultimate toy store! Go aboard on a wild toy store adventure where your conundrum-solving skills will make a huge difference in solving this shrunken mystery! Features exciting activities and much more!Amazon.com Review
Reduction San Francisco from a powerful shrink-ray is the order of the day for Owen, Joni, Santiago, and Leslie in Cluefinders: The Incredible Toystore Adventure, an educational role-playing game for third- and fourth-grade students. When two of the Cluefinders themselves are shrunk, they are plagued by mice, spiders, and other suddenly giant monsters as they try to assemble the parts necessary to build a machine that will reverse the process. Meanwhile, the other members of the team must work out who built the mean device…and why?
The Incredible Toystore Adventure has a better mix of tale and educational make pleased than most sports meeting of its type, offering smart, resourceful characters and a mystery engaging enough to make the examine component worthwhile. And make no mistake–this game drives young players hard. Wide-ranging military exercises in math, language arts, science, and other literary subjects are presented in a cheerful and fascinating fashion. Military exercises come with four levels of difficulty and, if players want to build the anti-shrinking device, cannot be skipped.
This game also comes with a bonus CD containing an entirely separate game: Mystery of the Missing Amulet. This game carries the detectives across the galaxy on a quest to save a dying planet. Where The Incredible Toystore Adventure has a generalized focus on many areas of literary development, this second game is more narrowly all ears, offering a tough workout for a outcome’s language skills.
All in all, Cluefinders: The Incredible Toystore Adventure is a pleasant bolt from the blue–an educational game that can meet the high expectations of both parents and young players. (Ages 7 to 10) –Alyx DellamonicaAmazon.com Product Description
Being trapped in a toy store isn’t all fun and sports meeting for the ClueFinders. When Owen and Joni suddenly find themselves shrunk down to only 3 inches tall, Santiago and Leslie have to search the toy store for clues before the entire city of San Francisco is zapped by a mysterious shrinking ray. Your job is to use your skills in math, language arts, and geography to help the ClueFinders work their way owing to six action-packed activity stations and five fun ClueSpots. With four levels of difficulty, new challenges will keep you coming back for more. There are wild toy store activities like the Taxi Bug Express and a daring Escape from Alcatraz. If you get stumped, turn to the detailed help feature to work owing to the trickier challenges. And mark every milestone with a motivating progress report.
This title also includes a second bonus ClueFinders CD-ROM, The Mystery of the Missing Amulet (previously released as ClueFinders Reading Adventures). Join the ClueFinders as they travel across the galaxy to rescue the planet Millenia from the grasp of Sorceress Malicia in a fun-filled learning adventure. You will explore 10 exciting, interactive activities, and build skills in more than 25 areas, including reading comprehension, vocabulary, spelling, grammar, and critical thinking.
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I bought this game for my 6 year ancient. She played it once and thought that it was “O.K.”. I don’t believe that she’s gone back to it yet
Rating: 3 / 5
I really like this. If you don’t know who the ClueFinders are, click Laptrap (the golden-haired floating guy) and click on the ClueFinders Club button. I used to reflect it was a club you join and pay cash but no, it’s just an information center. You might as well know you need to get 3 of everything, I didn’t know that with the spark plugs, I only got one. The spark plugs is the map game witch other reviews complain about. It’s not perplexing, it’s just dull. My favorite game is where you experiment to knock down the toys but I only play it 3 times because I don’t want the ClueFinders to have any proof that they went on there adventure. Originally, I’d do 20. Eldon the Elevator takes a really long time on level 4. I really liked the plot and I always make up tales where kids are in stores after they close. Ali Trap is really cute & I wish she was in more sports meeting besides Reading Adventures where she dosen’t talk and is duplicated. This game is best for high-ish ages who know a lot about multiplication & division. Don’t get fooled by the box, the robo dog is actullay excellent by giving them a smart chip for the unshrinker. Signed, RBW
Rating: 4 / 5
I played just about every game in the ClueFinders series as a pre- and early teen. This was the last one to be released, and unfortunately, it’s just not as excellent as the other titles. Most importantly, the activities are much weaker — they are less engaging (I can’t even remember some of them), and there is no excellent way to automatically set the levels in the game to the appropriate difficulty for the kid. Every time you play owing to the adventure, you must either manually set the levels via LapTrap or start over at level one, a honest conundrum for slightly grown-up kids who will quickly get bored with the simpler levels. I also remember noticing some bugs where the sound cut out at the main screen — the other titles all played nearly flawlessly.
Another point: though kids who aren’t already fans of the series may not care, the actors who voiced the ClueFinders were replaced in this game (maybe the original kids were sounding too ancient?). The new voices are visibly supposed to be similar, but I found them noticeably different and thus very raucous.
If you like the ClueFinders, you may want to buy this game anyway — the storyline is on par with the rest of the series. Otherwise, I suggest buying one or more of the other ClueFinders sports meeting first. (3rd Grade Adventures, which introduces the characters, is an brilliant introduction to the series.)
Rating: 2 / 5
This is the first “edutainment” software that I’ve been able to install without a hitch on our Windows 2000 system. We don’t give normal accounts “Administrator” or “Potential User” privileges, and it worked fine. Kudos to The Learning Company for finally updating their game engines to work cleanly (and securely) on operating systems newer than Windows 3.1!
It also properly adjusts and restores screen resolution, and with far more than VGA resolution.
My daughter enjoys it, and has played each disk several times.
I’ll agree with the other review that the map section required some help at first. But she’s been able to stretch her mind to know all aspects of it, which is splendid.
Rating: 5 / 5
This game is really cheap (price wise) because you get one regular game and one bounus game… It is very educational and also is fun. This is a really, really splendid game!!!
Rating: 5 / 5