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 game also has 5 mini-games, such as Trivia or Find It (shown game-related
images and then have to go find them), or a 15-page coloring book (which can
be printed out and has mixable colors) and Jungle Jumble (spelling/unscramble
game). The Anteater Feeder mini-game is just for fun, an 100-level arcade
version of the old carnival shooting game except the weapon is an anteater’s
tongue and you eat bugs. These games have difficulty settings, to make things
harder or easier.

Let’s Explore the Jungle