Popular games for franchise Care Bears
Nothing says 'quality time' like playing a Care Bears family board game with your kids. Rainbow Slides is the mobile version of the classic 'Snakes & Ladders' game, with a few new twists. It is fun for children of all ages!
The game concept in Care Bears revolves around grabbing the "Tummy Icon" from each of the Care Bears as they slowly fell down the screen. Once all the icons were collected the player would have to arrange them in a certain order before time ran out. Although this may sound rather easy, one has to keep in mind that the game was geared toward young children, so things had to be kept simplistic. Care Bears made it to the beta testing stage before the marketing department decided to stop work on the game citing that the market for childrens games was diminishing, and the gameplay was too dull. Therefore it was decided that all further development on the game was to be stopped. According to programmer Laura Nikolich, part of the reason Care Bears was killed off, was that the marketing department really didn't know what they wanted. The Care Bears product line was aimed at the 8 and under age group, but marketing wanted a more action oriented game designed for older kids. Although Nikolich described the game as being almost finished, the only known prototype to surface is nothing more than a graphics demo.
Care Bears: To The Rescue is a platformer game set in the Care Bears universe featuring 30 levels across five unique worlds! Experience the game in singleplayer mode or up to 4 players in local co-op mode!
The Care Bears TV Games, based on characters owned by American Greetings, was developed by ImaginEngine and released by Jakks Pacific in 2005.
A Care Bears video game. It teaches letters, numbers, matching, etc.
Care Bears: Care Quest is an Action game, developed by Sirius Games and published by The Game Factory, which was released in 2005.
Care Bears: Let's Have a Ball! is based on characters from a popular children's television show and feature films, originally developed by American Greetings in 1981. The player is taken directly to the home screen among the clouds where he can select a Care Bear to play any of the eight arcade-style games they represent. Each game is prefaced with a description and instructions, and all the other games can also be accessed from here by clicking on the bears that line the bottom of the screen. The games have five levels that become progressively more difficult as the player reaches them. Actions are performed by moving items or Care Bears with the mouse and keyboard.
Care Bears: Catch a Star features 10 of the most popular Care Bears for rainbow-filled fun in their perfect play land.
Care Bears: Care-a-lot Jamboree is an educational game. Includes 10 Care Bears and 8 games.