Amazon Trail II

Amazon Trail II is an educational game and the sequel to The Amazon Trail. In this game you have to canoe up the Amazon River. Before starting, it is obligatory to choose yourself a guide - each of the four available candidates has a special skill that may help you on your journey. In the course of the game, you need to manage the supplies; meet, talk, and trade with different people presented by live actors in FMV; read maps; and decide how much to eat, when to rest, and how fast to paddle. The game also contains a huge amount of information about the science and history of the Amazon rainforest. It is possible to explore the rainforest along the route spotting one of 100 different species and taking pictures or picking up fruits for the supply. There is a fishing mini-game as well, and six more learning games where kids learn the origins of commodities like coffee, rice, and chocolate, locate the major rivers of the world etc.

Amazon trail is an educational adventure game. You venture back through time to meet the Inca king and deliver him the cinchona plant together with many valuable gifts. The knowledge of the rain forest is the key to successes. Your main goal is to survive the journey and, if possible, bring as many additional gifts to the Inca king.

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My First Amazing World Explorer is an educational travel game, developed and published by DK Multimedia. It functions both as a virtual atlas and as an exploration tool. The player travels the world, collecting stamps from every country visited, whilst learning about different nations.

Brain IQTopia is a fun and educational brain training game. Challenge your mind with 10 mini-games focused on memory, math, problem-solving, and artistic skills. Test your IQ.

Little Red Riding Hood goes through the forest to see her grandmother, but a wolf is stalking her... What will happen?

The Nickelodeon Wildlife Rescue games were a series of video games released by Nickelodeon throughout the early to mid 2000s. The concept of the series was that the player would act as a ranger working to rescue sick, endangered animals by bringing them to a compound and nursing them back to health by finding or buying them medicine, food, and water. Rugrats Go Wild Wildlife Rescue was a flash game released in 2003 to promote the eponymous crossover film and took place in the South China Sea. The was entirely lost, as they were removed from Nick.com circa 2011. Few screenshots can be found, and no gameplay footage seems to exist of either game. An archived version is also available, but due to the internet requirements, it is seemingly unplayable as is.

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