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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.

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Word Flyer is an educational game designed to improve children's word recognition and spelling skills. Players control birds perched atop letter towers on both sides of the screen. The game presents single letters or words up to four letters long, which float towards the player while increasing in size. Using a joystick, players must quickly select the correct letters from their towers to match the oncoming words. As players successfully match words, a progress bar fills, unlocking more challenging stages. The game features five progressively difficult levels, starting with simple letter matching and advancing to longer words. Word Flyer supports both single-player and two-player cooperative modes, encouraging teamwork and shared learning experiences.

Learn over 200 Korean words by completing fun challenges. Unlock mini-games, art and music.

A daily challenge for puzzle lovers. Carefully curated quizzes inspired by Japanese logic and culture. From IQ tests to tricky riddles, it’s time to train your brain. Perfect for all ages — sharpen your thinking and enjoy every “aha!” moment.

"Learn chess from scratch and become a master! Chess Quest is a step-by-step adventure that makes chess fun and accessible for everyone—from complete beginners to future grandmasters.

Have you ever wanted to become smarter? This guide shows you how to unlock the full potential of your brain and enhance your thinking, decision-making, and focus.

MSX Copycat is an adaptation of the classic memory game SIMON, originally created by Ralph Baer and Howard J. Morrison and distributed in 1978 by Milton Bradley (MB). This game was developed by Alberto (BCO) Sgaggero as part of the Retro Programmers Inside (RPI) and Phaze101 Game Jam. The game features four large squares in green, red, yellow, and blue. Each colored square is associated with the cursor keys on the MSX keyboard. These squares light up in a random sequence, with each square illuminating also emitting a specific musical note. Once the sequence is complete, the player must reproduce it by pressing the cursor keys corresponding to the position of the icons on the screen (for example, if the upper square lights up, the player must press the "up" cursor key), being careful to reproduce it in the exact same order. If the player succeeds in this task, they will be presented with a new sequence, identical to the previous one but with the addition of a new square/tone; the sequence to repeat becomes progressively longer, making the player's task more difficult. Have fun!

In every quiet cup, a deep tradition lives on. This guide explores the world of Japanese tea—from its varieties and flavors to the rich cultural practice of the tea ceremony.