Här Kommer Pippi Långstrump

Pippi Longstocking is a well-known fictional character in northern Europa. She is a little girl that never grows up and lives with no adults in Villa Villekulla, an abandoned house, with a horse (with no name) and a monkey, Mr. Nilsson. She says her mother is in heaven and her father is king of a pacific island. But who really knows ? The original stories, written by Astrid Lindgren since 1945, were adapted into films and television series. Here, is a computerized version where children will discover her little world. First, they'll have to enter Villa Villekulla, by the door, of course. Players will explore the rooms in the Villa (hall, kitchen, bureau, bedroom, and attic) and solve different types of puzzles (i.e. jigsaw, memory). There's also a book activity where children can choose among three books and start these stories with screen texts that can be turned on or off. Texts are available in twelve (say, eleven because of British/American english) different languages.

In "Bibi Blocksberg: Der verhexte Liebesbrief" Bibi fell in love! The little witch raves about Joachim, a boy from her school. She writes him a real love letter, which she bewitches with a special love spell. This starts a big mess! Because wherever the postman comes with the letter, the Neustadt citizens fall in love: the policeman falls in love with the traffic light, the neighbors with Bernhard Blocksberg and Ms. Kolumna with their own reflection in a mirror! A funny sight, but now the city is upside down - the Neustadt newspaper cannot be printed, the cars are stuck in a traffic jam and the neighbors want to kiss Bernhard. In 12 individual games, the players help Bibi to put everything back in order and undo the witchcraft of love. They have to step in for Bibi's friends selling ice cream, sort articles for the Neustadt newspaper, take on a ship christening or save Bernhard from the kisses of the neighbors.

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