Pingu: A Barrel of Fun!

Pingu no Waku-waku Carnival is a minigame collection based on the Swiss children's clay animated series; Pingu. It was released for Nintendo DS as part of Square-Enix "Pure Dreams" brand.

'Fun! Fun! Pingu' is a Japanese PlayStation title based on the children's animation series 'Pingu'. The game follows Pingu in his escapades based on different episodes of the show, as he finds and picks up different items and talks with different citizens of Antartica. Alongside the release, various Pingu-branded PSX merchandise like controllers and memory cards were made.

Educational game featuring Pingu. Includes 5 games, 5 puzzles and 5 screen savers.

Pingu no Waku-waku Carnival is a minigame collection based on the Swiss children's clay animated series; Pingu. It was released for Nintendo DS as part of Square-Enix "Pure Dreams" brand.

Pingu and Friends is a collection of ten activities for players of any age based on the BBC clay-mated animated children's Pingu TV series. Players use an interactive mitten cursor to interact with many of the game's activities, including dragging objects, counting several items and drawing in the Art Studio activity. Some of the games (particularly 'Save Pinga') only utilise the keyboard arrow keys. The activities are split into two locations: inside Pingu's house and outside the house.

'Fun! Fun! Pingu' is a Japanese PlayStation title based on the children's animation series 'Pingu'. The game follows Pingu in his escapades based on different episodes of the show, as he finds and picks up different items and talks with different citizens of Antartica. Alongside the release, various Pingu-branded PSX merchandise like controllers and memory cards were made.

Toy Story Activity Center is a series of puzzle-oriented minigames involving the cast of Toy Story.

Fruit Box is a Web Game made in HTML5 where you drag the mouse to highlight a group of apples that add up to ten, try to get as many points as you can before the time runs out.

Become A Science Explorer involves 8 different activities, 20 experiments to print off and try, brilliant graphics and 8 fun worksheets! You can also take the ultimate science test in the Bright Sparks Quiz!

Point & click adventure game set in the Villa Majorelle in Nancy, France - a Art Nouveau house with growing plants on the doors blocking you from leaving it.

Alik: Juz Ide Do Szkoly is a set of didactic games with the friendly dog Alik, which will surely conquer the hearts of all children and become their friend, helper and guide. In different parts of the garden, the child learns to recognize colors and shapes, compare sizes, evaluate the mutual position of objects, count objects and solve simple tasks requiring logical thinking. In some games single skills are practiced, in others - several at once. Alik patiently explains how to do the task, praises the successes and says when the child has made a mistake.

Uncle Albert's Magical Album is the first game in a series based on the fictional character "Uncle Albert". Aimed at ages 7 and up (9 and up advertised in the US release), it consists of a series of puzzles that can be completed in a non-linear order. The player needs to reveal the secret of uncle Albert through a book in his attic. Solving the puzzles opens up new pages that lead to the secret.

Sanjijukugo Flash is a free mini Flash game provided by GAMEDESIGN. It's very simular to Yojijukugo Flash. "Sanjijukugo" is a Japanese idiom consisting of 3 kanji. In each stage, some kanji are randomly placed. The goal is to construct Sanjijukugo by rearranging them with a mouse in all 5 stages.

Yojijukugo Flash is a free mini Flash game provided by GAMEDESIGN. "Yojijukugo" is a Japanese idiom consisting of 4 kanji. In each stage, some kanji are randomly placed. The goal is to construct Yojijukugo by rearranging them with a mouse in all 7 stages.

Dinotopia: Game Land Activity Center follows the dinosaur theme to run a few mini-games such as dinosaur footprint phrases, flies a dinosaur through a side scrolling game o match hatching dino eggs.

So you think you understand your device? Think again. Stop tapping. Stop swiping. In fact, stop touching the screen at all. To crack Blackbox’s puzzles you’ll need to find solitude and stillness, climb mountains, call on friends, get in tune with the cosmos, and think outside the box. Solutions that can’t be found beneath the glass of your screen redefine what a puzzle can be. You’ll never see your device the same way again.