Skipper & Skeeto: Tales from Paradise Park

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A Danish edutainment point-and-click adventure game set in a castle. The player directs Skipper and Skeeto, a mole and mosquito, as they try to find a treasure hidden in the castle. They have one hour to find the treasure or the castle will be demolished. As one hour is too little, the player can discover invisible "forgotten moments" by scanning the screen with a magnifying glass. The game has small minigames centered around subjects such as the solar system, stars or the periodic table . Most of the game is about exploring the castle, collecting items and using them to get forward. At the end of the game there is a maze. The game is second game of the francise, having very loose ties with the first game.

Third installation in the Danish point-and-click game series about adventures of Skipper and Skeeto, a mole and a mosquito. Mr. Shade from the previous game has captured Skipper and a female mole named Suzy Molson (Mia in some localisations) and taken them to his office building. They must escape from the building, filled with stuffed endangered animals. At the beginning, player can choose to free either Skipper or Suzy and the rest of the game is played with this character. The player directs Skeeto and one of the moles, picking up objects and solving puzzles in a typical point-and-click fashion. The game also features simple battle mechanic against Mr. Shade's robotic spiders. The game still has some edutainment content, mainly about various animals and their environments.

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