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ABC Cubes: Teddy's Playground 
Teddy has been placed in charge of the Appleberry Family`s house while they`re on vacation, and has been promised a delicious reward of homemade popcorn! Unfortunately, with only one day remaining before the Appleberrys return, the house is a total disaster! With popcorn on the brain, our hero sets out to clean the house. Help Teddy collect all the ABC Cubes to earn the scrumptious reward in this clever Puzzle game.
- Cute critters!
- Addicting gameplay
- Clean the house!
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- CPU: 800 Mhz
- RAM: 128 MB
- DirectX: 8.1
- Hard Drive: 95 MB
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ABC Cubes: Teddy's Playground
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great kids' puzzle game!
This is a really cute young kid's game. From the perspective of Teddy and his toy friends, playing games, cleaning and organizing his toy blocks (cubes) before his human family returns from vacation. Puzzle aspects mixed with Match 3 style gaming. Starts out very simply, easily, and gets progressively more challenging, but still do-able. Bright colors, festive set up, a nice family game, or young kid's first game!
December 23, 2011
Kids have to be readers to play game
This game is misleading. The bright, cheerful graphics make this look like a preschool age game, but there is so much text and reading, that an adult would have to play this with the child. And a child that can read would have little interest in playing a "little kid's game." The game also runs slowly on my Vista machine, and when the congratulatory words pop up over the game board, you can't click through them. You have to stop playing until they disappear, then continue. The designers of this game had good intentions, but they should have worked with some teachers on what would be age-appropriate. Right now the graphics are preschool, while the game play is for much older kids.
February 15, 2012
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