Laura's Happy Adventures
Sold Out		(Win95/98/Me/XP) (Retail) (LAURAPR)
Discontinued

Publisher: Playmobil / Ubi Soft

Children

Multilingual: English, French and German

Ages: 6 and up

Get Ready for an Adventure with Laura!

Laura has discovered a magic diamond. Her mission? To make the five facets of the diamond light up by helping her friends and family!

Experience exciting adventures with Laura!
Everyone needs your help. As Laura, you must find the clues to help solve the puzzles that await you. Explore the places of your dreams and meet many different characters in this fabulous world.

Your Playmobil toys come to life in this adventure game for girls.
Watch the Playmobil characters come to life with every step and every move you make. You can even redecorate your whole Playmobil house by waving your magic wand.

Take control in this wonderful 3d world.
Control Laura's movements in this beautiful 3D world. Watch her walk, run and jump: she is a real little action girl!

Skills Developed:

• Computer Literacy
• Creativity
• Logical Reasoning
• Causal Relationships

Requirements:

Windows 95/98/Me/XP or NT w/ service pack 3: Pentium 200 MMX (P233 recommended), 32 MB RAM (64 MB recommended); 6X CD-ROM drive (8x recommended); 4MB Direct 3D compatible 3D card, Direct X 6 compatible video and sound card.

Reviews

Kids Domain by Stephanie Heese

"...Kids guide Laura using either the arrows on the computer keyboard or a gamepad through the rooms of her beautiful house, into the yard, through the narrow streets of the village, and more. Along the way, kids must investigate everything they see and be curious, making Laura open drawers, pick up interesting items (like a peanut, dog bone, and bracelet) to put them in her backpack, and talk to everyone she meets along the way. Talking to people will help give clues. At the beginning of the adventure, the goal of the game may not be very clear, but after exploring for awhile, the story slowly unravels - and it is all about fairies and magic."

"The program is so realistic at times that, to a young child, it can almost feel like she's in Laura's shoes. Once kids unlock the door in the basement, things can get quite eerie. The music is mysterious and a tad scary, and doors shut behind Laura dramatically. When Laura peeks into a trunk, realistic rats come out of it. My 5 year old daughter was terrified and close to tears about this area. Even my 8 year old admitted it was "a little bit" scary. I had to work through the basement part of the game for my daughter, and assure her that everything was just fine."

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