Roberta Williams' Mixed-Up Mother Goose
Published: April 12, 2011 - Last update: October 3, 2010 - 269 downloads
- Year
- 1991
- Genre
- Adventure
- Theme
- Pre-school / Toddler
- Publisher
- Sierra On-Line, Inc.
- Developer
- Sierra On-Line, Inc.
- Perspective
- 3rd-Person
1 vote
5 MiB
Description of Roberta Williams' Mixed-Up Mother Goose
1991 saw the release of Roberta Williams' Mixed-Up Mother Goose on the DOS system. A adventure game, created by Sierra On-Line, Inc. and distributed by Sierra On-Line, Inc.. If you like pre-school / toddler, download, install and enjoy Roberta Williams' Mixed-Up Mother Goose!
Not just VGA, this is a new and different game from Mixed Up Mother Goose but with the same charm.
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Comments and reviews
Grimlock the savage added this comment :
Great little game, it's up there with Oregon Trail and Commander Keen!
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Itoo added this comment :
This game is *just* playable by a preschooler with lots of assistance, a kindergartner with some assistance or ideally by 1st graders (early readers.) A 2nd grader might find it fun but probably not very challenging.
The game is a giant map of multiple houses/buildings/scenes where numerous classic Mother Goose characters are hanging out. Each one is missing something essential: Peter Pumpkin Eater can't find his wife, or Mary lost her little lamb. After the character's poetic speech, it flashes the exact picture of the missing object (that's why pre-readers can play this.) Since each scene is just the character or the object its easy to match them up, however, a little mind can get lost in the map very easily. Also, you can only carry one object at a time, whenever you pick one up it will set down whatever you had last.
The sound will work with VDMSound, Google and download it from Sourceforge. Then instead of left-clicking to open, right click and choose "Run with VDMSound". This program activates the sound in about 80% of the games I've tried running through it. Sometimes it makes games playable that otherwise refused to even boot up.
If you're looking for a slightly younger game, check out Scooter's Magic Castle (also available on this site.)