Big Thinkers! Kindergarten screenshots

From the introductory song

Outside view to Ben and Becky's house

The game starts in this room.

The (finished) tile puzzle, yet in a simpler version - no inverted tiles.

The second room - the kitchen. Finding WHERE the minigames are is the hardest aspect of the game...

The third area - the garden.

The garbage sorting game.

Ben and Becky's playroom

The music minigame is one of the few which seems to lack the "task" aspect - it's rather freeform, you get Smart Stars after playing it for a while.

The fish tank game - very simple. And another example of Ben and Becky's shapeshifting. ;)

The storybook. I have known this minigame from "Putt-Putt Travels Through Time", there at least these silly "stories" had better, more colourful ideas.

This minigame could be called the Special one - it can only be played after you have collected some Smart Stars.

Elements for using in the portrait mostly look ugly. Fortunately, you don't have to paint a caricature of Ben, you can use an empty virtual canvas and paint... a jolly gay rainbow, for example.

Some shapeshifting action from Becky...

...As an extra little reward for solving a task, you can see her morph into something...

...unfortunately, always the same object for each letter: always a funny jar of jam for "J", always a banal egg for "E"...

See? I'm a genius and I got papers to prove it! ;)

Game credits are hidden in a book - look for an extra direction arrow, not a star, in the library.

The "big puzzle" is an interesting combination of chance and thinking: you need to choose which of the two allows you to move further.

My newer version of the library painting task, to show that I can draw something better too.

Big Thinkers! Kindergarten

Windows 3.x screenshots