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Multimedia Algebra

aka: Swift Platinum: Swift Multimedia Algebra - for Windows

Moby ID: 68937

[ All ] [ Windows ] [ Windows 3.x ]

Windows screenshots

thumbnail — The title screen. This game runs in a fixed sized window and does not expand to fill the screen, instead it paints a wide black border

thumbnail — This is Professor Doodles. He appears on screen after the title has been displayed and introduces the game.

thumbnail — This is the main menu. There's not much to it, the classroom is where the bulk of the work is done, the castle is purely about practicing co-ordinates, that leaves just help, credits and exit.

thumbnail — The Cartoon Classroom. This is where all the algebra is taught, the player selects a subject before entering

thumbnail — This is the classroom and it is the same for all subjects. Despite having Mr Pez and Slinky among the objects on the shelves the only hot spots are the three words on the blackboard

thumbnail — Selecting the RULES link on the blackboard opens a screen on the Professor's TV. This is the basic concept of algebra which has been quite neatly summarised

thumbnail — The EXAMPLE link on the blackboard brings up an animated example. Here the professor is explaining that when minus six is transferred from one side of the equation to the other it changes its sign

thumbnail — There are plenty of sample problems in each section. The player can either enter an answer or they can step through the process of solving the problem

thumbnail — The game's HELP function opens up in a new window

thumbnail — The Castle of Co-Ordinates is a series of rooms with multiple hotspots and short, fun animations

thumbnail — In one of the rooms in the Castle of Co-Ordinates. The Professor gives the player some co-ordinates to find and then the screen is overlaid with a grid.

thumbnail — In the Castle of Co-Ordinates the Professor gives the player some co-ordinates to find. In this case it is (-3,6) which, when clicked, triggers a short animation

thumbnail — The exit screen

thumbnail — The bonus game is Killer Bees, a kind of Galaga clone with bees replacing aliens and a can of insecticide replacing the players spaceship.

Windows 3.x screenshots

thumbnail — The game's title screen

thumbnail — This is Professor Doodles. He appears on screen after the title has been displayed and introduces the game.

thumbnail — This is the main menu. There's not much to it, the classroom is where the bulk of the work is done, the castle is purely about practicing co-ordinates, that leaves just help, credits and exit.

thumbnail — The main menu in standard VGA

thumbnail — The Cartoon Classroom. This is where all the algebra is taught, the player selects a subject before entering

thumbnail — This is the classroom and it is the same for all subjects. Despite having Mr Pez and Slinky among the objects on the shelves the only hot spots are the three words on the blackboard

thumbnail — Selecting the RULES link on the blackboard opens a screen on the Professor's TV. The Back/Next buttons scroll through the following explanatory screens

thumbnail — The EXAMPLE link on the blackboard brings up an animated example. Here the example is showing that the elements inside the brackets must be resolved first

thumbnail — There are plenty of sample problems in each section. The player can either enter an answer or they can step through the process of solving the problem.

thumbnail — The Castle of Co-Ordinates is a series of rooms with multiple hotspots and short, fun animations

thumbnail — The Castle of Co-Ordinates shown in standard VGA mode

thumbnail — In each room the professor gives the player a pair of co-ordinates. The view of the room is then overlaid with a grid and when the correct location is clicked a short animation occurs

thumbnail — The game's HELP function opens up in a new window

thumbnail — The bonus game Killer Bees dates to 1995

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