David Bellamy's Endangered Wildlife screenshots

The first title screen.<br>This is overlaid by a series of animal snapshots until the second title screen appears

The second title screen

The main menu.<br>Clicking on the moon displays the credits

The Discovery Tour: The main screen

The Discovery Tour: Here Australia has been selected and this gives a choice of two animals

The Discovery Tour: This is the screen where all the information on the Hairy-Nosed Wombat can be found. There are many more animals to learn about on other continents

The Message: These people are from the future where the Earth is in trouble. They have a message about preserving the environment to pass on

The Discovery Game: Signing in and selecting the difficulty setting for the game

The Discovery Game: Now we're signed in we can select an animal. All the animals are shown in grey, they will be shown in colour once the connected mini games have been completed

The Discovery Tour: The San Joaquin Kit Fox was selected from the 'Tour's menu screen. This is the grid of tiles that is produced

The Discovery Tour: The screen of tiles is different to most other games so it's good that there's in-game help

One of the tiles triggers a timed Wordsearch game.

When completed the Wordsearch puzzle rewards the player with information, this can be used to solve more puzzles

Another tile triggers a game of tic-tac-toe

There's a jigsaw to be found too. The player gets to see the completed picture for a few seconds and then it's scrambled and there's a limited time to reassemble it

Sometimes the factual information contains a clue, here the player is advised to find three tile fragments

The paler tiles are where the answers to crossword clues go. Clicking on one tile in the row/column brings up a clue in the green bar at the bottom. If answered correctly the tiles are removed

Here two matching pictures have been uncovered, these tiles will now disappear

When a player has cleared a grid and revealed the animal they cannot go back and play those games again. Of course other players, with a different login can play it

David Bellamy's Endangered Wildlife

Windows 3.x screenshots