Miss Spider's Tea Party

The Good
Some of the graphics are cute. Fun ideas, which occasionally succeed at entertaining. My daughter actually enjoyed two of the mini-games (the butterflies, and the bees).

The cutesy audio on some kids games can be seriously annoying for adult helpers. This game is not as bad as some, though not great, either.

The Bad
This is a game for ages 3-7, and the difficulty level is all over the place. The arcade sections are way too difficult for a small child (on PC at least. Playstation controls might be more manageable). The puzzle sections were very easy on easy and quite hard on hard, but a couple were too repetitive and boring. It doesn't seem like they actually tested this game on any kids.

The graphics were muddy, on my PC at least, making some of the puzzles very unclear (e.g. black ant tunnels through brown dirt were hard to see). There is not a lot of attention to detail in the graphics, though the drawings are cute.

Oh, and it is very short.

The Bottom Line
Kids have to help Miss Spider's insect friends get to her tea party by completing 8 mini-games. Some are arcade style, and some are memory based. Probably more suited to ages 6-7 than 3-4, but in general, not recommended.