Learning Land 1: At The Playground screenshots

The title screen follows the De Agostini logo

The player enters their name by clicking on the letters. On the next screen they choose a picture to accompany their name

Returning to the game the player finds their name is already registered, the picture helps those who cannot read yet

The eponymous playground. Clicking on a character starts one of the mini games.

There are certain points where the player has to make a choice. As this is aimed at children who may not be able to read the player is instructed to make their choice by clicking on a coloured button

This is the Match-up game where the player has to match a picture to it's initial letter. There are two levels of difficulty in this game

Completing a game earns the player a puzzle piece which is dragged into place

This is the Litter Patrol game where the player has to find all the pieces of rubbish in the park

In Picture Planer the player has to click on the numbers in sequence. The rocket ship then flies to that number leaving a white line behind it

Luckily the picture planet game draws the full picture when the player reaches the last number otherwise I'd never have guessed what it was supposed to represent.

In Pond Pals the player clicks on an item and Biff tells them a bit about it. Here frogspawn is being explained

Not all the creatures are on screen at the same time. Occasionally something will swim or fly by, like this dragon fly

When al four pieces of the jigsaw are in place they form a picture with a couple of clickable hot spots. The missing pieces come in later issues

This option is accessed from the main screen. It shows what games are on the current disc, issue one, and what's coming in issue two

This is the Funstation. In issue one the player creates pictures that they can print and colour in. In issue two they can make and record music

The exit screen. The characters wave as the credits scroll upwards beneath them.

Learning Land 1: At The Playground

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