Gus Goes to Cybertown (1993)
Genres:Puzzle, Point-and-click
Themes:Science fiction, Educational, Kids
Game modes:Single player
Story:This educational game is aimed at kids under eight. You are playing as the dog Gus who searches the town after his 15 "CyberBuds".
The town consists of four houses and one park. In every house you encounter a puzzle-based educational game. This includes a spelling game, and game where you have to recognize letters to avoid asteroids. Also you have to count the bubbles in an aquarium or recognize and match shapes.
In the park you can see typical clothes and items from different timelines starting at the neanderthals up to spacemen. There are also a few songs included.Show more
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