Snoopy's Game Club

Developed in 1992 by Accolade, Snoopy's Game Club is a set of three logical games for the youngest users. The product plays an educational role, allowing children to solve simple puzzles.

The game is divided into three separate parts. In the first of them we choose one of the ten animated pictures, and then we "cut" it like a puzzle and move the next elements so as to create an original work. The game has seven difficulty levels, which are manifested by an increase in the number of pieces of the puzzle (from four to sixty-four pieces). The subject of the second game is to search for two identical images in the upside-down t-shirts. If we manage to find a pair, it disappears from the board. The point is to get rid of all cards in the shortest possible time. The degree of difficulty is modified here, of course, by the number of pairs necessary to find the pairs. The third and last game allows us to watch a series of pictures in which there are several or more similar objects, differing only in colour. The point is to identify two identical elements in the shortest possible time and deal with all the photos shown on the screen.

Snoopy's Game Club as an educational game works very well. The child can practice both memory and associative skills and, most importantly, through play. Another advantage of the program is the colorful low resolution graphics, which depicts nice characters from Charles Schulz's comic books.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015