Kids Explore Castle, Play w/ a Dragon -- THE Journal

Kids Explore Castle, Play w/ a Dragon

03/01/96

My Make Believe Castle is a creative program that lets children ages four to seven define and play in a castle-themed, imaginary play world.

The software features a castle with several rooms, a courtyard, an enchanted woods and a dungeon. Each room has a simple problem to solve such as a maze or matching game. There are also different characters to play with, from a dragon to a knight.

The product can be ordered in school versions and lab packs. Logo Computer Systems, Inc., Montreal, Quebec, Canada, (514) 331-7090.

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