Details
- Released
- January 24, 1996
- Developer
- Lyriq International Corp.
- Publisher
- Global Software
- Genre
- Education, Puzzle
- Players
- Up to 1; single player
- Type
- Commercial
- Rating
- E - Everyone
- Platform
- Windows 3.X
- Pack
- eXoWin3x
- Manual
- Not included
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About this game
David Bellamy's Endangered Wildlife is an educational title which is designed to raise awareness of endangered animals and what the threats to their survival are.
The title comes in three parts;* The first part is the an animated message to the player from the future where animals are scarce and the environment is in trouble
The second part is the Discovery Tour in which the player is shown a world map, they click on a continent to get a closer view and this brings up a map with hotspots for a number of animals. Clicking on a creature gives a picture below which are tabs that give details on Habitat, Food, Lifestyle etc
The major part of the title is The Discovery Game and for this the player needs to create an identity and sign in so that their progress can be recorded. This starts with a screen showing twenty plus animals whose names are displayed when the mouse cursor rolls over it. Clicking on a creature brings up a screen with a curious tiled grid that is actually a series of cunningly disguised mini games. The object is to remove the tiles and display a picture of the animal beneath;
Some tiles just disappear when clicked.
Some tiles disappear when the player clicks on and turns over another tile with the same picture as in a Concentration style game
Some matching pairs of tiles, the Fun Fact tiles will display a piece of information about the creature before disappearing

