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I Spy Fun House
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Not age appropriate for kids under 0, age appropriate for kids over 6; suggested age 6. -
Is it any good?
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Common Sense says
Solve riddles by scrutinizing hidden pictures.
Why We Rated This
for Ages 6 and Up
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What Parents Need to Know
This review of I Spy Fun House was written by Jinny Gudmundsen
Parents need to know that you have to be able to read to play these puzzles, which is why the target age is set at 6. Younger children can do these puzzles if someone is willing to help them to read the riddles.
Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about how this is a video game inspired by a book. Do you like playing the video game better than reading the book? If so, why; and if not, why? Which do you like better: the I Spy puzzles or the other games found in this software?
More on I Spy Fun House
What’s the Story?
Because the DS dual screens are rather small, the I Spy puzzles extend over six picture-riddle screens that you navigate using the DS control pad. The list of objects to find fills the top screen in the form of a rhyming riddle. When you find an object on your list, you double tap it using the DS stylus. It animates and then the words of the found object turn red in the riddle. Some of these I Spy puzzles have a special X-ray Glasses mode that allows you to see inside objects to find items.
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While there are only 18 I Spy puzzles, there are three other games that can be played on more than 100 levels of difficulty and they vary every time you play them. In "Hoop Shot," kids slingshot items from the bottom screen into hoops on the top screen. The goal is to sort the objects into hoops that share characteristics. "Pop 'n' Drop" is a puzzle where you clear a screen of objects by tapping ones that share specific characteristics. In "Listen Up!," you try to mimic a sequence of sounds by tapping the objects that make them. And when you have earned the 10 Fun House tickets you can play Prize Popper, another game of flinging objects from the lower screen into the top screen to match items that go together.
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ESRB rating: E
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