Common Sense Media Review
By Christy Matte
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based on child development research. How do we rate?
Kids play math games with their favorite Disney mouse.
Parents Need to Know
Why Age 4+?
Any Positive Content?
Where to Play
Videos and Photos
VTech MobiGo Software - Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
What's It About?
VTECH MOBIGO SOFTWARE - MICKEY MOUSE CLUBHOUSE invites kids into Mickey's world as he tries to find Pluto's Super-Duper Bouncy Ball. Four of the games use one of the Mousketools and each focuses on a different math concept. There is also a section for counting with coins to pay Pete, and an activity where Mickey dances with his pals, Pluto, Minnie, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, and Goofy.
Is It Any Good?
VTech MobiGo Software - Mickey Mouse Clubhouse holds a lot of appeal for fans of the television show. Most of the games reinforce math concepts in a familiar and fun setting, such as having kids fly a plane and helping Mickey jump over obstacles. A few of the activities seem to be there just for fun -- like the one where kids help the characters dance by tapping Mickey or Minnie's hand when it lights up. This is a cute and age appropriate game for preschool kids, but it's lacking a storyline or guided progression through the different sections.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about simple problems kids face in daily life. How do you solve the problems? Which "tools" do you use?
Mickey Mouse enjoys doing things with his friends. Who are your friends?
Do you like playing games? What made this one fun?
Game Details
- Platforms : MobiGo , MobiGo 2
- Subjects : Math : money , patterns , shapes
- Skills : Thinking & Reasoning : analyzing evidence , logic , strategy
- Pricing structure :
- Available online? : Not available online
- Publisher : VTech Electronics
- Release date : December 1, 2010
- Genre : Educational
- Topics : Fantasy ( Magic ) , Adventures , Animals , Arts ( Music and Sing-Along ) , Numbers and Letters
- ESRB rating :
- Last updated : October 1, 2025
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