Hi-Res Learning Series

Hi-Res Learning Series

Hi-Res Learning Series

Release Dates:	1982-1984
Developer(s):	Sunnyside Soft
Publisher:	Sierra On-Line, Sunnyside Soft
Designer(s):	Al Lowe, Margaret Lowe, Rae Lynn McChesney
Category:	Games
Type:	Full
Genres:	Adventure, Educational
Themes:	Children's, Logic, Math, Preschool, Typing
Engines:	Change to Assm, ADL, Graphics Magician
Platforms:	MS-DOS, PC Booter, Apple II, Atari 8-bit, Atari 2600, C64, ColecoVision, ZX Spectrum
Localizations:	English
Website:	www.sierra.com

Margaret Lowe

Description

Creative Computing wrote:

Hi-Res Learning Games. (evaluation) Betsy Staples.

Sierra On-Line, one of the leading publishers of Apple games, has recently entered the educational software market with a series of Hi-Res Learning Games.

The graphics in all three programs are outstanding, and we detected the skill of master game designers as we watched the children on our test panel become riveted to the computer screen. The On-Line packages also offer a feature that we have found lacking in educational packages of many other manufacturers: educational objectives. By reading the objectives or "learning features" on the box, a parent or teacher can determine whether the game teaches skills his child or class needs to learn.

Each package comes with a two-page Parent Guide that offers a brief description of the game(s) on the disk and a list of control keys, of which there are only four.

Games in Series

• Learning With Leeper (1983)
• Dragon's Keep (1982)
• Troll's Tale (1983)
• Learning with FuzzyWOMP (1984)
• Bop-A-Bet (1982)

About

• N/A

Freeware/Extras/Mini Games

• None

Demos

• None

Fan Remakes

• No known fan games/remakes available

Downloads

Links to individual game installers can be found on each game's page.

Patches

• No known Patches Available

Misc Downloads

• None Available

Related Links

• Search for Hi-Res Learning Series on Wikipedia
• Children Themed Adventure Games
• Logic Educational Games
• Math Educational Games
• Preschool Educational Games
• Typing Educational Games