The setting is Great Galaxies Amusement Park on Planet Snoot. Altogether there are a whopping 200 puzzles to solve, and children need to act like real scientists in order to complete them - they must observe, experiment, compare, test, and come to conclusions. There's a lot of logic involved as well.
Children can watch animated clips that explain the different scientific principles in a fun way.
The graphics are bright. Bumptz is from the producers of Millie's Math House, and the similarity in the graphics department is obvious. We have never had any technical problems with this game. The Bumptz characters will probably appeal to the younger kids in the age group just because they are so cute. A lot of logic is needed to solve many of the puzzles, not just an understanding of the scientific principles.