The interactive version, for kids age 10 and up, provides a marathon workout as players test their knowledge of history, geography and science. He calls players by name and if they lag, he coaxes them to keep playing. Kids can use their own name or choose from a list of nicknames like Genius, Sherlock, and Superkid. They can play solo, against friends and family, or as teams. Kids can also race the clock, earning medals and trophies for their efforts.
Kids learn about rubber tires, volcanoes and ancient leaders.
The Geo Challenge asks random questions from all topics in one subject area. Super Safari Challenge randomly quizzes kids in all three categories. But Educational Insights makes it easy for kids to learn the facts. Players can also retry their missed questions at the end of the game. In addition, a glossary section provides interesting support data for every question posed in all 45 games.