There are three levels, Easy, Medium and Challenge. In the Easy level, the cookies stay in the same place and the obstacles don't get in Ozzie's way. The Medium level is a little harder because the cookies will be in a different location in each game. The Challenge level had Ozzie racing against one of his pals in the maze. The Blockheads game, with terrific graphics, gives kids a chance to sharpen their hand-eye coordination, matching and sequencing skills and tosses in a little Japanese cultural information.
Kids try to match a rotating picture block and complete one of four characters.
A Japanese student, a sumo wrestler, a crane and a geisha tell the kids facts about Japan and themselves. The difficulty levels made this puzzle particularly challenging. In the Culture Hunt, kids can practice visual memorization as they match Japanese items and events by clicking the windows of a Japanese pagoda with similar things from Ozzie's culture. Tim fine-tuned his problem solving skills as he played the Puzzler. This virtual puzzle game is an excellent educational tool, as kids learn to identify structural patterns and use deductive reasoning to fit puzzle pieces into the right place.