Then the hammer comes out and bangs it into place. In order to add numbers, tiles or boxes they must be added by the hammer. For example, if you needed the number six in a puzzle, you would pick up the number 1 and place it on the floor, then pick the number one again and add it to the other number by dropping it on top of it, and then the hammer would add the numbers to make two. Then you pick up the number block out of the toolbox and type x3, then drop it on top of the number two and the hammer will bang it to make six. The graphics are a little like Gumby, not quite as clear as they could be, but still cute.
Installation is simple and easy.
Put the CD in the drawer and let it go. There were no problems and no errors. The color was a little off at first, but after the program started running it was great. This program was a lot of fun and easy to play. The program has many demos on how to use the robots, toolbox and other things, and what uses the notebook has.