The most entertaining part of this program is the tutorial and puzzle sections. This is due to the high quality of the animations that are used to explain the subject at hand. For example, in telling about the Pin Strategy, instead of using chess pieces, cartoon characters are used to explain the overall concept of the strategy. The entertainment value is very good, since the language is not overly technical, yet it does not fail to get the point across. The humor that the characters use is also fun to listen to, without being distracting.
Documentation is very good, concise and to the point, without being to a bore to read.
There is even a coloring section in the book, which I thoroughly enjoyed, much to my son's dismay. Installation was accomplished without a hitch on my Windows 95 system, and I have no doubt that it will be the same on a Windows 3.1 or Macintosh platform. My overall impression of this program was very favorable. It has the right chemistry combination of humor, animation, fun and educational gameplay to have someone take more than a casual look at it. It has enough of the right stuff that make good games into great games.