Dayane and the Lost Tales (video Game, 2014)

Dayane and the Lost Tales is an action-adventure video game developed by Education & Entertainment and published by Interactive Educational Games. It was released on January 8, 2014 and was a success in schools and homes by teachers and parents considering it as ''The best educational computer game for children''. The game was so successful that in 2024 on its 10th anniversary it was remastered by the Neptuna Teaching Company.
The plot of the game is that Lily, a girl with a story book, is interrupted by Dayane, who does not like books at all, tears off the pages, uses an eraser to erase the stories, and then throws them away and finally Dayane is left with the empty book, to make fun of her. Lily is left sad because she lost the storybook, but a boy named James Mack, JM, sees Lily and tells her that it happened to her, tells her everything that happened to her and comforts her. JM also tells that Dayane plans to disappear all the readers in the world so that no one gets in his way. JM asks Lily if they can help each other to recover the books and she accepts and begins the adventure.
== Gameplay ==
The story mode contains free places to go such as the park, the school and all kinds of places and if you see a sheet you have to write a story with your imagination and if there are three sheets you have to arrange them according to their order. You earn many scores, items to gain powers, transportation and protection. But be careful if you find some Dayane monsters or animals that could take your things or points. Its uses are only the keyboard and mouse.
== 10th anniversary ==
In mid-October 2023, the Neptuna Teaching Company released a trailer with some previews of the game design and the remastered characters and at the beginning of December it was said that for its 10th anniversary it would be released on January 16, 2024.
Category:2014
Category:Computer Games
Category:E for Everyone
Category:Educational
Category:Video games
Category:Video games featuring female protagonists
Category:Children