The layout of the game is confusing, too. Bear spends a lot of time talking about the objects you can click on, causing them to do only a cursory dance across the screen. When you click on an object to decorate the house, it's logical to want to place it on a wall, but that didn't happen in our use. Instead, we wound up heading into other rooms and clicking on things like potholders by mistake.

This frustration makes the game seem disjointed and prone to long periods of song and dance--or even just lecturing--in a game that should allow kids much more direct interaction. Bear fans will love seeing him talk directly to them as they click items throughout the house, but others might only see it simply as a great TV episode placed on the digital screen. --Jennifer Buckendorff

Very easy to install and to use. Hours of fun for all ages. Found that younger children may need some help though.


excellent graphics   September 21, 2001
 7 out of 8 found this review helpful

Really good game, which holds the childs attention aswell as you own, a little bit hard in places, but better that than too easy. It is one game I don't mind helping my daughter play. Shes' 4