First Game, Ready?

I started to look at https://play.fisher-price.com/en_CA/GamesandActivities/OnlineGames/index.html#brand_and_character=little_people and see what kinds of stuff they have. I eventually ran into a game called "Little People: What's Different?"

(I had to pull this up in full screen to prevent people seeing my personal stuff.)

It took a long 2 minutes to load the page, and that can be annoying. I once got a 504 error for loading the page for too long. There is a programming problem with the flash object that the game is on:

• The programming is somehow reversed.

• When the window is maximized, the game is smaller than the actual size, yet the game is bigger on a smaller window.

Wow! I love the vectorized background! Look at all the detail...

Here is what the game looks like in gameplay:

When I played it for the first time, I don't know what I was doing, nor know how to play it. But here are some rules:

• You have to click on the right side, not the left side...

• There are three differences in each character. Find 'em!

• What's the point of the score counter, anyways? You only get three differences, so why have it?

• You have the 5 characters**. Screenshots:

• Hmm... Why does Eddie have orange hair? Not possible in real life, to my knowledge...

• Clicking on the sunglasses is a little tricky, you have to click and find your way into it.

• Of course, you can choose another character instead if you are not into this.

• Oh heck, Mia would look perfect in those colors! Of course, her favorite color is mainly pink.

• One problem is that when you select the same character, thinking the game can be more fun if the pictures can change for a challenge, it will not.

• That's a shame...

• Here is how you play the game, in a nutshell:

• I see four differences instead of three...

• Plus, the quality of the images are a bit poor. You can see pixels on the images of the character.

I can make the game in PowerPoint that looks like a game, but isn't a presentation either.

Second Game, Ready?

Here is "Little People: Friend Finder":

This is really a survey to find out what character you like or just to test your survey skills. It's very fun to use, in my opinion.

Here is the first screen:

Sofie! You're here!

• Favorite Animal? I like dogs a lot and I have two right now at my house.

• Favorite Activity? I really like running, biking and ball games, so if I had to choose one, I click the baseball icon.

• Favorite Color? Dang, that's so very few colors! Green looks unusual, say blue is my fave.

• Clothing? What? Are you asking me how I feel about wearing some of your guys' clothes? LOL! 🤣 This game is just a test, so I'll pick Eddie's.

• Favorite Toy? I'll say sports (along with reading and art), because it keeps me strong when I run, bike or swim.

And guess who my friend is?

Eddie!

That's cool. Here are the combinations I used:

Character: fave animal, fave activity, fave color, clothing, fave toy, next fave activity

• Eddie: dog, sports, blue, Eddie, soccer ball

• Eddie: dinosaur, sports, blue, Eddie, reading, race car

• Koby: dinosaur, magic, orange, Koby, dinosaur

• Sofie: horse, exploring flowers, pink, Mia, art

• Sofie: horse, treasures, green, Sofie, art

• Tessa: cat, treasures, yellow, Sofie, your pet, styling shoes

• Tessa: butterfly, exploring flowers, pink, Mia, your pet, styling shoes

• Tessa: cat, music, yellow, Tessa, art

• Mia: butterfly, treasures, pink, Mia, your pet

Next Favorite Activity: To my opinion, the top choice is cool with me... (Is that schoolwork, journal, or writing just for fun? I wonder...) That was a photo I forgot to mention earlier

That is enough. I'm going to the next thing. 😴

Third Game, Ready?

This one is called "Little People: Online Puzzles".

Here is what it looks like inside:

You can select 3 backgrounds with 3 difficulties (Easy, Medium, Difficult)

Screenshots:

I love those vectorized backgrounds!

For some weird*** reason, some graphics are low quality, such as the character on the left and the logo on the image above this line you're reading.

Same thing goes with the backgrounds on a larger screen.