Mimi and Lisa - Adventure for Children

"Who the game is for: For children between the ages of 4 and 9"..... Oh, so you saying the Dove is too old to play your exclusive game? The real adults play hidden object games with recycling lessons <.<. What is with the "storing information for up to 10 years"? Sounds like it's only for the App version, but still, why even...... are you recording how often people click on the rubber duck? (that is very personal)... Dove is an open book, I have nothing on my PC other than Diablo 2 and a few barely functional Steam games. Cute game though, about 40 minutes or so with a few optional mini-games, the art is not bad for the price, mostly very basic hidden-object elements with some interactive elements such as coloring, music sequencing, growing seeds, you know, being a nice person, unlike Dove Mitten. You can actually walk around and point&click like in adventure games, but technically it's not an adventure game, it's just how you navigate, you have to be in the range of an object to interact with it. If kids actually played games like that, they would probably enjoy it, but until they do, welcome to Steam where sometimes people buy your games just to own them. [h1] Pros: [/h1] (+…

My two nieces 4 and 5 yo had a lot of fun with this game. Sometimes they were lost while searching for some items. But overall gameplay is fine. They spent most of the time in mini-games like growing plants, playing with dog and especially cooking, which is basically crafting. If there was more ingredients and combos, it would be even better.

perfect for 4 year old girl 2 year old boy is interested too, and to my surprise, he can even play a bit.. he can click and move mouse, just not precisely yet

The has a unique look I enjoyed, especially in conjunction with the opportunity to "see" the world in a slightly different light. I didn't like that I sometimes wasn't certain what is selectable specifically but overall this is a game I would recommend.

it's pretty good, my 3yo daughter likes it a lot