Little Mouse’s Encyclopedia misses the mark as an interactive encyclopedia. For what it’s worth, the game looks and sounds amazing, but that isn’t going to be enough to keep the target audience engaged for more than a few minutes, and anyone over the age of nine will feel disappointed by the lack of information that can be found. If you’re a parent of an inquisitive young child, then perhaps Little Mouse’s Encyclopedia is a good title to play together, as you’ll be able to answer questions they may have that the game doesn’t answer, but even so, the age window feels incredibly limited.
Little Mouse's Encyclopedia
Circus Atos · Feb 25, 2019
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Join the Little Mouse in her journey to explore the fascinating world of nature! Together you will learn about countless species of animals and plants in their natural habitats while feasting your eyes on a set of charmingly painted forests, waters and gardens.
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- The visuals are accompanied by nicely relaxing music, but are probably a bit too subtle. The sound of nature often occurs in relative silence; this would surely be less noticeable if some aforementioned narration were included. But what is here is lovely.
- 5.0Stripped of anything resembling a goal or challenge, it puts a lot on the player to create their own interest. Unfortunately, beyond the pretty visuals and animations, there’s not enough to hang that interest from.
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