Air Forte

It's a neat educational game with cute graphics and good music. As others previously stated, the game is really short and lacks any sort of explanation. It would have been nice to have stuff to rely on (such as world maps) in order to get better at the game. I would have gladly recommended it if it wasn't so pricy (10$) .

A charming educational game targeted towards elementary or jr.high kids. The main story is fairly short, and can be beaten in about a half hour, with levels occasionally intercut with comic book panel story segments. The game itself is very simple, consisting of flying your plane to collect whatever item the level dictates (multiples of a number, verbs, nouns, adjectives, or locations in a certain region). The music is upbeat, although the reggae Christmas songs do get old after a while. The story has an interesting sense of humor, mostly in the "where are they now" section after beating the main story, but while adults might get a chuckle out of, some children might not fully get the jokes. However, I would reccomend the game if you know a younger kid who's having some trouble with their multiplication tables (especially if flashcards don't hold their interest). For the length of the game, full price is a bit much. I reccomend the game, but I'd suggest you wait for a sale.