Wicky The Viking PC

A simple adventure game created for children from the age of five. The main character is mentioned in the title of the Wiki. He is the son of the famous Viking commander. Wiky's dream is to set off on an unforgettable expedition, but before this happens he will have to prove that he is prepared for it and to gather the necessary crew. The game itself is a typical, classic adventure (a well-known and popular point'n'click system has been used). The environment is entirely based on two dimensions, and the player's task is to point the mouse at other important objects or places. After hovering over an item, the player will see its description and hear a short comment. Very often it happens that the game tells you what to do with a given item in order to be able to go further. The title Wiki also has to solve increasingly difficult puzzles like mini-games. Tasks are very varied, and during the preparation for the great Wiki journey, he will have to learn how to get food or fight, among other things. A curiosity worth mentioning is the gradual level of difficulty, thanks to which it is very easy to adjust the level of mini-games to the child's skills.

Graphics of the game is very simplified. The objects are not too complicated, most of them are drawn with a rather simple line. An important advantage, however, is the very clear interface, it is based on large icons. The game can also be signed at any time. The soundtrack consists mainly of numerous spoken issues spoken by other characters. An interesting fact is that the Wiki Viking does not require disk space for the installation. The game starts directly from the CD, which significantly reduces the time it takes to load the game and at the same time simplifies the use of the title. It is also worth mentioning the possibility of attaching an English language version. This allows the child to get to know him/her in a simple and pleasant way.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007