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Educational / Education - Miscellaneous · 1986

Donald Duck's Playground

Published by Sierra On-Line · Developed by [n/a]

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Information

Genre
Education - Miscellaneous
Language
AGI
Controls
Joystick, Keyboard
Players
1
Resolution
Low, High
Programmer(s)
Lowe, Al, Stephenson, Jeff, Iden, Chris
Graphic Artist(s)
Crowe, Mark
Game design
Lowe, Al
Musician(s)
Lowe, Al
Sound FX
[unknown]
Year
1986
Publisher
Sierra On-Line
Developer
[n/a]
Licensed from
Walt Disney Productions
Country
USA
Software
English
Box/Instructions
English
License
Commercial
ST Type
ST, STe, 0.5MB
Version
1.00c
Number of Disks
1, Single Sided

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 6.0/10 · Votes: 2 · Downloads: 2,767 · Hits: 13,461

Screenshots (11)

Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 1
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 1
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 2
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 2
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 3
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 3
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 4
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 4
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 5
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 5
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 6
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 6
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 7
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 7
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 8
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 8
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 9
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 9
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 10
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 10
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 11
Donald Duck's Playground — screenshot 11

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Donald Duck's Playground · 1987
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Trivia (1)

Origins

Based on 1934 cartoon character by Walt Disney

Comments (1)

  • Monk27 Feb 2021

    Great piece of fun educational software. This is a prime example of how it's done - it's fun to play even if you don't care about the educational side, so anyone needing the education, will learn things as a side effect. In Atari Explorer Volume 6, Issue 3 from 1986, it is mentioned that this is for the "Atari 8-bit", and there's even a screenshot. However, I can't find evidence of this anywhere else, it's either this ST version or non-Atari versions. Was it planned and then canceled?

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