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Kkgames

Game · v1.0.6
Filenamekkgames-106.hqx
Size794.6 KB (813651 bytes)
Downloads13
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About

KKGames 1.06 is a 1998 collection of five small educational games for children by Kurt Kaufman, distributed via the Info-Mac archive. The bundle pulls together a spelling activity, a stained-glass pattern designer, a shape-arrangement game, a board game built around addition and subtraction, and an on-screen piano, all in a single Classic Mac package.

What's inside

The five activities are WordSpell (drag letters to form words and have the Mac attempt to pronounce them), MosaicPatterns (a 256-colour stained-glass-style pattern designer with print support), ColorShapes (drag geometric shapes around to form printable pictures), Five-In-a-Row (a 1-4 player dice game for practising addition and subtraction), and PlayNotes (an on-screen piano that names each note and shows its position on a musical staff, with five sound choices).

Audience and goals

The package is aimed squarely at early-childhood learners. Each title is small in scope and focused on one core skill - phonics, pattern recognition, shape work, basic arithmetic, or note reading - rather than tying everything together into a single tutorial. Macintosh Garden files KKGames under educational games for that reason.

System requirements

The bundled ReadMe asks for a Mac with a 68030 or PowerPC 601 processor and a 12-inch monitor set to 256 colours. WordSpell additionally requires Apple's Speech Manager extension to be installed in order for the computer to read out the words the child assembles.

Distribution

KKGames was uploaded to Info-Mac as kkgames-106.hqx by the author Kurt Kaufman and later mirrored on Macintosh Garden, where it carries a 1998 publication date. The Garden entry is the source for the version, year, and the three in-game screenshots referenced below.

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File Info

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