Arthur's Teacher Trouble

I adored this game as a child. I bought it for nostalgic purposes and I'm so glad I did. I underappreciated it at the time. The animations are so cute, the pixelated color gradient backgrounds are unique, and there is so much to interact with! I missed the silly voice acting and random interactions. Plus I enjoyed the old school version of the characters. It's very short but I'm sure that's whats best for children with short attention spans lol.

I'd prefer the Read to Me mode. It is the best mode

Let me just say it right out of the gate: [b]the Living Books games were epic cinema[/b]. So many choices! [i]So many things to click on!![/i] [b]So many hilarious jokes that I must watch over and over again![/b] I didn't really care about the plot itself because, [i]like[/i], [b]who buys a virtual story book for the story?![/b] aside from that, my under-developed toddler brain was [b]ecstatic[/b]. Anyway, nearly two decades later, I find those [i]same games[/i] re-released on Steam. no idea why. It's certainly not for [i]profit[/i], because I'm the third guy to buy it. but [i]hey[/i], I'm feeling nostalgic. [b]let's see if this thirty year old game meant for babies holds up.[/b] [b]Arthur's Teacher Trouble[/b] is a pretty simple story, but it has a nice message. Arthur has a new teacher at school, [i]and he's having a bit of trouble with him[/i] [spoiler](big surprise)[/spoiler]. To his students, Mr. Ratburn seems like the [b]meanest, strictest, and just the worst teacher in the ent...

This arthur game works for me on my windows 11 PC. The others mostly dont

Such a classic. My brother and I used to play this in my mom's classroom at my elementary school. Now my kiddos are having a blast with it. Good stuff.