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ClueFinders is a series of edutaining video games.

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Overview

The ClueFinders is a series of educational adventure games that set out to teach kids different skills while still having fun. The ClueFinders series was started by The Learning Company (Company) for the PC (Platform), with many of the games also being ported to the Mac (Platform).

Browser Games

There were three browser games developed by LeapFrog that starred the ClueFinders characters. These games have since been taken down, they were called:

• ClueFinders: Doom Elevator
• ClueFinders: Jungle Adventure
• ClueFinders: Rescue

Books

Microsneezia Book

There were two books that were produced using the ClueFinders property. Both of these books were written by Ellen Weiss and illustrated by Mel Friedman. The books, like the games had puzzles to solve alongside the ClueFinders characters. The books were produced by The Learning Company. The books were:

• The Mystery of the Backlot Banshee
• The Mystery of Microsneezia

Games

The ClueFinders 4th Grade Adventures (Game)

1 April 1997

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

The ClueFinders' 3rd Grade Adventures

1 April 1998

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

The ClueFinders Reading Adventures (Game)

24 October 1999

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

ClueFinders 5th Grade Adventures: The Secret of the Living Volcano

31 December 1999

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

The ClueFinders 6th Grade Adventures: Empire of the Plant People

1 April 2000

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

The ClueFinders Real World Adventure Kit (Game)

1 April 2000

Platforms/PC

The ClueFinders Search and Solve Adventures: The Phantom Amusement Park

1 April 2000

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

Cluefinders: Math Adventures - Mystery of the Himalayas

24 August 2000

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

ClueFinders: The Incredible Toy Store Adventure

1 April 2001

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

ClueFinders: Mystery Mansion Arcade

1 August 2002

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

ClueFinders: Adventure Pack!

1 April 2003

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

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Name

ClueFinders

Features

11 games

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First game

The ClueFinders 4th Grade Adventures (Game)

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Joni Savage (Character), Santiago Rivera (Character), Leslie Clark (Character), Owen Lam (Character), LapTrap (Character), Fletcher Q. Limburger (Character), Alistair Loveless (Character), Pericles Lear (Character), Ms. Rose (Character), Captain Clark (Character), Chicken Man (Character), The Great CrypTile Thief (Character), Charlotte No-Haira (Character), Tube (Character), Lab5 (Character), The Big Face (Character), The Big Fish (Character), Tobor (Character), Eco (Character), Dr. Horace Pythagoras (Character), Mathra (Character), Oomla (Character), Sentinel (Character), Antonio (Character), Vine Monkey (Character), Door Monkey (Character), Chest Monkey (Character), Monument Monkey (Character), Queen Itchybella (Character), Vasco de Bongo (Character), Liverpuddlians (Character), Twin Spiders (Character), Tree (Character), Vine (Character), The Flower (Character), The Centipede (Character), Yellow Matter (Character), Goo Creature (Character), Spit Spot (Character), Goocifer (Character), The Bird (Character), The Bat (Character), Bird Brain (Character), Charlie (Character), The Dragons (Character), Zoe (Character), Lefty (Character), Righty (Character), Yorrick (Character), The Orb (Character), Brainstorm (Character), Zep (Character), Sami (Character), Kafi (Character), Salima (Character), Sima (Character), Stone Mason (Character), Fieluca (Character), Fixnupan (Character), Rocko (Character), The Map Mouse (Character), Associate Mice (Character), The Artist Mouse (Character), The Cat (Character), Stone Crocodile (Character), Sphinx (Character), Thoth (Character), Seth (Character), Horus (Character), Bast (Character), Sobek (Character), Isis (Character), The Elder (Character), The Apprentice (Character), The Tailor (Character), The Shopkeeper (Character), Yak Herder (Character), Stable Boy (Character), Village Girl (Character), The Guide (Character), The Writer (Character), The Photographer (Character), Ficus (Character), Dr. Fern (Character), The Guards (Character), Jimmy (Character), Malicia (Character), Doldreks (Character), Sorrens (Character), Cipher (Character), Jukebox (Character), Rock Monster (Character), Ice Breaker (Character), Stone Head (Character), Gargoyles (Character), Janet Yee (Character), Joe McKracken (Character), Socrates (Character), Jacques Ramon (Character), Mimi Ramon (Character), Clown Mouth Panel Robot (Character), Vending Machine Robot (Character), Monorail Cargo Robot (Character), Bumper Carwash Robot (Character), Spaceball Splat Robot (Character), Haunted House Maze Robot (Character), Log John Silver (Character), Professor Botch (Character), AliTrap (Character), Eldon (Character), Lucky Lucy (Character), Taxini (Character), Flo (Character), Marlena (Character), Chewy (Character), Mr. Swiffle (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: California (Location), The United States of America (Location), Himalayas (Location), Egypt (Location), Pacific Ocean (Location), San Francisco (Location), Cairo (Location), Mysterious Mansion (Location), Living Island (Location), Numerian Rainforest (Location), Monkey Kingdom (Location), Numeria (Location), Goo Lagoon (Location), Jungle Canopy (Location), Lost City (Location), Nile Kingdom (Location), Ancient Pyramid (Location), Himalayan Village (Location), Empire of the Plant People (Location), Millennia (Location), Crystal Caverns (Location), Mystic Mountains (Location), Mount Valdrock (Location), Abandoned Amusement Park (Location), Ultimate Toys (Location), ClueFinders Clubhouse (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Kid Friendly (Concept), Detective (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Math (Concept), Edutainment (Concept)

Objects

People

• Has people: Bill Meyer (Person), Gerald Broas (Person)