So I remember this "funducational" game (that actually was fairly fun) I played in kindergarten and early elementary school. However...I don't remember the name. It was set in a castle, and it had a bunch of rooms, each with a different logic puzzle or activity, and three floors I think. Movement was similar to Super Solvers games (my favorite ^_^), and the character wore blue with a red hat, and had blonde hair (looked a lot like one of the Rice Krispies elves :blink:).

I really hope this game is remembered, and am totally crossing my fingers that it is freeware, because I don't have the money to spend on games, especially kids games :whistling:
Thanks in advance! :sos:

Castle of dr. Brain?
http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/castle-of-dr-brain

It seems to be ESA protected

What year were you in kindergarten? That might help us place the game...

Castle of Dr. Brain looks like a first person view. This was side-scrolling. I also don't think it was DOS, because...we played it on a mac ^^;

The game probably came out some time around 1994 or 1995...so it probably is either sold or protected, I pretty much just wanna know the name at this point :whistling:

EDIT: Ok, I guess I need more detail, but the only other thing I've remembered are two rooms; one was a staircase from one floor to the other (there were three floors), that had rainbow colors and made sounds. The only other thing wasn't really a puzzle, it was a minigame where the character had a fish in a thought bubble and you have to catch that type from a pond with the mouse. And when you reach the end (the roof of the castle), there was something like it tells you to start over, and you get a prize for each time (VERY similar to the Treasure _______ games of the super solvers' series), and it may have been based on your percentage completion.
Sorry for the wall of text, I've just been hoping to figure this out ^^;;

Had this game a hero and how he/she looked like?

Maybe an old Encarta maze?