Jr. Doctor 1.0

Whats new in version 1.0:
no

Publisher review:
This game gives kids a fun way to experience being a doctor. Kids go through a hospital and help cure famous fairy-tale characters such as humpty dumpty, frosty the snowman, and many more. Kids perform surgery and battle evil bacteria that may infect patients. Kids also learn about taking care of their bodies. The game lets kids cure common illnesses such as the cold, chicken pox, and tonsillitis. It provides a fun way to let children understand the illnesses around them in the world. The game shows your child a positive role model, improves your child's logic-reasoning skills, and gives your child a fun learning experience. Ages 4-9The game is part of a series. The series helps to inspire children to meet positive role models in medicine, law, and architecture. Full version comes with an unconditional 30-day money-back guarantee. Ages 3-8
Requirements:
n

Operating system:
Windows

Limitations:
n

Release notes:
Alpha

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