My family loves video games.  Whether it’s Nintendo DS, Playstation or computer games, we love games  So when Mom Fuse asked if I would like to review a computer game I graciously accepted.

Venture Artic by Brighter Minds gives you the opportunity to experiment with how animal relationships change when the weather is unreasonably warm or when an animal is knocked out of the food chain.

You can unlock 22 different animal species and multiple environments.  There are two settings one is for adults, which is a little harder.  Then there is a kids level which is a little easier.

It is fairly easy to maneuver through the seasons and levels.  It takes a little bit of time to figure what each function does but I think it is a wonderful educational game.  You can slide your mouse over the various animals and they give info about them.  It allows you to be a part of the action, from the changing of the seasons to clicking on an animal and mating them in the right season.

We were also sent these great fridge magnets. There are way better than the normal plastic ones with the magnet glued in the back. Those always break and hurt pretty bad when you step on them. lol The magnets that we were sent are foam.  It would seem as though the whole thing was a magnet covered with foam, very soft and the magnet is not going to fall out.

Thanks again Brighter Minds and Mom Fuse for this opportunity.

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