Speed down a mountain on a bobsled. Soar through the air at feet above sea level. Twist and turn down a slide into a refreshing infinity pool overlooking one of the most breathtaking views on the island. Our park has all that AND more! Anonymous - Jun 3, -. You can play this without thinking and trusting to good luck OR you can strategize to improve your chances of moving forward. Satisfying either way. Always fresh - never exactly the same gameboard or level of challenge when you replay boards or the whole game.
Even though I've done well for going completely through the game several times, I can hit one configuration and have to replay it 3 times to succeed. Anonymous - Feb 21, -. Typical match 3. Anonymous - Jun 29, -. Like this game alot Rain Forest Adventure Screen Saver. Fascinating Rainforest. Living Rainforest Screensaver. Living Rainforest. How to make a good computer game for free.
How to play Android games on your Windows PC. How to increase FPS in games. How to play AAA games on laptops or low-end computers. Then he will tell you that he is a Mundurucu, and has been waiting for someone to come in case Rondon needed help. The Roosevelts' canoe disappeared down some rapids, and he has not seen them since.
When you leave the native, you'll receive a second map. Follow it in the same manner as the first, heading for the north edge; this time you will find the Roosevelts. Teddy and his son Kermit will be very relieved to see you. The former President has a nasty cut on his leg and fears he is dying. Offer to trade with him, and in exchange for his engraved stone, give him your oh-me-na to heal his wound. When you leave, Jaguar will praise your accomplishments and place Teddy's stone on his shield.
Manaus -- - I'm not really sure why the next stop is called Manaus -- that's the name as it appears on the map on the taskbar -- because the people there tell you that it's the town of Barra. In any event, you'll find three men standing on a dock. The first man, from left to right, identifies himself as Henry Walter Bates, an entomologist scientist who studies bugs from England. He and his compatriot Wallace are on a specimen-gathering expedition, collecting examples of native wildlife to take back to England for study.
He has acquired many kinds of insects and invites you to take a crack at identifying them. The bug game, as it were, involves the correct identification of three insects. A picture of an insect is next to an open guidebook, which has sections for length, color, and other identifying characteristics. Click on the tabs to open the different sections, and on each page, click the checkbox next to phrases that correctly describe that bug. Once you've checked every page, click the "Identify" button; if you've done it right, there will be only one insect that matches all of the criteria you chose.
Get all the bugs correct to "win" the game. The man on the right is Alfred Russell Wallace. He's there to study the natural history of the Amazon, and is trying to solve the riddle of the origin of species. His specialty is apparently ornithology, because he has a game for you too; his game is to correctly identify different native birds. There are four birds, and for each one you must decide which of the possible kinds of birds it is.
Both games can be played as many times as you like, and at the novice level they're very easy. Being a native, he has much greater knowledge of the Amazon region and provides them with many animal specimens they otherwise might not find.
Neither Wallace nor Bates has any unique trading items for you, but Julio will give you a dart for your blow gun in exchange for a trading packet. When you're done playing the identification games, head back to the canoe.
Jaguar will place a talisman on the shield in tribute to the knowledge you are acquiring about the rainforest. Purus -- - Come ashore in medieval times to see two men on the bank. One of them is hard at work building a large boat; the other is pacing around looking important. Sebastian, the man working on the boat, serves reluctantly, it seems under Lope de Aguirre, also called the Wolf.
He won't say much about de Aguirre, and he won't trade with you either. All he knows is that his situation is pretty miserable. Talk to de Aguirre. He'll tell you how he came to explore the Amazon with a large group from Spain, and how he slaughtered his superior officer over apparent incompetence.
It was an act of treason, and of renouncing allegiance to the Spanish king, but de Aguirre doesn't care. He's got bigger plans -- he's searching for the realm of El Dorado, the fabled king who is so wealthy that he "bathes in gold. If you ask him how to go upriver, he informs you that if you go anywhere, it will be downriver as his prisoner. If you try to just say goodbye, he say you aren't going anywhere, and he's right -- your yellow arrow isn't available.
So what to do? Offer to trade with de Aguirre. He doesn't trade, he only takes. Anything you offer him, he will accept and give you nothing in return. Be careful here, because you could end up giving away your entire inventory for free. You have one item that can save the day. Give de Aguirre your ipecacuanha root, one of your gifts from the medicine man, then click on "I'm done trading. You have an option now, and if you want, save your game before picking either one because the results of both are fun.
You can either be honest with de Aguirre, telling him about the sickening effects of the root, or you can lie through your teeth and tell him it tastes like candy. If you do the former, he will plot to use it on his enemies, then run off to capture a jaguar he hears.
If you choose the lie, he'll eat the root at once and, after a bit of melodrama, he collapses. This at least gives poor Sebastian the chance to escape.
In either case, de Aguirre is out of the picture and you can take your leave of the scene. Jaguar will appear and tell you that "There are evil people in this world. You did what had to be done. Tefe -- - Two women, one native and one plainly not, are standing outside of a pleasant little house. The one on the left is Alexandrina, a Boras Indian, who is assisting in the collection of Amazon fish for study. Talk to her and get her to tell you a story; hers is about how the Amazon river and all of its fish came into being.
When she has finished telling, she will give you a wood chip to help you remember the legend. The woman in the pink dress is Elizabeth Agassiz. She and her husband, Louis, are on an expedition to study the geology and natural history of the Amazon basin.
Their specialty is fish, and she has another game for you to play. Her fish identification game is exactly like the bug game you played back in Manaus; use the checklists in the guidebook to mark off characteristics of each fish.
Sometimes your final list may be accurate of more than one kind of fish, and you'll have to guess which one it is or use your own guidebook to get the right answer. Get all the fish correct to "win. Japura -- no date given - A native youth invites you to warm yourself at his fire, but like the elder in the Wai Wai village, he won't answer any questions until you trade with him. Offer him some fish for one of his items, and then he will chat with you.
He is a Maku, and has no name of his own. He is heating the body of poisonous frogs over the fire in order to harvest their poison for the darts in his blow gun. After a time, he will need to get another frog out of his basket, and will ask you to do this for him. Well, why not? He'll tell you that you can't touch them with your bare hands, and will give you a tool with which to catch them.
You will see a picture of the frogs he needs, and will have to find them in the basket. They move pretty quickly! When you spot the right frog, click and hold your left mouse button until your tool has secured the little captive. You can play this frog-catching game as many times as you like. When you leave, Jaguar will congratulate you on having handled poisonous tree frogs and living to tell the tale, and will award you another charm on the shield.
Ica -- - At the mouth of the Ica pronounced ee-cha river, you'll find two men surrounded by some noisy cows. One of them is using, of all things, a laptop computer. He'll introduce himself as Michael, a hydrologist scientist who studies water who is excited to have the opportunity to study in the Amazon. The Amazon, he says, is the greatest river in the world, and he has even devised a game which teaches world river geography.
In the game, you will be given icons representing rivers around the world, and shown a map with squares marked on it. Drag each icon to the square nearest where you think that river is found. If you are correct, the icon will stay in place; if you're wrong, it will go back to the bottom of the screen and you can try again.
Place all three rivers to win the game, and play as many times as you like. Each time you win, you'll get an interesting fact about the Amazon. The other man is Jose, a cattle rancher. He can tell you about the history of cattle ranching in the Amazon, and why it's not exactly the healthiest thing for the land. He has planted some kudzu vegetation on his ranch; kudzu is regarded as a weed in other parts of the world, but the cattle like to eat it, and it also helps to prevent soil erosion.
The knowledge you have gained from both men earns you another talisman on Jaguar's shield. Orellana -- - You find and board a long ship, and come face to face with three men. The man on the left is a conquistador who doesn't have much to say, except that wherever you are, it belongs to the King of Spain. The monk with the eyepatch is Friar Gaspar de Carvajal, and he explains that it is traditional for a priest to accompany an expedition to care for the spiritual needs of the sailors.
He is also acting as the historian of the voyage, recording its progress and outcome. He and the others were sent downriver by Governor Pizarro, to find food; they have been unable to return because of the current, and he fears they have been branded traitors.
He tells you more about their purpose, which was to find gold and cinnamon. They have located a few cinnamon trees, but the natives have been very unhelpful. As to gold, he too is seeking the realm of El Dorado.
Meanwhile, however, his crew is nearly starving -- they've been surviving mainly on meals of boiled leather. Offer to trade with him. All he has to offer you is a little gold carving he won in a battle against the Incas; accept it in exchange for some fish or vegetables whatever you have more of for his hungry men.
Jaguar will praise your achievement and generosity, and award you your next charm on the shield. Rainforest Adventure is an adventure for puzzlers of all ages! Example: Brainville. Classic Arcade. Farm Games.
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