Mixed up Mother Goose is a mixed bag of tricks
One thing is sure about Mixed up Mother Goose: it is a children's game. However, I don't see how I could recommend it to children today, who, in my opinion, would really have a hard time getting used to the stiff interface of this game and to the rather shoddy graphics. A plus for those that play the game along with their small ones is the fact that the story is sprinkled with games references, and sometimes the comments are not the nicest you would think of. However, the language remains civil and it remains proper for children. The story involves a child is sent by a mysterious power in a dream world where he must give aid to Mother Goose and to some other animated series characters such as Jack and Jill. The game focuses mainly on teaching children about nursery rhymes and thus features quite a few of them. Depending on how you want to take it, this can be a good plus, as you can spend a good time with your child inside the game. But otherwise, played per se, on your own, it will just be annoying and will lack any real drawing power.
