The Adventures of Sinbad (1985)
Genres:Adventure, Quiz/Trivia
Themes:Educational, Kids
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:The Adventures of Sinbad is an educational reading program with a tile matching game.
It contains several short stories about the Sinbad the Sailor with corresponding reading comprehension questions. Additionally, there is a tile matching game for one or two players. Players take turns guessing two tiles from a 4x4 grid, with pictures from Sinbad's adventures. The player who achieves the most matches is the winner.Show more
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