Caillou - Birthday party Join Caillou and all his friends from the award-winning PBS series for a fun-filled celebration! You choose from one of four party themes, and you can even make your own printable party accessories for when your next birthday comes along.
Customer Review: Annoying game with a few positive points
This game could so easily have been better with the slightest bit of effort. Unlike most games this game doesn’t remember any of the settings for a particular child. It’s not clear to me why they even bother having them sign in. The instructions where played for every game, no matter how many times the game has been played. The next problem was that it doesn’t remember what level of the game the child last played at and starts over at level one every time. This is bad for two reasons. One is that many children get comfortable at a level and don’t want to move on to the next, more challenging level. The parent ought to be able to change it once and not have to keep changing it every time. Not only that, you have to go into the game to change the level and then it plays the instructions yet again for the next level. It’s true that you can click through all that but it’s very annoying. Also, what is the point of having the confirmation every time the child leaves a game? It’s not like they’re going to lose some valuable data. They can just get back in if they want. Being asked all the time is also annoying.

On the positive side, there are enough activities in the game. And there were a few sound-oriented games that I thought were pretty nice and unusual. However, the art project was totally lame. No creativity at all. Just picking things from a menu.

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