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Follow The Reader

Review

This educational game teaches sentence structure by having kids give Mickey Mouse commands to complete tasks around the house.

Follow the Reader was developed by Distinctive Software and published by Walt Disney Computer Software for DOS in 1992; no earlier platform version is known.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1992
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
3.03 MB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
0 votes

About Follow The Reader

Follow the Reader is an educational DOS title from a Disney-themed series for children. Its primary function is to provide reading practice by having a narrator voice the text of an interactive story.

The player controls Mickey Mouse for a single day, making choices that dictate his activities. These largely occur within his home and include domestic routines like cooking, personal hygiene, and caring for his dog Pluto. Leisure and creative options are also available, such as playing instruments, reading, or contacting friends.

Social interactions extend beyond the house, with possibilities to visit locations like a park or beach with a friend. The experience concludes when Mickey goes to sleep. A notable feature allows players to save their session and later watch the automated playback of the story they created.

Follow The Reader Screenshots

10 images
The Title Screen.
The Second Screen.
The beginning of the game. How about getting dressed?
I wonder how Donald's going to react to this...
Let's go to the living room.
Ordering a pizza.
Watering the plant.
Watching TV. The plant seems to like the show too.
Calling Goofy. He doesn't mind hanging out with me.
Pizza delivery straight to your kitchen.