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Mickey's Safari In Letterland

Review

Guide Mickey through six territories to collect letter diamonds and spell words.

Mickey's Safari in Letterland was developed by Beam Software and published by Hi-Tech Expressions for the NES in 1993; it was an NES-exclusive title, so the original release year is also 1993.


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About Mickey's Safari In Letterland

Mickey's Safari in Letterland is an educational title designed for very young children. Its core activity involves navigating Mickey Mouse through six distinct global regions to gather letters that form words.

The gameplay is intentionally easy, featuring no failure state. Enemies like snakes or hippos pose no threat, and Mickey can safely interact with the environment, including swimming and surviving falls. Player interaction extends to a separate mode where selecting letters on a board triggers spoken audio samples.

During a stage, Mickey collects three diamonds, each containing a letter. Assembling these into a word prompts an audio and visual presentation. After this, he retrieves a large slab from the level's end. Goofy processes this slab through a machine to produce a final letter for the player to identify.

Mickey's Safari In Letterland Screenshots

10 images
Title screen
Difficulty level
Map
Goofy takes you where you want to go
Starting out in the Yukon, facing off with a baby seal
There's one of the sought-after letters
The alligators in the swamp are quite tame
Not even water bothers the mouse
A porcupine in the forest
Tiptoeing over the waterfall