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The Truck Game

Kids learn about trucks in this immersive, 3D, point-and-click game specially designed for younger PC gamers!

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November 26, 2021
4 years and 250 days ago
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About the Game

Young PC gamers* will be enthralled by this immersive, 3D, point-and-click game!

Every truck has a mission! With the ice cream truck, kids match colors and patterns to deliver ice cream to customers! Just click on an ice cream cone, then click on the matching customer. With the mail truck, kids deliver mail to houses! With the fork lift, they load palettes onto delivery trucks! With the payloader, they arrange hay bales to make a picture!

If your kids can play 2D games on a tablet, they are ready for this PC game! They will love the 3D graphics as they develop hand eye coordination with a PC mouse.

*In our play testing, most of our players are in the 4-7 age group. Reading skills are not necessary. But pattern-matching skills and hand-eye coordination definitely are!