Living Books: Arthur's Computer Adventure - All Parts - Full Gameplay/Walkthrough (Longplay)

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Get ready to join Arthur and his friends in an exciting virtual adventure with Living Books: Arthur's Computer Adventure! In this interactive game, players will help Arthur finish his school assignment and play his favourite computer game. Along the way, players will encounter puzzles, games, and exciting challenges that will keep them entertained and engaged for hours. Join Arthur and his pals on an exciting journey through the digital world of Living Books: Arthur's Computer Adventure!
- About this game:
Living Books: Arthur's Computer Adventure is an interactive educational game designed for children aged 3-7 years old. Based on the popular children's book series, Arthur's Computer Adventure takes children on a fun and exciting journey through the world of computers, teaching them basic computer skills along the way. Players join Arthur and his friends in their quest to win a computer contest, using a range of software tools to design and create their own animated storybook. With a colorful and engaging interface, this game aims to promote creativity, problem-solving, and technology literacy in young children.
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[@peterangusguy3382]

Buster: Uh Arthur I think I hear my mom calling.
Arthur: Don’t go! You can’t!

[@ekaterinalekkas2356]

incredible!

[@mcpeanutful]

About 1:04:06, it not only foreshadows the ending of the story, but gives extra correction to the mistake I made.

[@peterangusguy3382]

D.W sneezes
Mouse 1: Thar she blows!
Mouse 2: Wipe your nose!
D.W wipes her nose with a tablecloth
Jane Read: D.W what did I say about that?
D.W: The tablecloth is not a handkerchief. Sorry mom.

[@johncole273]

Wow

[@mcpeanutful]

About 1:24:04, how does D.W. know that no matter how fascinated the mother is with the game, Arthur's punishment is going to stay?

[@mcpeanutful]

Also about 1:23:04, why did D.W. say to make the punishment really good?

[@baucans2152]

12:34 all it’s missing is the fnaf 2 jumpscare sound

[@mcpeanutful]

About 1:23:04, I saw the TV episode before I saw the book version (which is the same as the Living Book version seen here) and incorrectly thought the reason the mother forbade Arthur from playing on the computer for a week was because she needed it for all the work she had to do, and when it had been a week after this story took place, the mother would no longer need the computer. But upon seeing the book version, I found out it was as a punishment for doing something he wasn't supposed to do. Am I the only one who misinterpreted what happened in the story before seeing the book version?

[@Sandlot1992]

No End Credits?! that's a bummer!

[@intelboydj1]

1:05:02 power cord shorted out

[@BLASNYC]

Dollhouse with me.

[@austinbakkerangelastro2307]

37:54 Uh-oh.