Rodney's Funscreen

Rodney's Funscreen is a video game in the educational genre developed by Art in the Box and published by Activision, Inc. originally released in 1992. It is currently playable on DOS, Windows 3.x.

Rodney's Funscreen is a children's game designed by Rodney Greenblat, who was later responsible for the art of the Parappa the Rapper series. The game has five activities that can be accessed directly from the main menu. The goal of these mini-games is to teach preschoolers how to use the computer.

In Dinky's House, the child player has to click on the closed windows of the character's house, trying to find him behind the curtains. Clicking on the door icon shows the inside of the house, while clicking on furniture and other parts of the stage shows an animation of Dinky doing something.

In Guess-o-Matic, the player has to find the picture at the bottom by clicking on a series of cards with question marks on them.

In Barber Joe, the child can select from three drawings of heads of a boy named Joe, a girl named Jane and the dog Woof to paint over them with the drawing tools available on the left side of the screen.

In Alphabeeps, the child has to click on the first letter of the name of the object, animal or thing shown at the top of the screen. As a reward and incentive for correct answers, an animated monster approaches an object, jumping across the screen until it reaches and interacts with it.

In Too Many Monsters, the top of the screen shows a group of monsters, and the child has to click on the corresponding number of them at the bottom.

It is possible that we have multiple downloads available when different versions exist.