Down on AlphaBonk Farm, the alphabet has gotten loose. There's a letter for every animal and an animal for every letter, a rhyme waiting at each one, and Farmer Bonk has a story about pretty much everything. Velma the Swine has the facts. Bunji the Frog and Clyde the Parrot have the games. Nobody is in a hurry.

Originally released by Headbone Interactive in 1995 and now fully restored for modern desktops, AlphaBonk Farm is an A-to-Z ramble through farm life for brand-new readers — twenty-six letters, plenty of activities, and lots to explore with the Gigglebone Gang.

Key Features

• The Whole Alphabet, A to Z: Pick any letter off the strip and go. Have fun rhyming and reading the words together with the game.

• Games For Every Letter: Each letter hides either a Seek 'n' Find with Clyde — spot the objects tucked into the scene, with hints when you want them and a clock when you're feeling brave — or a Poke 'n' Prod with Bunji.

• Barnyard Toy Boxes: Have fun with Bunji in an Egg Factory, a Fishing Pond, a Haunted Barnyard, an Ice Cream Parlor, an X-Ray Lab, a Livestock Roundup, the Numbskull Nut Revue and an Upside-Down Room, among others.

• Real Farm Photographs: Switch to the Photo track and every letter opens onto real pictures of a working farm. 

• Fun Farm Facts with Velma: Thirty-nine illustrated explainers about how a farm actually works, plus Farmer Bonk's own rambling anecdotes about the pictures.

• Fully Restored 1995 Animation: Hand-drawn cartoon art and a complete voice cast, rebuilt to run natively on modern machines. Everything is spoken aloud, so it works for ages 4 and up whether or not they can read yet.