Plus Belle La Vie: Le Secret du Dr Livia - Nintendo DS - DE

Pluk van de Petteflet is a Dutch educational game for children aged three to seven, developed in connection with the 2004 film Pluk van de Petteflet. Both the film and the game are based on the children's book of the same name by Dutch author Annie M.G. Schmidt from 1971. It's about a boy named Pluk who drives through the city in a red crane truck, looking for a house to live in. Dolly the pigeon tells him there's an empty room on the top floor of the Petteflet, a large skyscraper. There, he becomes caught up in adventures with the other residents and the surroundings of the building. The CD-ROM version includes seven minigames. Children can: colour in pictures in Pluk's room; sing along to all the songs from the film; teach the bird Krullevaar to fly; do maths exercises with the Heen-en-weerwolf by putting together a shopping list and collecting all the items by boat; learn to write letters with Langhors and the bees; feed the hungry seagulls with Karel-met-de-houten-poot; and juggle apples with Zaza. The disc can also be used as an audio CD, and Dolly the pigeon and the Lispeltuut help out during the game. All the animals are voiced by professional Dutch voice actors. The later Nintendo DS version includes two additional games: a tic-tac-toe variant and a memory game.