You may Reset or Skip any puzzle at any time without fear of penalty, but if you submit the wrong answer to a puzzle, you'll be docked points from your end score. You're awarded points based on how many puzzles you managed to get through, how quickly you completed them and also how many seconds you had left on the clock when you completed the last puzzle. How well you perform during a minigame determines how many points you earn as well as how far you travel around the tracks on the map. Sometimes the pointer gets hung up in parts of the maze, but there are no noticeable control issues otherwise.
Most are controlled by pointing and clicking with the Wii Remote and the A Button, although a couple of minigames (involving moving an animal around to various points on the screen) allow you to use the D-Pad instead, and one game has you leading a creature through a maze with the pointer. In Quest Mode, all of the minigames are timed, and you must do your best to complete as many puzzles as you can before time runs out. There is no option to choose your difficulty level in this game, nor does it seem to adapt to the player's skill level, so be prepared to have every minigame start out easy and then gradually become more difficult. Whatever you wind up doing, each minigame will have you thinking critically. You may have to remember how many monkeys ran into a set of bushes, help the Professor to score home runs or untangle the leashes binding a pack of dogs together.
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In each one you'll help the Professor or one of his animal friends to do something by solving a series of ever-more-challenging puzzles. Everyone has their favourite type of brain game, whether it be mazes, number-crunching, or fitting shapes together to make larger shapes, so there will be some you'll like here and some you won't. The minigames each fall into one of five categories - Planning, Spatial, Numbers, Memory, and Search. You can't choose which individual minigame you'd like to play in Quest Mode, though you can click 'Cancel' and then hit the 'Travel!' button again in hopes you'll be given a different minigame to play. When you've decided to take up a quest, the game will present you with one of the available minigames to play at random (initially there are ten, with the other five unlockable via playing minigames in any mode).
Each animal has a circular border around them, and when their borders turn red, those animals are available to present you with quests. Quest Mode presents you with a map featuring a set of train tracks littered with 17 different animals. Once you've got yours named and ready to go, choose between the three different modes: Quest, Test, and Practice. Create up to eight separate profiles at the title screen by clicking the 'Change User' button. Control-wise, this is standard point-and-click fare.
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