Super Solvers Spellbound is an online DOS game which you can play for free here at dosvideogames.com It has the tags: kids, learning, and was added on Apr 05, 2016.It has been played 1078 times and is available for the following systems: DOS and DOS Abandonware, played on DOSBOX. You can also play Super Solvers Spellbound unblocked. The Super Solvers series are computer games released by The Learning Company that have educational and entertainment qualities. Midnight Rescue! Is the first program of the series to be released. Other programs in this series include OutNumbered!, Spellbound!, and Gizmos and Gadgets! Among others. One of the education games aimed for older elementary students, from The Learning Company's classic Super Solver's series. The Master of Mischief is up to his old tricks and now is trying to take over the Shady Glen TV Station, with the help from his robot Tele. Now the Super Solver must move around.

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1. Super Solvers: Treasure Mountain!

Description of Super Solvers: Treasure Mountain!

Treasure Mountain is a fun educational adventure in the successful 'Super Solvers' series from The Learning Company. It is also the first in 'Treasure' sub-series that had a few more games.

Designed for kids ages 5 to 9, children will be captivated by the game's vibrant graphics, fun gameplay that combines platform action with math problems, and excellent on-line help. They will spend many hours solving puzzles, doing math problems and looking for hidden treasures-- sharpening their math skills without realizing it :) The goal of the game is to get up to the top of the mountain, collecting treasures along the way.

The game's overall theme is very similar to the other 'Treasure' titles, but the specific activities, problems and graphics are different. A must-have for all parents looking for a nice, introductory-level algebra title for their kids. Thumbs up!

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Comments and reviews

Pearlite2019-12-221 point

This was definitely one of the first computer games I ever played. It is elegant in its simplicity.
For those of you who think this game is a slog, I'm going to brag and say I've finished the whole thing in just a few hours. Doing the math, assuming you find all the treasures every time you go up the mountain, you only have to ascend to the top 29 times to fill the chest. One ascent isn't difficult and it doesn't take a long time, but on the higher levels it does get a little trickier with elf dust stealing coins, plank bridges that break and the Master of Mischief shoving you off the ladders.
One fun thing I noticed is that you can play with the toy treasures after you've earned them. Some of the toys don't do anything by themselves, but will do something special if you have a second complementary toy. If you keep earning treasures, the game will eventually give you duplicates.

Bribeck052019-05-170 point

I loved this game!!

mrpenguinb2018-11-230 point

Loved played this game when I was a kid. The music towards the end (climbing up the final ladder) each time kinda scared me. This game is so repetitive though, an absolute slog to complete (if at all possible).

Alex2018-09-220 point

I have played and completed treasure cove. I would like to also be able to play treasure mountain.

Lisa2016-08-24-3 points

I cannot drag and drop to the Dos Box??? it just has the circle with the line through it

Mask2015-06-142 points DOS version

The first game i ever played!

Nostalgia Gamer2014-12-037 points DOS version

First game I ever was exposed to when I was a wee toddler, was looking for this game for over 20 years. Wow...trip down memory lane.

Carli2014-06-231 point DOS version

does any know how i can open the game file? i know you can use the Windows Command Prompt but it doesn't work for me...

Osga212014-06-215 points DOS version

You trap elfs, steal their money and take away their scrolls 11/10- ign 'Like skyrim but on DOS'

Zach White2014-06-213 points DOS version

This was one of the first video games I ever played...I now design video games...This game has A LOT to do with my passion for games. Learning and fun in one experience. So today I do just that, I design and produce development of video games for learning. Ramthor's Tower: Maze Defense is the name of the game, designed by N-1 Games, which is the gaming branch of Conscious Dimensions, LLC.

Chochi2014-03-310 point DOS version

Excited

girlfacer922014-03-270 point DOS version

i love this game when i was in school and elemtry

Andrew2014-02-06-1 point DOS version

Hopefully this works!

Confused2014-01-23-8 points DOS version

This game doesn't seem to work for me. I used a DosBox to play it. It loads up a blue screen that says 'please enter disk 1'. Press enter to continue. I press enter but nothing happens. Any help would be appreciated.

a person2013-11-200 point DOS version

is this free?

undercoverstory2013-10-200 point DOS version

My real names Matt Ullman

kfunk2013-07-131 point DOS version

This may seem like a stupid question, but would I be able to run this on a Mac? And if so, how?

Isty2013-05-041 point DOS version

This is only Version 1.0 where can we get 2.0?

Cutty2013-04-070 point DOS version

Thanks!

Mike2012-09-270 point DOS version

awesome

NotWizgah2012-07-161 point DOS version

Hey doofus, if she didn't HAVE winrar installed already, it wouldn't look like a stack of books!!
Pretending to have compy knowledge fail.

Wizgah2012-05-140 point DOS version

Girl, this is a rar archive, you need to download and install a free programm called WinRAR to extract the files on your computer, then go to the site DOSbox in order to make the game work with recent computers.

boy2012-04-15-4 points DOS version

lol at girl.... people who know absolutely nothing about computers should not be on them.

jajaj2012-04-020 point DOS version

Sweet

Ghost2012-01-160 point DOS version

Holy hell! I've been looking for this game for ages and could never remember the name. Complete throwback of elementary school. Good stuff!

Girl2012-01-150 point DOS version

How come I only see a pile of books when I download it?

dandan2012-01-050 point DOS version

play

Winter2011-02-200 point DOS version

I remember playing this game in elementary school, and could not for the life of me remember the name until now!!!!!!
THANK YOU for bringing back part of my childhood!

Snapple2011-01-070 point DOS version

Bravo, I played every other game in the series except for this one. I am grateful.

braveleo2009-11-290 point DOS version

love this game playd it all the time when i8 was 7 .. want my kids to play

Katze2008-12-301 point DOS version

I've been looking everywhere to play this game again haven't played since i was a kid thank you!

psychicrox2008-11-090 point DOS version

SWEET BABY JESUS! I LOVE YOU GUYS! I REMEMBER PLAYING THIS GAME. I could never remember what it was called but I loved it

someone VERY grateful2008-05-140 point DOS version

GOD... this was my favorite game when I was four... this holds a lot of meaning for me.

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The Learning Company (TLC) was an Americaneducational software company owned by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. The company produced a grade-based system of learning software and tools to improve productivity. Products for preschoolers through second graders included Reader Rabbit, and software for more advanced students included The ClueFinders. The company was also known for publishing licensed educational titles featuring characters such as Arthur, Scooby-Doo, Zoboomafoo, and Caillou.

Founding and ownership[edit]

The Learning Company was founded in 1980 by Ann McCormick, Leslie Grimm, Teri Perl, and Warren Robinett, a former Atari employee who had programmed the popular game Adventure. They saw the Apple II as an opportunity to teach young children concepts of math, reading, science, problem-solving, and thinking skills. Part of the original funding for the company came from a National Science Foundation grant.

TLC produced launch titles for the PCjr, announced in late 1983.^[1] From 1980 through 1984, it created a line of 15 widely acclaimed children's educational software products, which were sold through the U.S. retail and school computer software channels.

In the first half of 1985, the Board hired as CEO Bill Dinsmore. Shortly after Mr. Dinsmore was hired, Reece Duca, a founding Partner of the Investment Group of Santa Barbara (IGSB), became a member of the Board of Directors and purchased shares from several founders and original venture firms. In late 1986, Mr. Duca was elected Chairman of the Board . IGSB became The Learning Company's largest shareholder.

During the 10-year period from 1985 to 1995, TLC's revenues grew at a 36% compounded rate from $2.4M to $53.2M and profitability increased from breakeven in 1985 to a 20% pre-tax margin. The leading families of products were the 'Reader Rabbit' series for ages 2–8, the 'Treasure Mountain' Reading-Math-Science series for ages 5–9, the 'Super Solver' series for ages 7–12, the 'Student Writing & Publishing Center' for ages 7-adult, and the 'Foreign Language Learning' series for ages 15-adult.

TLC went public on April 28, 1992 in an IPO led by Morgan Stanley and Robertson, Stephens & Co. From 1992 to 1995, TLC achieved 16 consecutive quarters of revenues and profits growth, never experiencing a down quarter or year. TLC's early struggles, followed by 10 consecutive years of outstanding performance, were the subject of case studies at both Harvard and Stanford universities.

Softkey acquisition[edit]

In 1995, TLC was acquired by Softkey for $606M.^[2]

Subsequent to the acquisition, TLC was reformed from the merger of WordStar, Spinnaker, and SoftKey Software. Prior to that, SoftKey was a Canadian company that was founded by Kevin O'Leary and traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange. During the years following the three-way merger, the combined company was led by Michael J. Perik as CEO, Kevin O'Leary as President and R. Scott Murray as CFO. TLC acquired many leading brands through acquisitions of such companies as Broderbund, Mindscape and Creative Wonders. The company held some of the best-known educational, entertainment and home productivity brands in the market. These included Reader Rabbit, Carmen Sandiego, The Oregon Trail, Myst, Riven, The Print Shop, and PrintMaster.

The software sold in retail chains and in direct mail channels across Europe, and in the OEM channels as well as creating one of the first online imaging models in the market. In 1996, SoftKey changed its name to 'The Learning Company'.

Mattel acquisition and rapid devaluation[edit]

In the fall of 1998, Mattel agreed to acquire The Learning Company in a stock-for-stock merger valuing the company at approximately $4.2 billion. Mattel sold The Learning Company as well as Mattel Interactive in 2000 at a loss to Gores Technology group. The total financial losses to Mattel have been estimated to be as high as $3.6 billion.^[3] Mattel's acquisition of The Learning Company has been referred to as 'one of the worst acquisitions of all time' by several prominent business journals.^[3][4] The Learning Company was acquired by Riverdeep Interactive Learning in September 2001.

Riverdeep merged with Houghton Mifflin in December 2006, and Houghton Mifflin Riverdeep became Houghton Mifflin Harcourt after it acquired Harcourt in January 2007. HMH released several book sets under The Learning Company brand umbrella, including Oregon Trail Adventures,The Little Box of Love, and The Little Box of Laughs.^[5] In April 2018, The Learning Company was folded into Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, who currently uses the company's name as its slogan.

Software[edit]

Reader Rabbit / The ClueFinders series[edit]

• Grade-based titles
  • Reader Rabbit Baby
  • Reader Rabbit Preschool
  • Reader Rabbit 1st Grade
  • Reader Rabbit 2nd Grade (now sold as Reader Rabbit 2nd Grade: Classic)
  • Reader Rabbit 2nd Grade: Mis-cheese-ious Dreamship Adventures
  • Reader Rabbit Thinking Games
  • The ClueFinders 3rd Grade Adventures (1998)
  • The ClueFinders 4th Grade Adventures (1998)
  • The ClueFinders 5th Grade Adventures (1999)
  • The ClueFinders 6th Grade Adventures (1999)
• Other titles
  • Writer Rabbit (1986)
  • Reader Rabbit 1 (1983)
  • Reader Rabbit 2 (1991)
  • Reader Rabbit 3 (1993)
  • Reader Rabbit's Interactive Reading Journey (1994)
  • Math Rabbit (Later changed to Reader Rabbit Math) (1986)
  • The ClueFinders Math Adventures (1999)
  • The ClueFinders Reading Adventures (1999)
  • The ClueFinders Search and Solve Adventures (2000)
  • The ClueFinders: The Incredible Toy Store Adventure! (2001)

Zoombinis[edit]

• Zoombinis Logical Journey (1996)
  • Note: This game was remade in 2015.
• Zoombinis Mountain Rescue (2001)
• Zoombinis Island Odyssey (2002)

Super Solvers series[edit]

• Midnight Rescue! (Later re-released as Super Solvers Reading and then Leap Ahead! 3rd Grade)
• OutNumbered! (Later re-released as Leap Ahead! 3rd Grade)
• Challenge of the Ancient Empires! (Ancient Empires)
• Spellbound! (Later re-released as Leap Ahead! Spelling)

Super Seekers games[edit]

• Treasure Mountain! (1990)
  • Note: This game was originally released as a regular Super Solvers title.
• Treasure MathStorm! (1992)
• Treasure Cove! (1992)
• Treasure Galaxy! (1994)

Fisher-Price series[edit]

• Fisher-Price: Dream Dollhouse (1995)
• Fisher-Price: Great Adventures: Castle (1995)
• Fisher-Price: Great Adventures: Pirate Ship (1996)
• Fisher-Price: Great Adventures: Wild Western Town (1997)
• Fisher-Price: Big Action Garage (1998)
• Fisher-Price: Big Action Construction (1998)
• Fisher-Price: Little People Christmas Activity Center (1998)
• Fisher-Price: Time to Play Dollhouse (1998)
• Fisher-Price: Time to Play Pet Shop (1998)
• Fisher-Price: Outdoor Adventures: Ranger Trail (1999)
• Fisher-Price: Rescue Heroes: Hurricane Havoc (1999)
• Fisher-Price: Toddler (1999)
• Fisher-Price: Preschool (1999)
• Fisher-Price: Kindergarten (1999)

Carmen Sandiego series[edit]

• Carmen Sandiego's ThinkQuick Challenge (1999)
• Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? Treasures of Knowledge (2001)
  • Note: When The Learning Company purchased Brøderbund Software, they gained the rights to the Carmen Sandiego series. Only the Carmen Sandiego games created by The Learning Company are included here. Note that some original Brøderbund games are now sold under The Learning Company name.

MindPower series[edit]

• Mind Power Math: Basic Math
• Mind Power Math: High School
• Mind Power Math: Pre Algebra
• Mind Power Math: Calculus
• Mind Power Math: Geometry
• Mind Power Math: Algebra 2
• Mind Power Math: Middle School
• Mind Power Science Grades 7-12
• Mind Power Science: Biology, Light & Electricity

Trail series[edit]

Other games[edit]

• Explore Yellowstone (1997)^[6]
• Prince of Persia 3D (1999)
• Soul Fighter (1999)
• Vlad Tepes Dracula (1997)
• Real World series
  • Operation Neptune (1991)
    • Note: This game was eventually added to the Super Solvers series.
  • Time Riders in American History
  • Math For The Real World
• Adventure/puzzle games
  • Rocky's Boots (1982)
  • Gertrude's Secrets (1984)
  • Gertrude's Puzzles
  • Robot Odyssey (1984)
  • Think Quick! (1987)
  • Logic Quest 3D (1996)
  • Road Adventures USA
• Achieve! games
  • Achieve! Math & Science: Grades 1-3
  • Achieve! Phonics, Reading & Writing: Grades 1-3
  • Achieve! Math & Science: Grades 3-6
  • Achieve! Writing & Language Arts Grades 3-6
• Tools and other programs
  • All-Star Typing
  • Read, Write, and Type
  • MetroGnomes' Music
  • The Children's Writing & Publishing Center
  • The Writing Center
  • Student Writing Center
• Starflyers series
  • Starflyers: Royal Jewel Rescue
  • Starflyers: Alien Space Chase
• PBS Kids series
  • Caillou's Magic Playhouse
  • Caillou's Four Seasons of Fun
  • Caillou's Party Fun and Games
  • Zoboomafoo Animal Alphabet
  • Zoboomafoo Creature Quest
  • Jay Jay the Jet Plane: Jay Jay Earns his Wings
  • Jay Jay the Jet Plane: Sky Heroes to the Rescue
  • Cyberchase: Carnival Chaos
  • Cyberchase: Castleblanca Quest
• Other early educational programs
  • Magic Spells
  • Bumble Games
  • Bumble Plot
  • Moptown Hotel
  • Moptown Parade
  • Wordspinner
  • Juggles' Rainbow
  • Juggles' House
  • SpongeBob SquarePants Typing
  • Ultimate Children's Encyclopedia

References[edit]

1. ^Wiswell, Phil (January 24, 1984). 'Coming Soon: Games For The PCjr'. PC. pp. 142–145. Retrieved January 26, 2015.
2. ^'Softkey Reaches Agreement to Buy Learning Company'. nytimes.com. 8 December 1995. Retrieved 19 January 2017.
3. ^ ^abCave, Andrew (September 30, 2000). 'Mattel sale ends $3.6bn fiasco'. The Daily Telegraph. London. Retrieved October 11, 2015.
4. ^Rosenbush, Steve (October 4, 2007). 'When Big Deals Go Bad—and Why'. Bloomberg. Retrieved October 11, 2015.
5. ^Ginns, Russell (September 11, 2014). 'Book Set Review: 'The Little Box of Love''. yeahstub.com.
6. ^http://macintoshgarden.org/apps/explore-yellowstone

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External links[edit]

Free Mac Games

• Official website (archived)
• The Learning Company at MobyGames

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