The game asks them to jog their memories to answer historical trivia questions. While holding sales, kids add, subtract, and multiply to help save up money for their big trip. The Daring Game for Girls is a masterful open-world game that promotes curiosity, intelligence, self-direction, making friends, and learning. The Daring Girls credo: Enjoy yourself; learn new things; lead an interesting life.
Between the inspirational quotes, the championing of knowledge, the can-do spirit, and the endorsement of physical activity and good friendships, there are more positive messages for girls packed into this game than can even be enumerated. These girls are independent, industrious, studious, friendly, physically fit, creative, and helpful. And it's worth noting that there are nice boy characters in the game -- and that you score point for befriending them, too. The game is not always easy, especially when it comes to the trivia questions it puts forth.
But observant players will discover that the answers to all the questions are there in the form of "Did You Know? All of the activities in the game can be mastered with practice. The most violent thing players do in this game is flick bugs away from their garden with a finger. The bugs are not harmed, just displaced. Some elements of the game come off as a hard sell for the book on which is it based.
At the start, your character's mother tells you, "I know you've read The Daring Book for Girls and want to try some of the exciting things in it. Parents need to know that The Daring Game for Girls is a fun and wholesome experience for young girls. It is, however, based on the book, The Daring Book for Girls , that is featured heavily in the game, and if your daughter has not already read the book, she will likely want to do so after playing the game.
Also, while the game puts forth a girls-can-do-anything message, there are certain activities in the game that would not be appropriate for young children to attempt without supervision starting a campfire, using a power drill, exploring a cave. Be sure to explain to children that although there are no adults pictured in the game, many of these activities would require the presence of grown-ups in real life. Add your rating See all 2 parent reviews. Add your rating See all 5 kid reviews. She sets out from her new home with three goals: To make new friends, have fun, and earn enough money to go on a big outdoorsy adventure trip.
Some of the new friends she makes will school her on trivia about their favorite topics, others will invite her to play games like freeze tag, tether-ball, soccer, or double-dutch.
She'll buy supplies or find them, or be given them in order to build crafts -- everything from dreamcatchers to a scooter that she can actually ride. She'll run sales from a little wooden stand, selling lemonade which must be made in the game , flowers, or produce which must be grown in the game , or any of the craft items she's built.
Along the way, she'll go birdwatching, collect great books, and solve coded messages given to her by a wannabe spy friend. There is a whole lot to like about The Daring Game for Girls. It presents a wholesome, productive, diverse, fun vision of childhood -- and will likely inspire players to try to replicate some of it in their real lives. There's a ton of variety -- at any point in the game, it always feels like there's something else to do.
And it's built in a great way where, if there's a part of the game that's not your thing, you don't need to spend time on it. For instance, if you don't like trivia, you can still achieve all your goals and reach the game's conclusion without playing through the trivia quizzes. Or if you think the gardening is too monotonous, just don't use the garden.
There's almost total freedom. On the negative side, there is a tad too much promoting of the book. And the ending is sadly lame. After all that work and saving up for your big outdoor adventure, you don't get to actually play through the vacation -- it's just shown to you in pictures. Luckily, you can keep playing after that point. But it's easy to overlook those flaws when you're so thrilled to find a game for girls that has nothing whatsoever to do with clothes.
Rowling, Chris Evert, and many, many more. A good question for familes to discuss: Can boys play this game? Obviously, there are no male characters to play as, but are there things a boy could learn from the game? Have a question about this game? Ask other GameFAQs users! User Ratings. Your Score. More statistics and details. Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? McKinley, or embarking on an exotic African Safari is all in a day's event!
In this adventure title based on the bestselling books published by the William Morrow imprint of HarperCollins, players can achieve their dream adventure by successfully completing an array of exciting challenges. The Daring Game for Girls is an entertaining and informative adventure that lets players virtually experience activities straight from the popular book.
Players can pick from one of several character models with a wide range of ethnicities and features. As they play, girls will earn gear and collectibles while having fun in spy missions, cave exploration, freeze tag, double dutch, basketball, arts and crafts, managing a corner stand, making friends, and much more.
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